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Time Lapse Bot was at BarCampMadison on August 28, 2010 and had a blast! He took over 2,700 pictures and then compiled this video for us to watch. You missed the event? See it happen in less than three minutes by watching the video.

This video is released under a Creative Commons Attribution License. The music titled “Freedom (Techno Plano Mix) ” is from Gurdonark via ccMixter and has a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial License. You can also find this video at Vimeo and blip.tv or download the original QuickTime file… Enjoy!

We had an old PowerMac G4 that had died, and while we love our Apple products, there’s nothing like letting your frustrations out on inanimate objects. Shot on a Sony PD-150 MiniDV on a 90 degree day, out back, by the dumpsters…

This is a Music Video for the “This Time Tomorrow” project, which is helping raise money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to help find a cure for blood cancers. I worked on building the set, preliminary lighting, and served as Assistant Camera and DIT. We shot it on our RED ONE at the Z2 Photo studio in Pewaukee, Wisconsin.

Find out more about This Time Tomorrow at ThisTimeTomorrow.org

I just wanted to test some of the high-speed capabilities of the RED ONE, so this is a short little test of that…

Just a bit more experimenting with the RED ONE high-speed shooting. This was actually shot with a studio strobe in the background, just powered on, not actually strobing. The weird strobe effect was noticed in post, and I colored it green(ish.)

I worked on a music video for The Boogie Men. We shot it on our RED ONE at Z2 Marketing, and I ended up being the First AC as well as doing camera support and being the DIT.

This is the initial run with the HelmetCam version 2.0 at BarCampMilwaukee4…

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The Milwaukee Strobist group on Flickr met at Z2 Photo on June, 23rd 2009… Here’s a time-lapse video of the event.

(This video is also available at blip.tv and at Vimeo and is published under a Creative Commons Attribution License.)

Yes, I am still working on Balancing Act, my documentary about the work we do…

In this clip Davey von Bohlen talks about being a musician, and how that may change (or not change) in the future.

Davey is an old friend of mine, and probably the most (commercially) successful musician that I personally know. It was great to sit down with him and get an insight into his career thus far. Enjoy the clip!