My credits: Co-Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor

And there will be many more updates coming as premiere day approaches.

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I was asked by Brightest Young Things to photograph and review Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich’s “Atoms for Peace” DJ set in New York City on March 14.

Full review and pics here.

Simon and Schuster distributed this hardcover 180-page memoir on popstar Ke$ha that contains over 200 of my photos.

Here’s an article from The Salt Lake Tribune reporting my involvement in the book.

I co-wrote, directed, shot and edited this short horror film.

It was shot over 48 hours in upstate New York.

Here is the audio commentary for the film done by me and my co-director Emily Paup:

I shot, edited and produced this “behind the scenes” video about the making of Ke$ha’s new music video “C’MON”

I produced and edited this “behind the scenes” video covering Ke$ha’s album cover photo shoot for “Warrior”.

I helped shoot and edit this “behind the scenes” of Ke$ha’s new music video “Die Young”.

A fashion profile done during New York’s Fashion Week 2012.

This was a fun exercise with editing one weekend. After watching the incredible trailer to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, I wanted to apply the same style to The Dark Knight Rises. I compiled all the available trailers, teasers, and TV spots for the film and then edited it to “Immigrant Song” covered by Karen O and Trent Reznor.

I was brought on to shoot and edit a lot of the footage seen in the final minute of this music video.

Shot at Willets Point, Queens, NY.

A Celebration of DC Style – Presented by ReadysetDC.com

CAMERA (3 Canon 7Ds):

Brandon Bloch // brandonbloch.com
Steven Greenstreet // stevengreenstreet.com
Tim Sessler // timsessler.com

EDITOR (Final Cut Pro 7 + Magic Bullet):

Brandon Bloch

MUSIC:

“Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites” by Skrillex

The sexy side of protesting corruption.

A lot of fantastic media has been created about the “Occupy” movement. I was watching one video in particular and commented to a friend, “Wow, seeing all those super smart hot chicks at the protest makes me want to be there.” He replied, “Hmmm… Yeah, let’s go with that.”We instantly went to Tumblr and made hotchicksofoccupywallstreet.tumblr.com. Our original ideas were admittedly sophomoric: Pics of hot chicks being all protesty, videos of hot chicks beating drums in slow-mo, etc. But when we arrived at Zuccotti Park in New York City, it evolved into something more.

There was a vibrant energy in the air, a warmth of community and family, and the voices we heard were so hopeful and passionate. Pretty faces were making signs, giving speeches, organizing crowds, handing out food, singing, dancing, debating, hugging and marching.

It made me want to pack my bags and pitch a tent on Wall Street. And it’s in the light that we created this video.

And we hope it makes you want to be there too.

EDIT: Apparently a lot of controversy has erupted online from people passionately opining (among many things) that this is sexist, offensive, and dangerously objectifies women. It was not my intent to do that and I think the spirit of the video, and the voices within, are honorable and inspiring.

However, if you disagree with me, I encourage you to use that as an excuse to create constructive discussions about the issues you have. Because, to be honest, any excuse is a good excuse to bring up the topic of women’s rights.

CAMERA: Two Canon 7Ds.
LENS: 17-55mm, 70-200mm, 18-135mm
AUDIO: Rode Video Mic Pro
Shot in 60 fps

Music: Theme from “Fast Cheap and Out of Control” by Caleb Sampson

Spring blooms around Georgetown Law students as they take their studies out into the sunshine.

Shot on Canon 7D, 15-70mm lens, Genus ND Fader, Merlin Steadicam

Music: Jon Lawson

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Colors, lights and mayhem at the 3rd Fashion District show in Washington, DC.

Shot on two Canon 7Ds, one Canon 60D, and Merlin Steadicam.

Shot and Produced by Brandon Bloch

Edited and Produced by Steven Greenstreet

Shooters – Chris Cymbalak, Fernando Ortega

MUSIC:

Zu – Ostia

The Go! Team – Feelgood By Numbers

While walking through Central Park in New York City, I stumbled upon a spontaneous group of dancing roller skaters, hulla-hoopers, and an explosion of other colorful happenings.

Canon 7D with kit lens (18-135mm)
Handheld

Music: Gui Boratto – Beautiful Life

Academy Award winning director* Davis Guggenheim’s new documentary film Waiting for Superman recently arrived on DVD and Blu-Ray, and with it, comes a special feature put together by myself and John Kinhart. We worked very closely with the folks at NewSchools Venture Fund to script and edit this feature on a very tight deadline. The DVD special feature is called “Changing the Odds”, which you can watch above.

* 2007 Best Documentary for An Inconvenient Truth

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The Washington, DC Tweed Ride presented by Dandies and Quaintrelles. Video Production by me, Brandon Bloch, and Fernando Ortega.

 

Shot all on 3 Canon 7D cameras. My equipment: Canon 7D, 17-55mm lens, Merlin Steadicam, 60fps converted to 23.98.

Music: “There’ll Be Some Changes Made” by Drew Nugent & The Midnight Society

My best friend, John, got married to his sweetheart Erin on Nov 7th. I took a few pics of the wedding and general atmosphere. You can see the full set ON THIS FLICKR SET.

A scenic overview of Georgetown Law Center during the autumn month of November.

 

Shot all on Merlin Steadicam. Equipment: Canon 7D, 17-55mm lens, Merlin Steadicam, 60fps converted to 23.98.

 

Music: Jon Lawson on Productiontrax.com

I shot steadicam for this video covering the 2nd annual Fashion:District in Washington, DC. Local DC designers and models showed off their engaging and colorful new fall/winter lines for 2010 at Stroga in Adams Morgan.

Shot on two Canon 7Ds, one Panasonic HVX, Merlin Steadicam, Canon 50mm, Canon 17-55mm

MUSIC:

“One Thing On My Mind” by Matthew Hemerlein

“Ten by Ten” by Bluebrain

I attended the “Rally for Sanity and/or Fear” hosted by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert in DC. I snapped a few pictures of quite the colorful crowd in attendance. You can see the full set HERE. Afterward, I went the Rally After-Party hosted by Reddit.com. Since I’m a Redditor, this was probably the best part of the day. You can see the full set HERE.

I shot, edited and produced this video covering Georgetown Law’s annual alumni reunion gala.

 

Shot with Canon 7D, Canon 17-55mm lens, Merlin Steadicam. Stock music from productiontrax.com