Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Summer is almost over...

...and what better way to celebrate then by making a final summer montage. This summer was a lot of fun. Traveled all over Los Angeles and San Diego to all kinds of spots. I met so many cool people and some truly amazing skaters. I'm also glad that this summer I filmed the majority of my stuff with my HVX200. I'm really trying hard to get a lot of clips together so that I can produce a demo reel to show companies hiring for work. This summer I also traded in my DVX for a mint VX1000 Mark1 setup. As nice as the VX is I'm still always going to miss my DVX.

I'm sad to say that another summer has come and went, but at least I came out with a lot of really great footage. Check out my 2008 Summer Montage!

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Skating and filming nonstop...

... and I love it. Some times it feels like a job. Long hours, sore arms and legs, hot weather, driving for hours. It's definitely a struggle, but getting the perfect clip is an indescribable feeling. I'd be stoked to do this for the rest of my life as long as I could afford to get by. In the past few weeks I've met so many cool new people. I've been filming some truly amazing skaters. I wouldn't be surprised if I saw any of them gracing the pages of skateboard mags in the near future. Happy filming!

Here's some footy of Vince attempting nollie halfcab heel down Belmont 9

Sunday, July 20, 2008

London Trip...

...well about two weeks since I got back to La. I've been lagging hard with this blog. Not sure if anyone even reads it, but I like to update it for myself so I can look back on it.

Anyways, went to London and Pari with Elliott for three weeks. Went mainly for skating, but we did a lot of touristy stuff as well (eiffel tower, the eye, big ben, museums, art galleries, etc.). The only thing that sucked about the trip was carrying a heavy backpack with my camera gear everywhere. I guess after the fact, I'm pretty happy with a lot of the shots I got. So in the end definitely a worthwhile trip. Got a lot of clips for sure. Check the montage at the bottom.













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London/Paris Montage

Monday, May 26, 2008

Went skating finally....

...with a few skaters from Santa Cruz. Got some sick throwaway footage. More footage to come of these guys in the near future.

Check the footage

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Threesome...

...Not what you're thinking!

Threesome is a romantic comedy about Jaime, the luckiest guy in the world, who is always sorrounded by three beautiful women, his EXs. The problem is, they are always on his mind following him everywhere he goes and affecting his love life. Could Jaime ever find real love this way?

Written by Michelle Dunn and Directed by Paloma Nafarrate. Produced by UCSC Film Production Club.

Here's some pictures from behind the scenes









And here's the teaser!

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Took a day trip down to SF...

This weekend I went skating with Grant Quackenbush and Tim Hastie in lovely San Francisco. We hit up 3rd and Army as well as Golden Gate Park. All in all it was an awesome day, and I can't wait to go back!

Here's Jannik and Grant on the train coming up from Santa Cruz


Here's Jannik getting those double angles on that vx double


Here's Grant attempting blunt drop-in on the fountain ledge at Golden Gate Park


Here's a short montage documenting our day

Friday, December 7, 2007

It's been awhile...

...I've been very lazy/busy lately. Anyways, here are two films i worked on within the past few weeks.



The first one is a project I did for this stupid required college writing class. The theme was "Identity" and how it related to us. We were allowed to use any medium to present our view, and naturally I chose film. So without further ado, Enjoy!





The second film is a short film myself and a few others made for UCSC's Film Production Coalition. The final edit didn't turn out as well as I thought it would, but overall I'm happy. This was my first film with a green screen. I want to warn you that the buildup is very repetitive and long, but is well worth the wait! Trust me.