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Reader Films project: Accion Lending cinematography

Posted on 2012/07/04 by CH4Dtreanor

I just received a link to the work I did for Reader Films last winter for Accion Lending. I’m really happy with the way the piece was edited together and the look remains constant throughout. We did get some slider shots … Continue reading →

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Fiat of Clear Lake spot “Fiat Social” is now airing on Comcast Cable

Posted on 2012/05/15 by CH4Dtreanor

The Fiat of Clear Lake commercial spot “Fiat Social” is finished and running on Comcast cable now. My coworker, Jason Allison, and I shot this spot in and around the Houston Heights area to cater to the younger Fiat market. … Continue reading →

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Tom & Tony’s Texas Cookout video is up!

A few weeks ago Tom LaMarche & Tony Fast came down to the lone star state to get some pedaling in, see some sights and enjoy the Texas heat. John Prolly asked if I’d come out and film with the … Continue reading →

Video | Posted on 2011/06/07 by CH4Dtreanor | Tagged Austin, austin tx, canon 7D, Canon EOS7D, cycling, filming, fixed freestyle, John Watson, pedaling, Prolly, ProllyisNotProbably, south austin, Tom LaMarche, tony fast, videographer, videography | 1 Comment

Concrete Coast 2 is up

Posted on 2011/04/25 by CH4Dtreanor

I finished the second installment of my mini-series of long boarding/pool boarding videos called Concrete Coast with my friends Josh Gordon and Bobby Davis. This one is a little bit more expressive than the last, but is still entertaining.