Produced in Spanish Harlem, New York, Sh’Blap is the docu-comedy that follows dancers Dewitt Fleming and Jared Grimes in their endless search for the beat. The film became a pilot for consideration on public television, and featured the stars traveling throughout the east cost exploring dance as a performance art. The pilot was shot on
A film short directed by Scott Kirschenbaum, and produced by Shia Productions. This film is an example of how we can take a monologue originally performed in a theater, and translate it to a real world film production. All shot on location at Ocean Beach, Northern California.
Here are two samples of how video can be used to promote a restaurant or lounge. Thank you to the good people at Era Bar and Lounge in Oakland, CA for inviting us over to shoot and sample their tasty beverages! Era – Jaliscan Monk Era – Fleur de Pepin
This is probably one of the best videos I’ve produced. It’s also the most recent example, where we really wanted to raise the bar. Production was a ballet of DSLR cameras, Zoom recorders and Steadicams during the Tomorrow Labs event in May 2012. The resulting video was edited using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and color
Day three of the Cinequest project saw all parts of the video process coming together, and mainly involved the postproduction elements. I was so pleased that we had 100% completion from all participants that started at the beginning of the camp. Check out the video here and let us know your thoughts!
Day two of the camp was dedicated primarily to production, where all the preplanning done on day one really started to take shape. Check it out and let us know your feedback!
Here is the first video from day one!
What do you do if your shooter is in Singapore, your director is in Connecticut, and the editor is, well you get the idea. In this digital world, your team can be anywhere. We worked with the good folks at Persistent Productions on their online for a socially conscious project, “Bad Air” which aims to
When the Glenview elementary school PTA needed a video produced to demonstrate composting process to students (grades K – 5), they thought of Shia Productions to facilitate the shooting, editing and delivery of the completed work. Working with the students and parents was great, with the added benefit of participating in a green endeavor. Here
