Redemptive Film Festival

Good news! My BYU capstone film Man of the Cloth is one of the official selections of the Redemptive Film Festival and will be awarded with a Redemptive Storyteller Award at the festival in November. The festival is in Virginia Beach, so if anyone is out in Virginia in November you should go see the film.

Bountiful Temple

Here's another variation on the previous Bountiful Temple photo. I was thinking Japanese blossoms on an aged scroll :) see it on flickr

Temple Photography

I appreciate the feedback I got on my last post, it encouraged me to do a couple more variations of this vintage style photography. How do these next two photos compare? Remember you can look at them in a higher resolution on my flickr page.

Good Enough To Buy?

Photographers sell pictures like these. I made these today, but are they good enough that you'd buy them? Look at them in a higher resolution on my flickr photostream.

Antelope Island

The film shoot came to a close yesterday so I thought I'd post a couple of my photos from White Rock Bay on Antelope Island where we were on location for the last week of our shoot. The location was gorgeous, but the bugs were awful. Also, if you haven't experienced floating in the Great Salt Lake, you should. It's pretty cool.

For Robbing The Dead

This past month I've been working as the Production Coordinator on the set of For Robbing The Dead. It's a western based on the true story of Jean Baptiste who robbed graves in the Salt Lake cemetery back in the 1860's. It's a beautiful, compassionate story that will be a fantastic film.

We've had some awesome locations, so I've brought my camera along to snap pictures when I'm not busy. Below are some pictures I took at our Utah Lake location: orange headed birds... green dancing bugs... and some panoramas...

I'm Getting Married!

I'm getting married to Becky Jones on June 12th in Salt Lake. Becky is amazing and I love her! She is also the reason I have failed to blog at all so far in 2010. The picture above is of us right after I proposed. We set the camera up on a tripod, set the timer and got this magical shot.