The first few hours of playing around with the high speed camera.

Well, the first month of the Everyday project is done.

This week the “Slowdance” project that I was working on for Matthew Dear and Ghostly premiered on Pitchfork.

I definitely want to thank the crew that helped out with the shoot, Nicole Lively, Mark Shonka, Katrina Adair, Tommy McAdams and Chantall Northrup. As well as all the guys at Ghostly, they’ve been super supportive and patient while I was in post layering up the whole piece.

There might be a still frame poster in the works, and I’ll update if that gets finished.

The main thing is thanks to everyone who has helped and to everyone who was supportive on the premiere. Makes all the hard work worth it.

Here’s a link to the project on my portfolio site.

Hit the image above for the link to the Everyday project I’ve been working on.

Today was one of the final shoots for the Puzio Micro-Doc that I’m working on. Micro, meaning, it’s going to be short and potent, not in the length of production. It’s been about 6 months on and we’re almost wrapped on photography. We headed out east this morning to shoot a water jet cutting a new piece that he’s working on. It’s pretty amazing that a stream of water can cut through metal.

Here’s a couple shots from today. Up next in the project is interviews and the trailer. It’s the final stretch.

New great piece from MK12.

Behind The Scenes.

Follow The Sun website with print, and video materials. Really love this package.

Almost finished with the video for Matthew Dear’s “Slowdance”. Here’s a quick still.

Just a handful of screens from the past couple days of shooting. Both projects are a little ways off still. They’re both two completely different pieces, it’s great to have that contrast in the imagery and the story that each of these images will end up telling.