Last week I was fortunate enough to photograph Andi Arndt, a talented voice over artist. Since 1998, Andi has done all kinds of recordings for use on the radio, TV, over the Internet, and for instructional software products. Her e-learning and product demo clients include Hess Energy, Panasonic, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Blockbuster.
Check out one of the shots from our session below!
Last week I was fortunate enough to order some brand new studio strobes and have Claire come in to help me test them. I think the results speak for themselves and I cannot be happier with this new setup. We have a ton of new model and artist shoots coming up, so look out for a few of those next week!
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//how do you describe your style?
I would describe my style as journalistic, unique, and modern. We give some direction to our portraits, but we strive to capture them unobtrusively and naturally.
//where do you find inspiration?
My photographic inspiration comes from stories, music, traveling, art, nature, and culture.
//favorite things to film at weddings?
Details are my absolute favorite things to shoot at weddings. I find them so important and reflective of the bride and groom. We strive really strive for capturing the atmosphere and high emotions of the event.
//what did you do before filmmaking?
Before photography, I was an avid traveler. I lived in England as an exchange student for two summers and loved every minute of it. The culture, people, and landscape forever changed who I was and it continues to inspire me today. I also won several awards for my work as a web designer, but I soon found that my true passion was photography and cinematography.
//what do you do when you’re not behind the camera?
I love to go road bicycling. Often you will find me riding through Harrisonburg, Virginia with some friends on the weekly classic ride. I also enjoy going to the cinema and writing.
//favorite artists?
I have many favorites, but Joe Wright would have to be the one that inspired me the most. His style of warm colors and tracking shots always reflect in my work.
by Josh Gooden
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Recently I was offered the chance to write for Zacuto, which is one of the largest camera accessory manufacturers in the United States. Their mission is to provide a resource for filmmakers to learn and gain inspiration from, and I am honored to be able to contribute to that. Check out my first post, “How To Market Your Film The Social Media Way,” by visiting their articles section.
I look forward to sharing some very exciting articles with you over the next few weeks and some great shoots + films!
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I directed, shot, and edited a few commercials for Roberson’s Fine Jewelry in Little Rock, Arkansas. The commercials are based around emotion and Roberson’s tag, “We Love The Way You Love” gave us the ability to create something even more unique. Instead of traditional jewelry commercials that jump directly into a sale or pushing you in their store through product shots, we knew that the once in a life time journey of becoming married would bring more value and modern appeal to their potential and lifelong customers.
I hope you enjoy this second spot that we shot on location in Staunton, Virginia.
Thanks to Barrister Books and Mockingbird for their support and locations!
by Josh Gooden
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by Josh Gooden
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