Solid.

It was a good week, working on shoots every day, almost. A couple action sports videos as well as a few music videos. Sorry if I sound over excited, I just know this kind of work doesn't come too often and it's a lot of fun.

With school finally over that leaves room for much more. I'll try to get the edits for those shoots up within the next month.

Yeh Dawg

Last time I was home it snowed every day. Here is a little bit of my dog Raz enjoying the snow. This is also the first day using my camera. It was a quality day.

Go Magic

Myself and Matt Barnes, Forward for the Orlando Magic. This is before the East Conference Semifinals at The Athletes Foot in downtown Orlando. The event was built by Sodo Presents and Matt Barnes' own Athlete's VS Cancer and for the fight against Cancer/. My friend Xavier Andrews and I were there to shoot a short documentary for FlipSideVideo.com. I got his autograph too.

Baseball

Since school has us inside so m any hours of the day, my friends and I do our best to get outside for some sports. One evening after class we hit up the baseball fields.

The Back Lot

Last week my Mike and I helped our friend Scotie shoot a commercial for her Producing class. In between shots I snapped a couple cool photos of the sky.

Downtown Orlando

These are a few things we saw one night in the city.

I wish I could play an instrument..

..Other than the cowbell, of course.

This is my little brother Xavier working his musical skills one morning.

Basketball

A few of us got together to play some basketball a while back. I'm terrible so I snapped a few photos while I watched. Here is 6'8" Andy Bond: A man bred for the sport.

That's What She Said

A few more glamour shots from the tshirt shoot.

(John Whoriskey, Mike Giannaccio, Ryan Dolton)

Phone-less

I don't really feel normal without having my cell phone with me. I know that sounds extremely lame but I'm serious. Think of how dependent people have become of their phones. I was just thinking about how hard it must have been 10 - 15 years ago for people and their every day tasks. Time and communication are some of the most important things a person could have, and it feels like I've been missing out on that for the past 4 days.

Of course I'm exaggerating a little bit, but I mean come on, think about how weird it is every time you're standing in an awkward situation. Suddenly you've got an urgent text message (Real or Not, the job is done)! Your phone can be your best friend. It could also be an addiction.

I understand sometimes I'll spend too much time texting friends about pointless garbage, when I know I could be doing something better. I know I'm at risk when I text while driving(I know it's bad, I'm trying to quit). But it's been half a week now and I know I've missed some important calls. I wasn't even able to wish my mother a happy mothers day..Maybe I'm just freaking out right now because I've taken technology for-granted? It's happened before with a lot of things. Maybe now I can get a short burst of freedom from my busy lifestyle? Maybe now I can actually focus on what matters to me? Or maybe I should just get another phone...

Downtown Winter Park

Mike G, the only one who shot on film today, showing off.



A few of my film pals (Mike Giannaccio, John Whoriskey, Ryan Dolton) and I took a trip down the road and got some photos for tshirtbordello.com

I'll put some more up when we know which ones we're using.