Archive for July, 2009
This video shoot was for long time friend Brian Alves, founder of The DV Show. He was hired by Beverly Iker to produce an exercise program for symphony orchestras that travel in buses. Location shoots are always tricky but the intense humidity made this particularly challenging. Our 90 year old talent, Bill, was truly amazing. He runs marathons plus never complained once about the intense heat. Unfortunately, fans were not an option since they generate too much noise. The bus company allowed us to start the bus from time to time to briefly cool things down. Jan Simione, make-up artist to the stars… and Rhode Island was busy throughout the day powdering and swabbing down the talent. (more…)
Jay traveled to Washington DC to video tape someone (who must be left a mystery) working with the Department of Defense. The company was Power Steering Software and they rented a sweet in a local hotel because cameras aren’t allowed in most high security Washington buildings. (more…)
Thomson Communications of Middleton called with a delicious project. Jay Duchin would be filming the owner of Cakes for Occasions, Kelley Delaney, in her natural habitat… a bakery! Cakes for Occasions is a nut-free bakery creating the most delectable gourmet cakes and pastries for all milestones. Duchin has been a fan of Cakes for Occasions for many years (especially because he has a niece who is allergic to nuts) and he was thrilled to have the opportunity of working with them. (more…)
My multitasking wheels were really turning at the Whitehorse Press Publishers motorcycle shoot. I had the honor of working with internationally recognized motorcycle expert Ken Condon in filming a companion video for his new book “Riding in the Zone”. “Riding in the Zone” is a book that will help early-intermediate to early-advanced riders learn the physical and mental riding techniques in order to become more confident on their bike. (more…)
