We’ve been working on a series of videos to promote Double D Armory out of Denver. The first movie is live on youtube, it shows the amazing accuracy of their custom-designed and manufactured SST AR-15 rifle. Check it out here, and be sure to set the resolution to fullscreen 4k (2160p) and crank up some good speakers or headphones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0k3qz-S2Ac
Shot on the Red Epic, you can see shells ejecting at 300 frames per second. It was a fun, quick shoot in Larkspur, CO
18 more days in crazy land went really well. With Tom directing + filming Dave Stotts all around the Galilee region and the Old City, we narrowly avoided violence and even murders, but managed to stay protected, have a good time, and get the great footage we needed for the next 7 episodes of Drive Thru History – The Gospels from ColdWater Media.
We visited some amazing places, like the tomb of Lazarus in the West Bank. We spent about a week up near the Sea of Galilee and even went out on the sea in a fishing boat. We visited tons of places where Jesus did miracles and churches have been built to commemorate.
We’ll be back again in the Spring to film the next 6 episodes. Hopefully it stays peaceful over there.
Well, we’ve been busy as always working on many projects. Some of the highlights include Tom shooting with Contrast Creative on the DJI Ronin + RED Scarlet. A b-roll shoot in Colorado Springs for a Max Lucado project, a spot for a wedding dress designer in an amazing old castle just west of Castle Rock, CO… and a 6 day trip to Atlanta that just ended yesterday shooting for T.D. Jakes “Woman Though Art Loosed” tour. Great times and great shots. Check out some of the BTS pics. Also getting ready for yet another trip to the Holy Land very soon.
We just finished up a promotional movie for an amazing organization in Haiti. We donated our time to make this because we believe in what they are doing! Check it out on Vimeo here.
They are governed by a thirteen-member volunteer board of directors, with full-time field directors serving on the island. The mission employs over twenty full-time Haitians and numerous part-time help through its involvement in a wide variety of community service and construction projects. These jobs provide steady income for the employees who support large extended families. A major focus of the mission has been to provide a safe and reliable source of water for the hospital and village of Anse-a-Galets, population 25,000.
