A short teaser of footage shot on at the U.S. Army C.B.R.N. (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) School\’s training facility at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri.
We shot this for LifeofDuty.tv which is produced by Rick Stewart.
This is a video produced for Tog+Porter, a company who \’brings style to your door.\’ We had tons of fun shooting this one with the girls from T+P.
The Daughter\’s Walk by award-winning author, Jane Kirkpatrick.
Published by WaterBook Press, a division of Random House.
Available April 5, 2011.
Here\’s a video we produced for Nike and their BOOM campaign. On Thursday, December 2, just before the annual Oregon-Oregon State \’Civil War\’ football game, \’over 1,000 students from both UO and OSU took part in a ‘War’ of their own at the first ever Nike Toga War.
Taking place simultaneously on both schools’ campuses, students, decked out in Nike Pro Hyperwarm shirts and school colored Togas, battled it out for school bragging rights in a training event complete with run, obstacle course and football toss. Both events were hosted by school alumni Football standouts: Joey Harrington at Oregon and Mike Hass at Oregon State.\’
Here\’s a video I produced about modern day shepards. It will play as an interlude to the Four Seasons of Christmas event at our church, Grace Community Fellowship, hosted by my dad, Bob Welch on December 17-19, 2010.
On Saturday, November 20, we had the opportunity to capture the \’fan experience\’ at the Oregon State-USC football game in Corvallis. Here\’s the film we produced.
Life of Duty // Patriot Guard Riders
Posted on 11. Nov, 2010 by Ryan in Life of Duty, Video
Last spring, we had the opportunity to work with Rick Stewart, producer of an online magazine, Life of Duty, which \’serves and supports individuals who go to work everyday, protecting, defending and fighting for the safety of the American people.\’
This piece is called \’Patriot Guard Riders.\’
Here\’s a video we produced for Committed Partners for Youth, BBBS of Lane County.
Shot with the Canon 5D Mark II and the Canon 7D.
Music:
\”Gravel Lines\” by Amy Seeley
\”Waking Up\” by Daniel Dixon
\”If Ever There\’s a Reason\” by Derby
Licensed through WithEtiquette.com
Earlier this spring we had the opportunity to travel to Brazil to do a documentary on Fair Trade honey. We tagged along with Dick and Alan Turanski, of GloryBee Foods, as they met the people in NE Brazil who would be making their honey. Their desire was not to just simply buy honey fair trade, but to actually engage with the communities who would directly benefit from their relationship. Here is the story.
We used the Canon 5D Mark II and the Canon 7D, along with the Cinevate Slider and Uno Rig.