Spring Event Coverage

Wrapped a busy stretch of live event coverage this Spring, with the main events being an onsite editor at the Microsoft Convergence conference in Atlanta for PBJS, and field producer for a roaming video crew at Microsoft Ignite in Chicago for Mighty Media Studios.  Very rewarding to do the hard work on all the projects, and especially working with all the quality crews!

Our Mighty Media field crew at Ignite in Chicago, with Eric Browne, Dave Sorenson, and Nick Miller

Standing in for talent during rehearsals for Microsoft's Modern Workplace, here with Joey Snow

3D Music Video "Eventually They Melt" World Premiere Tonight!

Very excited for the first public showing of "Eventually They Melt", a 3D music video featuring music and performance by enigmatic Seattle artist London James and his partner in crime Patchman, at the Grand Illusion Cinema in Seattle, at 7pm.  It's been a labor of love and much toiling to develop this haunting yet humorous homage to the early music video genre.

As always, 3D glasses will be provided.

Stay tuned for future showings soon...

If one is good, three must be better...

New projects completed

You hear that?  That's the sound of me exhaling after a long busy stretch completing several new projects to finish out the first quarter of 2015.  Let me show you...

I produced, directed and edited a case study for the Microsoft Azure team.  With an expert crew on location at the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network on the University of Washington campus.

I edited coverage of the Microsoft Convergence 2015 conference in Atlanta.  This was my view for five full days (the beer was a welcome temporary addition at the end of the fourth twelve hour day while One Direction was playing in the arena, or as I called it the room next door.)

I shot a hilarious skit with Chris Cashman for an episode of The [206] . Here is the skit being shown at the live taping in Seattle.

Last but certainly not least, I wrapped up an ongoing project for Conservation Northwest, creating a video about their success in getting wildlife crossings included in highway improvements at Snoqualmie Pass.  It was featured at the annual auction last night, and I was very appreciate of the love, and hope it contributed to a successful and lucrative auction. Check it out on my Vimeo page.

Shooting the city skyline with I-90 in the foreground for the auction video, which didn't make the final cut, but was a fun shooting day anyhow.

There were other completed projects that will show up soon on other pages of this site.

The [206] holiday episode

Had a blast helping out my friends at The [206] for their holiday episode, which we shot at the Two Beers brewery! That's me behind the camera...Pat and Chris Cashman are in the festive suits...

Salmon are running!

I didn't expect to see a school of spawning salmon while shooting scenic footage at 3,000 ft. but here they are...

A school of spawning kokanee, a landlocked sockeye salmon

Up close and personal with my new buddy

New project for Conservation Northwest

Working with Kris Browne on a couple exciting new videos for Conservation Northwest, conducting interviews in the first Fall rains up at Snoqualmie Pass...

Rain, rain, go away...

CoCA member show opening

Had a great night at the opening of 'Who Are You?' at CoCA tonight.  It feels great to get new work out there! Lots of fantastic work in the show, happy to be a part of it.

New 3D artwork in COCA Member's Show: Who Are You?

I'm thrilled to have a new 3D photocollage in the new group show at the Center on Contemporary Art in Seattle. This is an image it took me a while to realize, so it's great to have it finished and on display.

Please come to the opening in Georgetown, 3D glasses provided of course.

More info at CoCA's website

Who Are You?
2014 CoCA Members' Show

Artists' Reception Thursday, September 18, 5-9pm 
Georgetown Gallery

Randi-Ganulin  Inanna #2: Haven, 2014, Archival pigment print, 28 x 24"

Our artist members' responses to the theme Who Are You? go so much deeper than the ubiquitous selfie. 

From conceptual investigations about the body to explorations of space and alternate universes, Who Are You? offers a broad range of artistic voices through diverse mediums including video and sketchbook, up-cycled and re-cycled, paint and even chocolate. Exhibition highlights include a painting that encases actual fruit flies, a concrete rubble duck infused with gold, dental x-ray viewers, and twisted tire tread re-shaped into an elegant abstraction. 3D glasses are encouraged. 

Two CoCA Past-Presidents are collaborating to bring the 2014 Member Show to life. Ray C. Freeman III, CoCA President 2009-2013 is producing the show, and the work was selected by Joseph C. Roberts, CoCA Curator since 2007, and CoCA President 2005-2008.

Artists' Reception 
Thursday, September 18, 5-9pm
CoCA Georgetown Gallery
5701 6th Ave S | Seattle Design Center, Suite P258 | 98108
Always free admission and parking

Be surprised, inspired and amazed. Enjoy a tasty beverage in the Members’ Lounge, reunite with friends, meet our newest artists, members, volunteers and patrons.

Who Are You? will run through November 7, 2014.
Gallery will be open Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm.