48.

So I haven't posted in forever because I don't like you guys. I don't like what you stand for and how you live. Anyways! This last weekend I was an assistant camera on the 48 Hour Film Project in Richmond. It was really fun and I got to work with a lot of cool people and equipment. It was shot on the RED One and a Panasonic Varicam. Here are some stills from our DP/Camera Operator's Johnny St. Ours blog.










The film was directed by Lucas Krost and will be screening at the Byrd Theatre in Richmond this Saturday July 25th starting at 4.

Game Over.

After days of hard, stressful work, Steam Heat has wrapped and is awaiting its trip to the lab for development and color grading. This was the fifth and final summer production apart of VCU Cinema and was shot once again in 35mm with an Arriflex BL3. Check out more pictures at theworsteyes and peep the documentary of the production below or here in HD.

J&J.

Our second summer production, Jackson and Joseph ended last Saturday at Hampton Beach on time. It'll be exciting to see the end product with the final 15 minute long take. See more pictures over at theworsteyes.

Great Wraps.

Flicker, this Summer's first production, wrapped on-time yesterday after a week and a half of shooting. We've shot in two different houses, an abandoned Save-A-Lot with hospital zombies, and a concrete cemetery with over 70 dead bodies. We'll continue to trudge on with shooting Jackson and Joseph, and pull focus over 20 foot drops on a ladder, play on car rigs, and shoot some horses. With cameras as well as guns.

In the meantime check out some photos from Flickr over at theworstkids.

Flix.

Summer productions began weeks ago and I tagged along on the shoot of Flicker. We shot inside an actual house. Our actor Ken Peebles' stare pierced through my lens and into my fragile little soul. I've never been more scared. I still don't know if he hates us all or just stays in character. Making him walk through a bunch of dead bodies in a hot concrete field didn't help either. More on that later... Check out day 1 and 2 photos at theworstkids.

Done Shootin'.

We wrapped up shooting for Klepto this weekend and will probably be screening it next semester. Check out the photos at theworsteyes for Cafe and 8 Ball.

Much Ado About Pie.

This weekend we had production again. We had finished building the set just a few hours before at 4AM. This will be the third sequence apart of "Klepto". More pictures at theworsteyes .