Shot On Film
ROLE
Photographer
CATEGORY
Photography
SKILLS
Film Photography
OVERVIEW
It started with a Pentax. Then it was a Rollei SE. Shooting on film is a completely different dynamic than digital. It taught me to be slow, to listen and wait for the shot. Because there’s limited exposures, it caused me to approach image making with care and consideration. It’s a return to the basics - emphasis, alignment and balance, contrast, repetition, proportion, movement, and white space. But above all, it’s an important exercise in faith in the process and patience.
MILLION PIECE
MISSION
THE GOAL
ADDITIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS
Keeping with
a vision
WORKING WITH PEOPLE
SUGAR RIBS
DJ HELIOS
BRINGING IT TO LIFE
RISE ABOVE
A GUINNESS
WORLD RECORD?!
WELCOME TO ZULILY
ENHANCED HUMAN
COGNITIVE OPS
STOP, AND LISTEN
AND THEN,
COVID HAPPENED
HOW IT WENT
It was my responsibility to help define the kind of world we were going to build. In working with a copywriter to develop ideas for the scenarios mom would be in, we landed on a Willy Wonka meets Wes Anderson visual look with an unexpectedly delightful tone. The copywriter and I were also responsible for helping with scripts, storyboards, art direction, photography, selecting the production partner to work with, casting, wardrobe and set design.
THE VIRTUAL AIRMAN
We filmed our Airmen using a data capture camera that we could overlay effects on. Coaching our talent to sound like a helpful guide through the experiences was a great way to spend the day.
RAPID RECON
In this head-to-head style game, users competed to press the color of the word listed on the screen. “RED” could be seen in yellow, but only the yellow button is the correct answer.
Lessons Learned
FANTASTIC PEOPLE
I WORKED WITH
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