Strange Media

12/10/2024

- All about angles & perspective.

11/29/2024

11/18/2024

- What the hell is going on?



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11/12/2024

- 12 more bonus years to be thankful for today. Celebratory drink with a brand of Ouzo that has a somewhat similar namesake (Stefos) in Chios, Greece.

Very grateful to share this with , a great friend who was instrumental in my accelerated recovery. Thank you for that commitment and sacrifice to our friendship, my brother.

11/09/2024

- Indy Adventure.

10/27/2024

- Capturing AI phone demos with 3 Red Komodos, a 3 to 1 aspect ratio, and a "cooking" camera mounted on speed rail to capture responses on the phone's LED screen.

10/12/2024

- Capturing this high tech board room before it gets dismantled. Shooting with the Red V-Raptor and Zeiss LWZ.3 21mm to 100mm.

08/27/2024

- Actors, actors, actors!
Great free workshop!

06/27/2024

- Happy to share/join this *Free Workshop* from WeiJen Liao with the acting community.

We'll discuss navigating the business side of acting in regards to interacting with Producers and Directors.

06/12/2024

- Week-long shoot in Las Vegas for CiscoLive.

05/19/2024

- Happy to host the "Table Read" of an incredible true story that took place in Benicia in the 1890's.

"27 Rounds in the Sun" is written by Michael O'Leary and he will be joined by a cast of five to present the script and a Q &A afterward.



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04/26/2024

- Filming at the Dallas Cowboys headquarters in Texas.

2 camera coverage with Red Komodo Cinema Cameras.

04/19/2024

- Encounter

Diver films a Giant Manta Ray. Shot on Canon 5D Mark IV in a Nauticam Housing.

04/14/2024

- Curiosity.

Juvenile Sea Lion comes to check out the camera.

04/07/2024

- Sea Lions at Los Islotes.

Sea lions, such as the California sea lion and Steller sea lion, belong to a group of pinnipeds that have external ear flaps. This group also includes fur seals like the threatened Guadalupe fur seal.

On land, they use their large, elongated front flippers and rear flippers rotated underneath their bodies to “walk.” In the water, sea lions propel themselves by paddling their front flippers and use their rear flippers to help steer, like a boat’s rudder.

Sea lions can be noisy, and recognized by their loud and distinct “bark.” They commonly congregate in large groups called “herds” or “rafts.” They can be seen hauled out together on offshore rocks, sandy beaches, and sometimes human-made structures such as jetties and piers.

03/14/2024

- because smoke makes everything look better.

Using the LensGo Smoke S handheld fogger.



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03/07/2024

- Slate it.