5.23.2007
5.16.2007
We got a couple of wide angle adapters for the HVX. posted some test footage here
Used it for the first time for real on the torry ramp shoot. Will post some footage of that soon.
5.12.2007
Last year I did some editing for a film by Chris Cutri. It was about the over-commercialization of surf culture. It's a tricky topic to be sure. You can substitute the surf culture with skate culture, punk rock, or any subculture, with time and market forces at work, there's no stopping the co-opting of these things. I tend to take the perspective of Mike watt when he said, "people are always asking me 'What do you think of this new pop punk?' ...I don't hold it against people, everyone can't be born at the same time...The real question is what is to be done where your at, and how are you gonna do it?" The DVD is now available at the website. There's a trailer on Youtube.
5.10.2007
5.08.2007
5.06.2007
5.05.2007
5.04.2007
Jeff Chase from Omaha, Nebraska, master ramp builder/skateboarder.
Jeff is building the ramp for the Fuel Tv spot. We met Jeff in Nebraska while filming our documentary about skateboarding and public space “Freedom of Space.” (Nebraska is a very cool place we met so many cool people there--skaters, artists and musicians)
Jeff is building the ramp for the Fuel Tv spot. We met Jeff in Nebraska while filming our documentary about skateboarding and public space “Freedom of Space.” (Nebraska is a very cool place we met so many cool people there--skaters, artists and musicians)
5.01.2007
BRIGHT EYES---JOEY LYNCH---SALT LAKE CITY
Sunday morning I got a message from our friend Joey Lynch. Joey is an artist we met in Lincoln, Nebraska while shooting skateboarding, anyway Joey said he was on tour with Bright Eyes and he could get us tickets. I am a fan of Bright Eyes so I said Yes, please, thank you very much Joey. Anyway it took a while to figure out why Joey was on tour with Bright Eyes. We hooked up with Joey before the show and told us he was doing the artwork that would projected on screen behind the musicians. The show was amazing and Joey’s work was brilliant. He projected candles, colored fur balls, 16 mm film prints, flowers, colored wires, food coloring, his art work, and he drew with markers while Conor Oberst was singing his heart out. The projection was not just pictures in the background it was huge and magnified the mood of the music. It also doubled as the spotlight on the musicians. It was one of the best shows I have seen in years, and it was excellent to see Joey at work.
Thanks Joey for the hook up.
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