For years I’ve heard about West Hollywood’s Halloween Carnival. Tonight, we were able to witness the madness for ourselves while filming Zen Freeman during his set at the Pulp Frictin stage. Pretty interesting turn of events tonight.
Even Joe Ray from NERO showed up to say hello (seen in the image above wearing the blood splattered shirt with suit and tie)
Recently we headed over to Paul Oakenfold’s home in the Hollywood Hills to shoot some interview footage for a secret project we’re doing. Every time I’m there, I realize how gorgeous the view of downtown Los Angeles is. Living in L.A. I sometimes forget how nice the skyline is from so high up. He literally has a front row seat to most of the major fireworks displays during 4th of July, right in his backyard.
(I was watching Demolition Man recently)
We don’t typically shoot weddings, but once every blue moon we’ll end up helping out some friends, and this past was no different. Got to witness my first filipino wedding. Strangely there was no alcohol, dance floor, or magic mic… (im confused)
While following around sushi chef extraordinaire Kenji Jampathong in the early morning for his mini-documentary we witnessed a 500 pound tuna. All I could think was how hungry I was, and how expensive 500 lbs. of tuna would cost in sushi terms…
What happens when you film a kickstarter campaign video, and your clients want to test out how much wind force their product can withstand?
And what did I do? Well I decided to ride on a separate bike that rode parallel to the Ducatti… while trying to to film it of course!
You’re all just going to have to wait until the video comes out to see what the hell happened.
Back in Las Vegas again. It’s funny how now that I do work out here, I don’t really do the “normal” things people typically do in vegas when you’re on vacation.
Getting into vegas in the middle of the week has also been quite the experience. It’s quite funny to see how drastic the traffic conditions change once friday afternoon hits.
Maybe I should try to win money for another lens. BRB – passline is calling me!
A lot has happened since the inception of this creative space as a whole. We’ve gotten bigger clients, and our scope of work seems to keep expanding. Along with progress must come changes.
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