Korey and I are back from a two week trip to the island of Tenerife. We were covering the FLYPA festival for a TV series we are producing. It was our first tapeless shoot so we used laptops in the field to download footage. The picture shown is the remote setup I used while shooting from a banana plantation, which looks down on Playa Soccoro.
Korey and I helped out Mike from We Like Small on Friday. He needed to create a flash piece for a website of hands writing on a pad. Korey ran the camera and I was the hand model.
I recently finished up three days of shooting at Big Sky, MT for Greg Stumps new movie called ‘Legend of Aaahhhhs’. Despite the marginal snow conditions, we hade great weather and got what we needed. The movie will feature Scot Schmidt, Tom Jungst, Glen Plake, Robert Redford, and many more. Photo by Tom Jungst.
Korey places second at The North Face Masters behind our friend Rob Kingwill. Overall Korey came in third for the series. You can check out all the runs on the link above. Photo by Eben Wight/MSI.
Korey is sitting pretty in first place in the North Face Masters contest in Alaska. Two weather days in a row have delayed the last day of Superfinals. It’s looking cloudy for tomorrow too, but you never know. Who knows how long they can delay it before having to call the contest over. Let’s hope for some sun so the heli can fly.
We’ve finished re-designing our site using Wordpress. I now remember why I stopped designing websites many years ago: it’s a really complicated process. I’ll leave it to the professionals next time.
Let us know if everything links up for ya.
Korey leaves for Alaska to compete in the North Face Masters competition and hopefully win a ninja sword.
Korey and I just got back from a successful trip to Montana shooting eight interviews for the documentary we’re producing on the history of Bridger Bowl for MontanaPBS.
I also shot a little footage for Greg Stump for his new movie.
I finished up a commerical for the Wasatch Journal this week and now I’m currently freelancing with Struck again. They have me busy with a variety of projects ranging from Focus Dailes to Ski Utah to the Utah Government Office of Economic Development.
‘It’s Fantastic’ was shown last night at Kingsbury Hall for the SLC stop of the Banff Film Festival. It was the first time I saw the film with an audience (1900 people) so it was cool to see some real reaction to it. There was a lot of cheering going on which was a great sign. Both nights of films were sold out, as Salt lake City likes their outdoor action films.
