Cinematography
Ayesha + Zach
7 hrs shooting /// 10 hrs editing
Dwelling Commercial
4 hrs shooting /// 5 hrs editing
Miller Industries
15 hrs shooting /// 37 hrs editing
[Sorry for the delay in posting the PowWow video... I am busy shooting a trade show in Orlando this week]
Pow Wow video coming soon…
In the mean time see Pow Wow April 10-11 still photos
Cinematography Reel 2009-2010.
Shot entirely hand-held on a Sony HDR-FX1. Song 1 by Radiohead. Song 2 by Tim Cofield and Dylan Kussman (remixed by Summer Dregs).
Third Lobby LIVE Music Video
Thanks to Charles Allison at Spanner Sound for the studio and sound engineering and mixing.
Chattanooga Artist, Mia Bergeron
I shot this video with Mia Bergeron (professional oil painter) on a Sony HDR-FX1. Here, Mia talks to Portraits Inc about moving to Chattanooga as an oil painter and receiving a MakeWork arts grant from CreateHere.org Her work can be seen at miabergeron.com
The Steps web series
This is a web series I am shooting (directed by Dylan Kussman). We started shooting the pilot for this series in the fall of 2008. In the spring of 2009 I received a MakeWork grant from CreateHere to finish season 1 of The Steps web series (www.followthesteps.net). I have learned an anormous amount about filmmaking during this process, as this was my first real show. Jeeez. Everything from lighting a shot on location to editing HD video and compressing it in a way that looks good on the web. I’ve also learned a ton about marketing through social media which has taken quite a tole on my creative life so I am trying to back off of that now. My favorite part of the process is the cinematography, though. There’s nothing like getting that shot that captures an actor’s performance with just the right lighting and movement.
You can watch episodes of The Steps at http://followthesteps.net
Carolina Wren
I spotted this Carolina Wren while taking a walk at Point Park on Lookout Mountain in March of 2010. The footage is shaky but i just love the way you can see her sing. *If you listen closely you can hear the other bird respond between calls.