PDN - How I Got That Shot

So here is the article about my Death Row shoot in the PDN issue.  I'm very pleased with how it came out. Thanks Holly Hughes for the great interview and write up.  Go here to read the full article and see some behind the scenes shots.  Go here to see the rest of the Death Row series.

PDN - Home Page

Just found out that my article in PDN is online now(thanks Brian over at Bolt Productions), on their hompage.  Real excited about this article called "How I Got That Shot", that they did on my Death Row shoot I shot for Marie Claire UK.  It will be in print in the July issue, but it is already on the website.  You can read the article here, and see some behind the scenes shots.

48 Hour Film Project

Alrighty, here it is.  This is the Film that we created for the 48 Hour Film Contest.  Yes, that means that we wrote the script, filmed everything and editing the film in 48 hours.  We were given a genre, prop, character and a line and had to make a 7 minute film.  Needless to say there wasn't a whole lot of sleep going on.  It was the first time I've ever done a competition like this, and I loved every minute of it.  Sure, if there was more time we would have done some things differently, and tweaked some things more, but for creating a 7 minute film in two days, I'm very happy with what we got.   I was the Director of Photography.

We were fortunate to have the professional actor Christopher Titus in the film.  Thanks Chris!

What had to be in the film:
-Genre:           Cop/Detective
-Prop:             Ball
-Character:     Waitress
-Line:             "When do you need it?"