Created in partnership with producer Alan Grazioso, this was a 1 cameraman miniDV/super16 shoot based on a loose storyline and live performance footage. The super16 film was projected on a textured wall and reshot on video to give a look of a flickering movie. In post edit, the use of color effects was extensive and gives the video a diverse look while at the same time bridging visual gaps between video and film.

A test shoot for a full-scale music video to see how well live performance footage and the band's audio CD track would sync together. Because the band performed along with computer generated sequences on stage the video was quite easy to "eyeball sync" in edit. It worked so well, it was decided to quickly cut the song in this format for the band.

The goal of this project was to shoot a live performance with high quality audio for a 12 piece big band. The shoot consisted of 3 miniDV cameras and the audio was digitally Multi-tracked and then mixed in studio. The final audio mixes were then brought back into the video editing suite for the final master.

The shoot consisted of 3 miniDV cameras with the audio digitally Multi-tracked and then mixed in studio. The final audio mixes were then brought back into the video editing suite for the final master. This was also shot on the same day as the Big Band for Castle Entertainment.

We get a look "VH1 Behind the Music" style at one of New England's general business bands. The project is a promotional tool geared toward wedding gigs and brides. Dvee Media also shot live footage of the band to incorporate into the program.