A couple of weeks ago I worked with Atomic Feist on an original music video for the New Orleans based band Teenage.  It was a small crew of three on a one day shoot with the band and 6 actors.  I basically played camera assistant, grip and PA but also provided my AtomOS Shogun 4k recorder/monitor to back up the Sony FS700 we shot on (which is an amazing low light camera i learned).  It was the first time I used the Shogun to record high speed so I was nervous about how it would handle it.  It worked perfectly.  Record trigger from the camera worked every time and 180 frames a second was no problem.  The way the FS700 handles high speed is it shoots the clip and then renders it in camera at project frame rate after you stop recording.  The the Shogun would trigger once you hit the stop record button on camera and it began to render at normal speed.  It was a really fun day and everyone worked together great and made it a stress free day.  Here's the final product.  Enjoy!

The McDonald's All-American Game is live on ESPN tonight.  Here is the promo cut by Matthew Bartolacci for it using footage from this last season of 22 episodes of the web series Get 2 the Game - Basketball I was Director of Photography and Camera Op on.  Nice work on the edit Matty!  I'm excited to be outside for the football version season starting around mid-May.  We're gonna be shooting with the new Sony FS7s and the ENG lenses they are now shipping for them.  Gonna be nice to track footballs in the air not using Canon photo lenses!!!  You can watch a bunch of the episodes from this season on the YouTube channel.