Showing posts with label cannon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cannon. Show all posts
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Jeremy Is Gone + Footage
So Jeremy went home the other day. Our super good friend, Ashley, was good enough to drive him to the airport, and I rode along. He's been gone for a couple days now, and already I'm happier. Haha.. I'm just masking my feelings of pain and frustration from his disappearance. Check out what I grabbed on his way out. If you pay close attention, you will see that Jeremy doesn't really know what airline, or what his ticket information is. He has to call his mom super late to get the info from her. Wow, it must be AWESOME to be a mom.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Jeremy the Filmer + Footage
Jeremy and I have had the extreme pleasure of borrowing an amazing friend's DVX100. (THANK YOU!). Jeremy has been doing some filming, and I wanted to share it. Anyway, if you thought Conny Hall was good, chizneck thisneck out....neck.
Labels:
cannon,
filming,
footage,
jeremy,
skateboarding
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Accidental Firing
Jeremy (my homemate) was trying to find me the other night, and was gonna pick me up. I was flashing the flash on my camera as a homing beacon so that he could find me, and accidentally took this photo when I finally got a little closer... You can kinda see him in there. I think it's around a 3 second exposure with the flash.
Friday, January 4, 2008
Las Vegas Job
Recently, I got a job working in Las Vegas for Michael Mann and Dante Spinotti - two of my favorite film makers - and spent 4 nights shooting from 2 PM to 6 AM. It was my first time in Vegas without being under the legal age, and so I got to spend some quality time in the casinos at 7 AM after getting off work with Jeremy:

I had a great time playing Roulette, and scoring chick-dudes off the strip. Hahahaa, just playing.

The cars on the job would get up to 150 MPH and then we shot a huge crash sequence. It was amazing to see these pro's working. Here's some more fotos:








Working for myself and maintaining creative control over my work is great, but working for famous people has it's upsides for sure.
I had a great time playing Roulette, and scoring chick-dudes off the strip. Hahahaa, just playing.
The cars on the job would get up to 150 MPH and then we shot a huge crash sequence. It was amazing to see these pro's working. Here's some more fotos:
Working for myself and maintaining creative control over my work is great, but working for famous people has it's upsides for sure.
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