Q&A

//how do you describe your style?13555 368246080007 752945007 9837300 4531608 n Q&A
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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April 1, 2010 - 8:25 pm

Jeff Butler - Josh – great stuff! I’ve enjoyed perusing your website, you have a keen eye.

April 1, 2010 - 10:43 pm

Josh Gooden - Thanks! I appreciate it.

July 31, 2010 - 1:00 am

Natalie - I am such a fan of all your work, Josh! All of your films and photographs look like they were pulled out of a beautiful dream. I just have one question – what is the song that is playing on the intro-video when you click on cinematography? It sounds like a violin score if that helps:)

July 31, 2010 - 10:38 am

Josh Gooden - Thank you so much Natalie! I really appreciate it. The score is “End Titles” by Rachel Portman.

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