This editorial shoot was planned and completed in the early winter of 2020, before everything in the US shut down for the pandemic. People were beginning to talk that we might be in for something very serious, but we had no idea. This was the last truly carefree event that we filmed; the last time
“A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats” One of my favorite parts of my job is working together with the many other talented creatives in our area. I love getting my client questionnaires back to find that I’m working with some familiar faces, though (aside from your photographer) I don’t always get the chance to connect
8 months ago I had never even heard of the Azores. Each summer I start casually figuring out where we should go for our family Christmas trip (it’s our tradition, instead of giving gifts) and I’m subscribed to a fair number of travel newsletters and websites. Chris and I were both turning 40 this year, so
35 years ago, wedding video meant one thing: A VHS tape of your wedding ceremony, start to finish. You might get some extras, but you could generally count on that tape of your ceremony. Prior to that, if you weren’t a member of the royal family, it’s likely that the only videos that most couples
So, how funny is it that two people who spend so much time working behind the camera, capturing stories for other people, are SO bad at getting in front of the camera? Well, we are. That’s us. I recently spent a day with Ashton Kelly & Jessica Hunt as they coerced me into being in
Have you ever wanted to get into shooting and developing your own black and white film but weren’t quite sure how to get started? Join me as I lead this one day, hands-on workshop where together we will explore the process from start to finish – including shooting a roll of B&W film, developing it
We’ve spent the past year filming the most important moments for so many people. We’ve seen couples pledge their lives to one another, babies take their first breath, businesses launch (or take the next step). And we’ve been with a few in times of loss. That so many of you would trust us with these
The great thing about having such a huge local network of creatives is that we are constantly surrounded by talented people. So often, when we’re working with talented photographers, they mention that they would love to try video, but are just so overwhelmed with getting started. It’s daunting. I mean, your camera can do it.
It’s been mentioned a few times that I belong to a group of local creatives: Tuesday’s Together. Aptly named because we meet once a month on a Tuesday. We’re one of many local chapters of a national group, The Rising Tide Society. It’s a great place for creative entrepreneurs to build each other up and learn
