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‘Tunage Day 2 (For Me)

August 21, 2012August 23, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

We just wrapped (my) day two of Neptune. Tomorrow we are heading to a familiar location. More about the film can be found on the Last House Productions Facebook page.

Still the best way to end a day of shooting.

‘Tunage

August 20, 2012August 23, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

Starting the work day at sunset can have its benefits, assuming you’re working at a pace to appreciate it.
I’m discovering a lot of cuts all over my body after lugging two 1.2k HMIs and two pieces of 4’x4′ beadboard with mombo combos through the only thorn bushes we could find.
What 2800 watts in the middle of the woods looks like.
We got smarter as the night went on. This is not typical.
This is not the worst I’ve seen, but it’s pretty good for only a few hours.

BL&G

August 18, 2012August 18, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

Last week I had the pleasure of teaching the Basic Lighting & Grip class at Maine Media Workshops. It was a week of long days in an old familiar place. It was great to be back there and I was lucky to have such good students and a killer TA. Below you will see a panorama of one of the setups we had in the stage.

A dolly shot with TV light effect, brancholoris, car headlights wiping through faux Venetian blinds, a door that swings open to create a shadowy figure and, of course, a gun reveal in the final frame.

#pizzaallday

August 9, 2012August 9, 2012 adambelanger1 Comment

So tasty it got instagrammed and blogged.

Portable Coffee Table

August 4, 2012August 4, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

Bouncing light, holding coffees.

Blueberry What Now?

July 30, 2012July 30, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

Great way to end a day of shooting or greatest way to end a day of shooting?
Top to bottom:
Chicken & Spinach
Mashed Potato, Bacon & Scallion
Blueberry Compote, Peach, Mango & Gorgonzola
Cheese.

A Visit to Dornbox Bicycles

July 18, 2012 adambelangerLeave a comment

Months ago, I visited Chris Dornbach, of Dornbox Bicycles, in his home frame shop in Gray, Maine. Chris builds bicycles, primarily road and mountain, out of steel using mostly TIG welding. It was great to shoot around his shop and even see a bit of frame construction as well. Click through the gallery below and be sure to visit Chris’s website. Perhaps it’s time for you to pick up a new custom 29er or cross frame.