Thursday, June 9, 2011
Pepsi Shoot
Working for Pepsi for the next few weeks... I was on set grooming and light wardrobing for Andrew McCutchen from the Pittsburgh Pirates. We shot at Mets Stadium, now called Citi Field (why do banks own everything?!?) It was empty, the workers were combing and mowing the field, getting ready for a game that eve. The photographer, Atiba Jefferson, is a huge deal in the world of skateboarding and a rad dude. So I was pretty psyched. Here's some shots from the day:
Off with their heads
Got to work on a shoot the other day with a nice decapitation scene...Dunno if I'm allowed to say for what yet so I'll leave it at that. Brian Spears constructed all the prosthetics. Seven heads being decapitated at once with an enormous guillotine. Pretty sick!
Find the difference between these two photos...hahaha
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Double Identity / Podwojna Tozsamosc
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Dogs gone wild
I was sitting on my friends patio and we heard these insane dog noises from her neighbors (also friends) place. Look what we saw!!!!!
Caught red handed.
Vice Magazine funeral makeup
Vice asked me to do creepy caked on funeral makeup for a shoot.... So creepy and awesome.
You can check the full story here: http://www.viceland.com/int/v17n3/htdocs/requiescant-in-vestitus-374.php?page=1
Raccoon Tail!!!
This is a client of mine who wanted me to give her a "coon tail"..We took a load off her length but left it on the tail... She likes her hair to dry naturally, which is why her back is soaking wet. Haha, I had to dry the coon tail though so I could see it for myself
Brody Condon, Untitled (2010)
This is one of the strangest shoots I've ever been on, in a good way... This is what Dis Magazine had to say about it:
In coordination with Saks Fifth Avenue and the PS1 Greater New York Exhibition, Brody Condon was invited to contribute a project to be displayed in the Saks window on 50th St. Brody’s proposal was to film a performance inside Saks itself. To his surprise Saks was familiar with his work and agreed.
The piece, a modification of the Trisha Brown work Accumulation (1971), is a floor-based dance performance based on various seizure-like movements choreographed by Stephen Lichty, who is himself familiar with movement disorders
Check it out:
We got to hang out in Saks before it opened, which was pretty surreal. We shot in the fur department (gross) and some of the jackets were over $50 G's!!!! I never knew they were so pricey...no wonder why fur owners get so pissed when people throw paint at them!
Envite Shoot
So much has happened since the last blog, it's embarrassing that I haven't posted anything.. I've been sooo busy, so I'm not complaining!! Here are some shots from an ecommerce shoot I did for Envite.. You may recognize the dark haired model from that show Survivor. She was one of the contestants that had to stand on a pole in the water for as long as possible. I would've lasted for about ten seconds. But in the end she won peanut butter, and she said it was the best thing she ever had, considering they starve them to death.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
BIG GUNS
I've been working on a feature these past couple of weeks called Big Guns. The crew was so fun to work with. Good times. We shot in Asbury Park and I took some photos...Such a rad weird place.
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| An abandoned theater we shot in front of. |
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| Chris McDonnel is the lead actor and the producer. He plays a scumbag guy named "McDick". Great guy, super funny. |
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| Narrow weird hallway we shot in. |
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| The DP, Scott Beardslee, was obsessed with this place. The crew was going to eat lunch here but it was closed. |
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| Crew shot! |
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| We did a shooting scene where Chris was being shot at. They had dust bullets in a paintball gun that exploded against the building when shot. It looked so real, it was awesome!!!! |
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| This is Amanda, she was one of the talents. |
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| Beach scene |
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| The end! |
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