I don't do that many weddings (four per year), but when I do I try to make them as memorable as possible. Last year I had the opportunity to do some camera and audio work with my good friends Ralph Jean-Pierre, Andy Russell and Bryan Tosh.  We had a great time shooting the video. I am convinced more than ever to use DSLR's for wedding videos. 

I had the opportunity to direct and film my first flash mob.  A flash mob (or flashmob)[1] is a group of people who assemble suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual and sometimes seemingly pointless act for a brief time, then disperse, often for the purposes of entertainment and/or satire. Flash mobs are organized via telecommunications, social media, or viral emails. (Source Wikipedia)

Over 200 people learned the choreography and thanks to Fabian Morrison, who told me about it me and my crew were there. Check the Flash Mob out. We used 3 different cameras so the quality is suspect at times, but you can see the message very clear. 

Below is a short promo of glidecam footage taken at a wedding by Bryan Tosh and Rob Ruscher, both are really good cinematographers.   We did a wedding recently and used Canon 7D's. I am a big glidecam fan so I used some footage from the reception and a clip of me filming them setting up at the wedding. 

This is my first music video I directed for a song written and recorded by Mr. McCraw , he is a teacher at George Washington Elementary School in Baltimore Maryland . The song is based on the song by Wiz Khalifa "Black and Yellow."

It's a pump up song for our school district for the  MSA's or Maryland School Assessment Tests.

The video was shot in two days with a Panasonic AG HVX200A and a Canon 7D.  We had a lot of fun doing this video and I hope you enjoy it.

 

Here is a really funny video shot by Miles Fabishak, who I work with on video projects.  It's a very funny video based on the classic Budweiser "What's up" commercials. 

Good job fellas. It kept me laughing. 

 

 

I was in New York city recently and went to the Village Underground on open mic night. I had a really good time and here are a few video clips and photos from there. 

This is a video I worked on for the William E. Proudford Sickle Cell Fund, Inc.  I had the privilege of working on the video the last four years and this video stretched my creative skills.  The team I worked with was great from casting to post-production.  I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did making it.