Zero Point Zero

I was able to help out on at demo shoot for Zero Point Zero Productions this week. Producer Susan Porretta, pictured to the left, and camera man Ross Corsair, behind this screen shot, are working on pitching this show to the networks. We shot on a couple of Sony EX3's this day, and there are plans to do some more pickup days around NYC in the coming weeks, hopefully I can tag along for that. Feels good to have a camera back in my hand. 

Montauk

 

Little delay on getting these photos up from Montauk NY last weekend. Was hoping for the sun to peak out since the temp was a little cooler then expected, but it was still quite enjoyable, and we did manage to get one really great sunset. Love the beach towns in the off season, super mellow mini vacation.

Bat-Or Kalo

This is the music video I edited for Bat-Or Kalo. The song is titled Standing, and was produced by Chen Marolis. Me and Ephraim Kirkwood shot the video with some awesome assistance from Yeonga-Kim. We shot in and around NYC and Brooklyn to capture the theme of the video. Bat-Or hails from Israel, but is now rockin it here on the east coast. She has some sweet tunes so definitely check out more of her music.

Quincy Mumford and the Reason Why

Last weekend I helped out my buddy Kyle Mumford and his brother Quincy record a live concert at The Saint in Asbury Park, NJ. The shoot was a live DVD recording for, Quincy Mumford and the Reason Why, which I can't wait to be realeased, it's going to be awesome. I speant the night in the crowd shooting with a flip cam for some POV shots. Great show, great music, great people. Also shout out to my friend Lala for creating the sweet glow in the dark trippy set. 

ADK

Last year I worked on a documentary film about the story of acid rain in the Adirondacks, NY. Each season the Adirondack Council, an organization dedicated to public involvement on issues regarding what's best for the people and the park, sends out news letters to members and people interested in recent events and happenings. I was happy to hear from their latest letter that the National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program (NAPAP) released its new report to Congress describing the huge environment, public health, and financial benefits of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments, as well as there looking forward to additional reductions in the near future. One of the reasons I made this documentary was to educate people about a truly beautiful place worth protecting so please check out the film as well as adirondackcouncil.org to stay up to date and informed on what's going on in the park.