Milwaukee Film, Video, & Photography
Went to the Bay View Bash last weekend with some friends. It’s a crazy popular street fest on the Southside of Milwaukee.
DJ playing on the North entrance.
5 Card Studs closing it down on the middle stage.
Funny graffiti…
While in-line to buy beer tickets, my very intelligent friend trying to sneakily take a picture while my camera was slung on my shoulder. He didn’t turn the auto-focus on.
Looking down Kinnickinnic Avenue… what a crowd!
Shot this while drinking Spotted Cow (in a can ??? first time I’ve seen that) after losing in the playoffs. But was a beautiful summer day and they hadn’t cut down the tall cornfield so felt like we were in the volleyball version of ‘Field of Dreams.’
Checking out Lakeshore State Park during a lovely cloudy June day.
I’m impressed this little boat is able to pirate the large pirate ship. Y’arggghhhh.
The orange statue gets a lot of hate for “being in the way” of the art museum, but I still like it. (Milwaukee Art Museum is just behind me in this photo.)
I was going to steal these bench drumstricks, but whoever installed them must’ve known this.
Me walking back to the camera at the end of the timelapse (start of video). I wedged the lens cap under the front of the battery grip and the camera’s strap precariously under the back of it to “perfectly” work as my makeshift tripod.
You can actually turn these kinetic sculptures. There’s a wheel at the base.
Two seasons in Wisconsin: Winter and Construction. It’s no longer winter.
Below is a brand new trailer for “Undeniable: The Story of the Independent Soul Music Movement,” a soul documentary featuring Grammy winners and nominees, and key players on Indie Soul’s movement.
The feature-length documentary is in the works, I’m producing and photographed part-of (the Zo! and Carmen interviews and their performance and b-roll at The Jazz Kitchen in Indianapolis) and is directed by John Jointer.
A documentary that I’m producing called “Undeniable – The Story of the Independent Soul Music Movement” had it’s website, fb page, indiegogo, and trailer go live earlier today.
The film features interviews with Grammy winners and nominees, and integral players in Independent Soul Music.
I also shot the Zo! and Carmen Rodgers interviews and performance, at The Jazz Kitchen in Indianapolis, that’s in the trailer.