Showing posts with label McKay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McKay. Show all posts
Monday, February 13, 2012
McKay Books: You Never Know . . .
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Great McKay Finds
New promo video I put together for McKay. It's pretty self-explanatory. I had a different idea at first, but when the information I needed for that didn't come through, I turned to Twitter!
And Twitter saved the day.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Humble Brag
Is it bragging to notice how much you've grown? I hope it isn't, but if it is, I don't care. Because as I sit here editing together episodes 4 and 5 of The Ruffians, I can't help but feel immense pride. Seeing these scenes come together is absolutely thrilling and I really, really can't wait to share them with everybody.
As happy as I was with episodes 1-3, they really don't compare to 4 and 5. Ten months have passed since we began shooting and editing these. I've experimented, I've learned, I've committed to memory. And in those ten months, there have been other projects. Five episodes of You Being You, the live concert video of Derek Webb and Sandra McCracken, and two McKay commercials. It's quite possible that I've done more and grown more in these past 10 months than I did during all four years of film school. I definitely feel more pride over these past 10 months than most anything I did while in film school.
If I had a single piece of advice to any artist, it would be this: Stay busy.
You will not believe how much inspiration comes to you while you're working on something else. You will not believe how much you accomplish in such little time. For reasons unknown to me, the busier you, the more time multiplies. The more you relax and do nothing, the more time slips by you.

Labels:
Derek Webb,
McKay,
Post Production,
Ruffians,
Sandra McCracken,
Writing 101,
You Being You
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
McKay: More
A great way to make the money you need to afford all those wonderful toys is to take on side projects. Observe: The second video in a series that I wrote, directed, and edited for McKay Used Books.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
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