Commercial spot for AnMed in Anderson, SC, launch of “Better” campaign. Holland 1st AD’d the spot, along with an incredible crew.
Agency: Farmuse
Director: Bryan Rawles,
DP: John Matysiak,
Producer: Dayna Rochell
Commercial spot for AnMed in Anderson, SC, launch of “Better” campaign. Holland 1st AD’d the spot, along with an incredible crew.
Agency: Farmuse
Director: Bryan Rawles,
DP: John Matysiak,
Producer: Dayna Rochell
We’ve seen the Zach Snyder Director’s Cut, we’ve seen an entire Sonic film be re-animated by public demand. But what if, during this iconic Hathaway revival era, we reshot the ending of Devil Wears Prada? - I present to you, the ending Andy deserves.
Thank you to Natasha Sequeira for editing, formatting, and adding an unexpected beautiful layer of detail. Looking forward to many opportunities to work together in the future.
Maine photo dump
📸: me
📷: Canon Ftb 35mm
🎞: Kodak 400 color
⚡️: Colortek of Boston
#shotonfilm
Cali photo dump
📸: me
📷: Canon Ftb 35mm
🎞: Kodak 400 color
⚡️: Colortek of Boston
#shotonfilm
Fun seeing this throwback from aTVFest 2020! Wishing SCAD + students a successful aTVfest this year! ~
WITH/agency is thrilled to be nominated for 3 Regional EMMY awards, including Director, Promotional Campaign, and PSA Single Spot. So grateful to the dedicated crews of each project, and our beloved clients for trusting us to tell such powerful stories.
School is back in session! We invite you to join us in Sets Ed 101. Check out our ebook today to get schooled on Practicing Safe Sets during COVID-19.
Practice Safe Sets | ebook: https://bit.ly/32qXMjn
Visit the WITH/agency blog: https://www.thewithagency.com/blog
Have always wanted a set birthday. So grateful for everyone who did so much to make it special. Including everyone at @thewithagency & our incredible crew. - Still screaming for the Gaga cupcakes. 😭 What a beautiful day, doing the work we love. Grateful.
Rain on Me
Incredibly grateful for these 2020 Southeast EMMY award nominations for the WITH/agency, including: commercial and community/public service campaign. Incredible project and story, tireless talented crew(s), and phenomenal talent.
Our webinar tonight features two lions of the fight against AIDS in the 1980s as they reflect on their experiences in the early days of the AIDS crisis in NYC almost 40 years ago.
Dr. Howard Grossman treated some of the first cases of AIDS being identified during his residency in Brooklyn and afterwards in Manhattan, where he became a go-to doctor for anyone being diagnosed with the disease. Today, he specializes in internal medicine with an emphasis on HIV in south Florida. As a physician, he has treated patients with COVID-19.
Eric Sawyer joined the front lines of a movement that changed the world's response to HIV/AIDS, co-founding ACT UP with Larry Kramer in 1987. He later co-founded Housing Works and Health GAP and advised the NY office of United Nations AIDS (UNAIDS). He was also an architect of the Stonewall 50 Queer Liberation March in NYC last June.
Co-host Mike Balaban spent 30 years in international finance and consulting with an Asia focus. For two decades, Mike has also been dedicated to civil rights and LGBTQ+ causes. In 2017, he co-founded, with Tom Walker, BAMMER Group, consisting of BAMMER.co, a website that welcomes first-person stories and images from LGBTQ+ lives globally; @bammer47, his influential Instagram page, featuring personal narratives and images of gay history; and "BAMMER and ME", a podcast series in which he interviews fascinating LGBTQ people he's met, with debut episodes co-produced with Caleb Holland.
Co-host Caleb Holland, a queer documentary and commercial filmmaker, adds a younger generational perspective. Caleb works as a publicity cinematographer and producer on Hollywood productions, including "Boy Erased" (2018), a groundbreaking film about conversion therapy, and "Stranger Things" (2020). In 2017, Holland released "Chasing Capri", his first documentary feature film highlighting the trans rights movement.
Together, we invite you to reflect on the AIDS crisis of the 1980s, as we discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
I’m really proud of the work that we achieved (@thewithagency) this week - producing and editing a six-hour, female empowerment focused, virtual commencement for global graduates with a great lineup of performers and speakers. It makes me emotional to think of how the world has changed recently. I think this is a new beginning & a time of reflection for all of us. I can only imagine what graduates must feel right now. - For us social distance on the set, masks, and it is all so strange in so many ways. This is one of the moments I’ll always remember about my quarantine experience.
Thoughtful and inspiring conversation today with Eric Sawyer (ACT UP, Housing Works, UN) and Dr. Howard Grossman (MD specializing in HIV/LGBTQ health). Co-hosted these two trailblazers alongside Mike Balaban, of Bammer.co. We had global attendees watching live from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, New Zealand, Uganda, and the UK. Recording coming soon.
As people we are compelled to be heard, to create, dance, express, thank, and come together. We’ll paint without a canvas, we’ll make a stage where there isn’t one, because there’s always an audience waiting. I’d seen these images online & in media, but dove in and found so many I couldn’t believe.
Wove this together, and am still overwhelmed with the beauty of the world & the people in it. Stay strong in these strange and difficult times, and let’s keep doing what we do.
(Thank you for assistant editing, lending your musical talent, & sound mixing @nicallynrogers [IG])
Job: EPK Cinematographer and Producer
For: Stranger Things on Netflix
Caleb likened EPK (electronic press kit) cinematography to his passion for documentary filmmaking. He explained that he works with publicity and is on set “to capture how everything is made from props to set dressing to direction.” Caleb performs interviews with different parts of the crew and gets footage of different scenes everyday. Ultimately, he designs a package that lets viewers “see how their favorite shows and movies are made.”
What do you credit SCAD with in launching your career?
“As an LGBTQ creator growing up in a community where that was not accepted, coming to SCAD was a place for me to be able to feel safe and to be able to become and develop into who I wanted to be. Being able to just be myself creatively and to pursue a career that I’m passionate about has been such a gift.”
Read more: https://somanyshows.com/interviews-alumni-scad-atvfest
Great experience speaking on the SCAD aTV Fest Alumni Voices panel. Honored to have the chance to return to my alma mater and share career experiences and insights with current film students alongside such incredible talent. Described my work in EPK and publicity in the film and television industry as well as commercial directing and producing.