This has been a long time coming.
My dad and I made this documentary during the summer of ‘03 but I never cut a trailer.
I’m still messing with it a bit, but it’s real close. Let me know what you think.
I meant to add this a while back……
Our winning entry for the 9.30 club’s holiday office party video contest, James and I wrote, shot and edited this short music video. It could only be one minute. My highlights are the slo-mo lip sync and Saul’s windmill.
A group of Tamils gathered in Washington DC to protest the Sri Lankan government. Watch the video to find out why…I shot and edited the footage while mr. Michael Ivan of Loud Communications in Baltimore was producer.
I also posted it on youtube in HD. It caused a bit of a stir….click here.
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Some photos taken by Michael.
Baltimore. Summer '08
Heather and the kitten she rescued, bathed and relocated from our alley, More double-exposed holga shots can be peeped here.
A rig for the new Canon 5D MKII.
This is a great photography archive and resource.
Counting the days……
Footage from Canon 5D MKII:
Footage from Sony EX-1 with Letus 35mm Adapter:
Alone in Tokyo HD from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
An extremely powerful presentation by the legendary James Nachtwey.
“When James Nachtwey was awarded the TED Prize in 2007, he was given
$100,000 and one wish to change the world. He wished for our help in telling a
vital story to the world, using powerful photos taken around the globe. This
photography project and this site are the result of his wish.”
GoodHellaProductions’ entry in the SOS Children’s Villages video contest finished in the top five videos. Thanks to everyone who supported our video throughout the contest — we received more than 850 views on YouTube during the two week contest.
SOS Children’s Villages, a non-profit that works with oprhans worldwide, is featuring Caleb and I on their website: Paul Goodman and Caleb Heller (GoodHellaProductions) live in Washington, D.C. Paul specializes in Information and Communications Technology with an international development firm and Caleb works in video-editing and animation for a local production company. Paul and Caleb’s participation in this contest was fueled by their experiences living and working in the developing world in Brazil and India, respectively. The two will continue to produce similar visual storytelling content through GoodHellaProductions.
I’m still setting up the finer details of my photoshelter account but here is a preview.
