Bugs! was featured on the Applied Arts Blog today. Check out the write up here.
April 28, 2010
April 26, 2010
New Project – Bugs!
Below is my newest project – Bugs! – it is a creative motion project shot with the Red One camera system. The project was co-produced with Lithium Studios. I worked closely with Editor Kyle Wilson on this project, and handled the colour grading process personally. Additional thanks to Photographer Arash Moallemi and Filmmaker Darrell Faria for their help with production. Set photos below were taken by Carmen Cheung.
April 24, 2010
Stop Motion
I spend yesterday evening co-creating a stop motion piece with Photographer Arash Moallemi. I’ll be posting the actual piece within the next week. This was my first chance to use Broncolor’s HMI lights – very interesting to work with. Below is an image from the set.
April 13, 2010
Drew Barrymore Portrait – The Guardian
A couple weeks back a portrait of Drew Barrymore that I took last fall during The Toronto International Film Festival appeared in The Guardian. The article is an interesting read – you can check it out here.
April 11, 2010
Lots of Editing
This weekend was devoted to a lot of post-production work. I have two projects that I am simultaneously working on. Both will be posted online by month’s end.
April 10, 2010
Style Cover – The Globe and Mail
Last weekend I shot a cover for the Style section of The Globe and Mail. It ran in today’s newspaper pictured below.
April 5, 2010
The Japandroids – The Globe and Mail
Over the weekend I photographed two concerts for The Globe and Mail – The Japandroids, and The XX. The Japandroids show was a complete free-for-all, no PR people, no security – a nice contrast to covering ‘bigger’ shows that put restrictions on photography. For those who might not know, ‘bigger acts’ usually limit photography to 2-3 songs, and don’t allow use of flash lighting. I’m fairly certain I was the only photographer on site for the show. The Japandroids were incredible live – there was crowd surfing within the first song! Below are some images from the show.
April 2, 2010
RGB MOVE on Vimeo
RGB MOVE is now up on Vimeo – a big improvement in terms of streaming and quality if you watch it in HD. Huge thanks to CODE Motion Pictures, a branch of The Cultural Olympiad, for commissioning and promoting this project throughout the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics.
