This is the last in a series of four videos we shot for Bombay Sapphire detailing how to make some of their signature cocktails. The spots were shot over 3 days at Araka in Clayton.
CREDITS
Directors: Greg Stroube and Tim Wilson
Producer: Beau Hillebrandt
Editor: Tim Wilson
Cameras: Greg Stroube, Tim Wilson, James McKenzie
Grips: Matt Waltsgott, James McKenzie, Lennart Karlsson
DIT: James McKenzie
Drink Stylist: Chris Sarmiento
Additional Support: Bad Dog Productions
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This is the third in a series of four videos we shot for Bombay Sapphire detailing how to make some of their signature cocktails. The spots were shot over 3 days at Araka in Clayton.
CREDITS
Directors: Greg Stroube and Tim Wilson
Producer: Beau Hillebrandt
Editor: Tim Wilson
Cameras: Greg Stroube, Tim Wilson, James McKenzie
Grips: Matt Waltsgott, James McKenzie, Lennart Karlsson
DIT: James McKenzie
Drink Stylist: Chris Sarmiento
Additional Support: Bad Dog Productions
Check back over the next few days to see the other spots. And, as always, you can check out our newest motion work at Bruton Stroube Motion
This is the second in a series of four videos we shot for Bombay Sapphire detailing how to make some of their signature cocktails. The spots were shot over 3 days at Araka in Clayton.
CREDITS
Directors: Greg Stroube and Tim Wilson
Producer: Beau Hillebrandt
Editor: Tim Wilson
Cameras: Greg Stroube, Tim Wilson, James McKenzie
Grips: Matt Waltsgott, James McKenzie, Lennart Karlsson
DIT: James McKenzie
Drink Stylist: Chris Sarmiento
Additional Support: Bad Dog Productions
Check back over the next few days to see the other spots. And, as always, you can check out our newest motion work at Bruton Stroube Motion
This is the first in a series of four videos we shot for Bombay Sapphire detailing how to make some of their signature cocktails. The spots were shot over 3 days at Araka in Clayton.
CREDITS
Directors: Greg Stroube and Tim Wilson
Producer: Beau Hillebrandt
Editor: Tim Wilson
Cameras: Greg Stroube, Tim Wilson, James McKenzie
Grips: Matt Waltsgott, James McKenzie, Lennart Karlsson
DIT: James McKenzie
Drink Stylist: Chris Sarmiento
Additional Support: Bad Dog Productions
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We just finished putting the final touches on the music video we made for The Nadas. Due to the band's busy tour schedule, we only had about a half of day to shoot them, so we had four cameras rolling on every take. The storyline was shot later (also in one day) on location. All footage was shot with Canon 5D Mark IIs and 7Ds and Canon glass.
Check out The Nadas' newest album, Almanac, on iTunes.
Mandi also got some great behind the scenes stills that you can see after the break.
UPDATE: We've added more BTS stills from the farm location, courtesy of James and Steve. [Read More]
We're happy to announce the first project with our new director/editor/beachcomber Tim Wilson is now live. If you happen to live in the Springfield area, you can catch it live on the air in HD. If you're outside the area, you can watch it right here.
The spot was created entirely with still photographs (we edited from over 190GB of them), some of which were enhanced by Tim's post-production powers. Keep an eye out for our next installment, we're planning on getting cozy with Tim, we're setting up a little session to get to know the man behind the motion graphics.
The crew at Bruton Stroube Studios would like to wish you the happiest of holidays. So cuddle up in your Slanket with a cup of cocoa, and enjoy this year's installment of our annual holiday "card."
Hit the jump to see stills of the best moments from the video and links to previous years' cards.
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For those of you at the Upside Downy Face Gallery Showing on Dec. 4, you may have noticed that our behind-the-scenes video was on Mute-- we couldn't bear the cacophony of the film's soundtrack battling the DJ skills of Mr. Jim Harper. But now the video is live online, for all to see how many times Brandon botched his intro lines.
And don't worry-- there's lots more to the Upside Downy Face multimedia experience-- lots and lots of pictures from the gallery showing will be up soon.
cheers.
Not too long ago, our friends at Waylon Advertising approached us with a very unique project-- to create a 30-second TV spot from still images. To add a little spice, they also noted that we would be shooting on location at the nursery at St. John's Mercy Hospital (read: limited production access), and that we would need to turn around the images (we'd need hundreds of stills to fill a 30-second spot) in less than a day.
The newest edition to our line of holiday cards is now live! To see the poster version and the cards from years past, click here.
Over the winter, Greg put together a pretty killer book shot we called "The Exploding Martini." Over the summer, we put together the behind-the-scenes footage so you can get a glimpse of what went into this complex production.
Enjoy.
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Not too long ago, Jon brought in his beloved poodle, Oberon, for a pet food shoot. Obi was alongside 20-some other dogs photographed as options for the food bags.
Although Obi didn't make the final cut and get his mug in pet owners' homes all over America, he did get a full spa treatment. Too bad he didn't think it was as fun as we did.
enjoy.
Friday marked the last day in the studio for Tom's trusty production assistant, Sherry. She decided to move on to a job that was closer to home, and that would give her an opportunity to handle more baby poop.
So to send her off, we wanted to fill her office to overflowing with babies, but when we realized that was cost-prohibitive and potentially in direct violation with many state and federal laws, we decided to use balloons instead.
The following is a chronicle of the festivities. No babies were harmed in the making of this film. Several hundred balloons, however, were totally harmed.
More photos and a fancy video after the jump. [Read More]
After hitting a couple of snags with some music licenses, we're re-releasing the paintball office video with a new soundtrack, courtesy of yours truly.
If you haven't seen it yet, give it an ogle-- this video was picked up by blogs all over the place, netting us over a hundred thousand YouTube hits and making it our most successful video yet. Every time I make a new video, I think about how the paintball video set the bar. It was a semi-enjoyable nightmare to compose a new soundtrack for this video, so let us know what you think.
james@brutonstroube.com
for a full-sized version of the final photo, click here.
Now that you've seen a few videos showcasing Brandon's work, we thought we should show you how Greg's food shoots go down. A half day of shooting, two food stylists, an assistant, a photographer and two bottles of wine later, you get an in-depth look at what what it takes to produce a portfolio-worthy photo by Greg Stroube.
dig it:
Happy New Year from Bruton-Stroube Studios!
This year, to send the best Holiday Wishes to our clients and friends, we decided to do some fun mugshots using all the members of the studio.
We have a downloadable poster of all the mugshots here:
The Mugshots Poster
There will be a "making of the mugshots" video to follow this shortly...stay tuned...
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