CONVERGE 2011

Thank you to everyone who came out to our inaugural CONVERGE event this past December! It was great fun and we're looking forward to doing it again.

Corona Light shoot

...tools to make the star "camera ready".



The beautifully lit star of the show, Corona Light.



Mike putting on some finishing touches before taking the shot.

Check this out in Denver!

Film extends beyond just images. Inspiration is a living, breathing creature that is captured in the art of cinema. Now, take an evening to sit down with some of today’s top directors, and find out how they put ideas into motion. Presented by ADCD and Impossible, directors Theo Van De Sande, John Bonito and Monty Mira...nda host a special presentation moderated by director Steve Urbano, November 10th at Cassleman’s in Denver. With numerous feature films, documentaries, and commercials under their belt, this panel has more than a few stories to share about their experiences in advertising, script writing, and cinematography. The event is free to all ADCD members, $15 for students, and $20 for non-members. Get your tickets from ADCD’s secure ticket vendor https://www.blacktie-colorado.com/online_sales/rsvp_ticket_purchase.cfm?rsvpid=6009>here.

For more info contact info@adcd.com. INFO: November 10 Cassleman’s 2620 Walnut Street Denver, CO 80205 5—6 p.m. Cocktail Hour 6—8 p.m. Director’s Panel & Discussion.

Fall sample shoot

It's wet and cold outside--an excellent day for a fun sample shoot in the studio.



Solving a rigging problem with fishing line and a power drill.

Nothing like delicious fried food on a cold and wet November afternoon.

McDonald's

Last week we had a fabulous time working with Christopher on a shoot for McDonald's. We can't wait to see the results!

Coors

Here is something we just worked on with Integer. It was a fun job and we're proud of the results.

Action!

What were we doing two weekends ago? Oh, nothin', just this awesome film shoot.

We learned that a film crew is a well-oiled machine that produces miracles. Also, that food moving very slowly always looks better. Incredible, in fact.

Thank you to everyone who came in and made this possible.