A few behind the scenes photos I shot for Everlane at their production office in LA.
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Showing posts with label Behind the scenes. Show all posts
Behind the Scenes | "Double Blind" + Set Design
"I'm Not Gay" Music Video Production Stills & Behind the Scenes | On Set Photography
Some production stills / behind the scenes on set photography I did for a really fun music video called "I'm Not Gay" written and starring Jesse Pepe.
I'M NOT GAY
Written and Performed by: Jesse Pepe
Directed by: Ryan Turner
Song Engineering/Mastering: Jeeve Ducornet
Produced by: The Branden Blinn Media Group and Lucid Media
Distribution: The Branden Blinn Media Group, LLC, TBBMG ON Demand
with Gregory Shelby, Matheiu Forget, Nicholas Rush Butler and Devon Wiggins (as the WEHO dude)
See it here!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS9KPwfylmg
I'M NOT GAY
Written and Performed by: Jesse Pepe
Directed by: Ryan Turner
Song Engineering/Mastering: Jeeve Ducornet
Produced by: The Branden Blinn Media Group and Lucid Media
Distribution: The Branden Blinn Media Group, LLC, TBBMG ON Demand
with Gregory Shelby, Matheiu Forget, Nicholas Rush Butler and Devon Wiggins (as the WEHO dude)
See it here!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS9KPwfylmg
Kissing Margery Clean Day 4
Of cold, dark alleys.We had our faithful old coffee maker on set.

2nd image shot by Jasper Sha
2nd image shot by Jasper Sha
Kissing Margery Clean Day 1
I'm working on a new 106 film, "Kissing Margery Clean," as an on-set photographer.
Pass the Parcel
Yesterday we wrapped "Pass the Parcel"! We had an awesome two consecutive days of being on location at Sedgwick Reserve. Even though the sun, the heat, and the terrain was unforgiving, we got through it and then some. On the first day, we had some mishaps with the camera, but we ended up being ahead of schedule. I loved being on such an awesome crew, everyone was so hard working and dedicated!
"Pass the Parcel" was directed by Chris Witschy and produced by Kasey Lubin. Shot on 16mm film with an Arriflex SRII.









"Pass the Parcel" was directed by Chris Witschy and produced by Kasey Lubin. Shot on 16mm film with an Arriflex SRII.
Behind the Scenes of "Silent Heart"
I have been keeping myself busy! Yesterday we wrapped "Silent Heart," a film by my extremely talented friend Ryan Turner. Shot on 16mm film, it will premiere on May 27, 2011 at the 20th annual Reel Loud Film Festival! For Reel Loud, all films must be shot in 16mm film and accompanied by a live musical performance. :) I worked as best boy (best girl?) electric and also took photos whenever I found some time to sneak some shots in. Enjoy!

Check out my short Behind the Scenes video:
Check out my short Behind the Scenes video:
On Set with "Burial"
For most of my spring break, I've been working on Karl Ford's film "Burial" as a 2nd assistant camera. www.burialfilm.com
It's been a really awesome experience. The people I work with are great, and there are so many things I've learned (like the existence of a remote follow-focus?! Mind blown!). We've had a lot of professional equipment on set which has made shooting much easier and more efficient, and I think I might be spoiled now! Now I won't be able to work with anything less! :P
Without further ado, here are some behind the scenes shot from my iPhone! I'd have brought my camera for some better quality photos, but we had Cory as our on-set photographer and so I was busy being 2nd assistant camera to Brian and Orlando, who are both super fantastic and awesome.
Some of the food for us on set (because I love food):

A few shots of the camera equipment. We had a Canon 5D Mk2 and two Canon 7D's. We had them on steadicams, monopods, tripods, and whatever else you can think of with Zeiss lenses. The first picture there is that freaking cool remote follow focus!

We shot on a ranch up in Buelton. It was freeezing up there, and we had to stay up there for so long! For the time that I was on the crew, I got home at 5AM! D: Nevertheless, the location was pretty awesome.We had live guns and squibs.
Our main actress was Noot Seear. http://www.nootseear.com/
More behind the scenes:

I got quite happy with my slate drawings. :) My drawings always correspond with the events in the scene.
Happy birthday to Eric, our behind the scenes videographer, who spent his 23rd birthday on set!
It's been a really awesome experience. The people I work with are great, and there are so many things I've learned (like the existence of a remote follow-focus?! Mind blown!). We've had a lot of professional equipment on set which has made shooting much easier and more efficient, and I think I might be spoiled now! Now I won't be able to work with anything less! :P
Without further ado, here are some behind the scenes shot from my iPhone! I'd have brought my camera for some better quality photos, but we had Cory as our on-set photographer and so I was busy being 2nd assistant camera to Brian and Orlando, who are both super fantastic and awesome.
Some of the food for us on set (because I love food):
A few shots of the camera equipment. We had a Canon 5D Mk2 and two Canon 7D's. We had them on steadicams, monopods, tripods, and whatever else you can think of with Zeiss lenses. The first picture there is that freaking cool remote follow focus!
We shot on a ranch up in Buelton. It was freeezing up there, and we had to stay up there for so long! For the time that I was on the crew, I got home at 5AM! D: Nevertheless, the location was pretty awesome.We had live guns and squibs.
Our main actress was Noot Seear. http://www.nootseear.com/
More behind the scenes:
I got quite happy with my slate drawings. :) My drawings always correspond with the events in the scene.
Happy birthday to Eric, our behind the scenes videographer, who spent his 23rd birthday on set!
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