Category: Film

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Film and Social Media Chat with the Alberta Filmmakers Podcast

I want to thank the fine folks at The Alberta Filmmakers Podcast for having me on their show to talk about #Film, Social Media, PokemonGO and Flat breads from many cultures. Check it out!

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Videographer for End of an Era | The Story of Foothills FC | 2014-2018

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What else is left to say! 4 years, 2 National Finals and 1 National Championship!! Thanks for watching and following us and Foothills on this amazing journey through the last 4 years of hard work, determination and perseverance! ——– A very special thank you to Foothills Soccer Club for allowing us to be a part of this journey. Thanks to Danny Hay, Mike Mikuska, Rob Sheasgreen, Tommy Wheeldon Jr. Leon Hapgood, Jenni & Steve Piepgrass for all of your support along the way. Also we cannot forget the rest of the staff & volunteers for making everything happen! Lastly… the Players, what else can I say. You made this journey what it was. Thank you for letting us put a camera in your faces and thanks for always making us feel welcome along the way! The greatest athletes I have had the pleasure of working with thus far! All the best moving forward and enjoy being Champions!!

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VR Storytelling

After last month’s SMBYYC () where Shaun Crawford (MammothVR) talked about VR and AR and where’s it going, my head started spinning about how it can be used to tell stories. A point was raised that traditional filmmakers are hesitant to embrace it because they like to direct the attention of the viewer and there’s too much freedom in the 360 world. It made me think of this: Picture that scene in Children of Men, where Clive Owen makes his way through a battlefield but in complete immersive 360 VR.

The viewer’s POV is directed via the sounds that surround him, the bullets whizzing by, the explosions and cries in the distance. It would be amazing.

And of course, someone did it already. The New York Times did an 11min long doc film with an embedded journalist following iraqi troops in Fallujah, the best way to view this, is to either use Cardboard or a VR headset.

Wow. This is the future of storytelling!

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#PayItForward with Kevin Kirkpatrick

#Payitforward When I refreshed my lighting kit, I knew the old kit was just going to go in the closet so I decided to give it to another filmmaker. I wanted to reach out to someone who was one light kit away from making movies. so through the @c.s.i.f , I got a message from Kevin Kirkpatrick (differentalphabet) who came over to pick up the gear and we had a brief chat about #film, #indiefilm, #musicvideo and film influences. Check him out!