This is hours worth of filming time-lapses that I shot in the middle of the Rocky Mountains, to the streets of Denver, from 12,000 feet above sea level, to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, up early in the morning to staying up all night, from clouds and planes to stars and cars. This is how I want to occupy the world and share for others to see!

Music is Discovery: Osaka Loop Line

Yesterday I went climbing and wore a GoPro HD helmet camera. Not perfect, but pretty fun regardless. Check it out:

I spent a night in Rocky Mountain National Forest doing some time-lapse video. I rented an 8-15 mm lens to get as much of the vast sky. My goal was to get a decent amount of star/Milky Way footage, but it kept on getting cloudy.  I slept in my car with 4 layers on and a sleeping bag. It was quite cold! Hopefully I will have something to show when my computer comes back from the shop (the motherboard fizzled).

What you see in the photo is me on the side of the road, with the tree-less fragile Alpine tundra dropping off into the valley below. It is just at sunset and approaching 12,000 feet above sea-level — one of the highest roads in the country. Totally an amazing place to be.

I finally finished my demo reel…enjoy and pass it on!

Time-lapses of clouds, stars, sunsets; rock-climbing, river rafting, taming Spanish Mustangs, and people is what made this summers demo reel of many video projects that I worked on in Colorado, Utah and Vermont.

Music: “Soft” by Washed Out

Went on a roadtrip to Moab, UT with my brother and his girlfriend but arrived at night so had no idea what to expect in the morning. Looked up a quick trail near her house and even though it was only 8 AM, it was already really hot! Gotta get up earlier tomorrow.