Innovative, visionary and vividly imaginative describe the work of critically acclaimed director and photographer Jeremy Rall. Born in Bay City and raised in Lansing, Michigan, Jeremy has gone on to direct a multitude of notable and award winning music videos working with such artists as Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Jay-Z, Chingy, Beenie Man, Talib Kweli, Kelly Rowland, Sean Paul and Floetry.
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Putting it in simple words, The Island is the oasis of Greek television. When i first saw the series, i saw a carefully designed feature with high production value. And by saying high production value i mean all those elements that really counts. Well executed camera moves & composition, beautiful photography & framing, good lighting, moving score, smart cast with great performances, strong script, the whole nine yards. In terms of visuals it's safe to say that The Island it's pretty much close to 90% of the film look.
Read MoreJoseph Aguirre Interview - The Making of "The Sartorialist"
Blogger Scott Schuman, aka "The Sartorialist", shares photos from his fashion blog with 70.000 readers a day. Joseph Aguirre shot the beautiful 7min piece directed by Tyler Manson. A short documentary about the pioneer of fashion photography in blog form & one of Time Magazine's Top 100 Design Influencers.
Read MoreLouie Psihoyos Interview
Louie Psihoyos has been widely regarded as one of the top photographers in the world. He was hired directly out of college to shoot for National Geographic and created images for the yellow-bordered magazine for 18 years. His ability to bring humanity and wit to complicated science stories carries over to his filmmaking. An ardent diver and dive photographer, he feels compelled to show the world the decline of our planet’s crucial resource, water.
Read MoreDaniel Bird Interview
Daniel left the cutting rooms of the British film industry in his early twenties for Prague. Over the next decade he worked as editor and animator on commercial and personal film projects. In 2008 he spent a year working for Greenpeace International in Amsterdam, creating short films for internet release. Since 2009 he has been working as a freelancer. Daniel just completed and released Greenpeace's new film "Give Earth a Hand". In less than one week, over half a million people saw it.
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