Video
Guardians of the Everglades
This is a fundraising video for the multimedia art/conservation/education exhibition Guardians of the Everglades.
Sarah Gulick and I filmed this during a few days in Florida early January, 2012 on behalf of Videotakes, Inc.
Thesis snapshot: Jackson Landers hunts Canada Geese
Jackson Landers helps the owners of the Glass House Winery in Free Unions, VA to get rid of three resident Canada geese, which have been eating the winery’s grapes. Jackson specializes in hunting and eating invasive species. (This is material from my thesis film ‘Close to the Bone’, which is currently in the post-production stage)
Thesis snapshot: Jackson Landers hunts pigeons in Charlottesville
Jackson Landers, known as the Locavore Hunter, has specialized in hunting and eating different kinds of invasive species. Today, he is armed with a cast net and looking for pigeons in Charlottesville, VA. (This is material from my thesis film ‘Close to the Bone’, which is currently in the post-production stage)
Napo Wildlife Center
This promotional video was filmed in May 2011 by myself, Erin Finicane and Tony Azios. It showcases the Napo Wildlife Center, an amazing ecolodge inside the Yasuniì National Park in the Amazon in Ecudaor. This is a conservation project completely run by the local Kichwa Anangu people.
That’s The Ticket
In the fall of 2010, Don Fish and I worked on this incredible story about 102-year-old Kip Shannon in Iowa, who has worked at the Lake Robbins Ballroom for 80 years. The story was produced for AARP and Maryland Public Television, and aired on several PBS stations across the U.S. the following spring. Camera: Panasonic P2 HPX170.
The Torah
The first part of the winning entry in the Santa Barbara Jewish Film Festival Student Competition. This mini-documentary was shot on 16mm black-and-white film and HD video. Cameras: Bolex H16 Rex and Panasonic HPX-170.
Mending History: A Sofer’s Story
The second part of the winning entry in the Santa Barbara Jewish Film Festival Student Competition. This mini-documentary was shot on 16mm black-and-white film and HD video. Cameras: Bolex H16 Rex and Panasonic HPX-170.
Love Cats
I took my Canon 5D Mark II to the National Zoo in Washington, DC to test out my new telephoto lens (Sigma 150-500 f/5-6.3) on some really impressive cats.
Urban Dance Dictionary
These five videos describe and explain various urban dance styles, and was originally produced for the organization Urban Artistry in Bethesda, MD. Here is your chance to learn everything you need to know about popping, locking, house dance, hip hop and breakdance.
First test with my new camera
Once my wonderful Canon EOS 5D Mark II had arrived, I immediately took it out to the park for a test run. There, I found a group of adorable deer to be my first movie stars.
Deer-Jacking
This is the first film I was involved in making during my first semester at American University. The assignment was to film something using subjective camera – “through someone’s eyes” – and then have the class guess whose perspective we represented.
ABC Nightline
This is a story on ABC Nightline about my professor Chris Palmer and his new book about ethics and deception in the nature documentary industry. You can spot me quickly in the classroom about 4:27 minutes into the story.
The day I met Serj Tankian
I shot these short videos on my little Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38 when I had the amazing fortune to quickly meet my hero Serj Tankian right before his concert in Gothenburg, Sweden on August 9, 2010.
Publicerad Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 at 09:52