“I’m proud to announce that Lick got accepted and will have its world premiere in Palm Springs, CA at the 2009 Palm Springs International Shortfest and Film Market. So happy! :)” - Johnny Le
Bobby, an enthusiastic third grader, has to touch everything — old gum under his desk, dirt, twigs, even brain matter.
DIRECTOR: Johnny Le
Editor: Rafael Lewis
Screenwriter: Johnny Le
Cinematographer: Patrick LaValley
Music: Michael John, Manny Chester
Principal Cast: Alex Thede, Casey Murphy, Sabrina Hunter, Michael D. Minor, Margaret Santoro
Our dear Alex is back in Alaska for the summer…some manual labor should set him straight! I kid I kid…Mertz
we love ya and we love this photo of Mark!
Thanks for the eye candy from up north! Keep it coming! We Miss you!
Nemo Entertainment takes you into a day with Bryce Kanights. Insights, perspectives, personality and passion. Part 1: Bryce Kanights and Kevin Kowalski head to SE Portland to grab a photo at a secret backyard pool.
Richard Walch and I go way back…..ooops , let me pick up the words off the ground as I have been caught name droppin. We had a chance to participate in Dani Kiwi Meier’s, Chrystal Awards. Richard is an amazing human being and Canon is so lucky to have him as part of their European Factory team! It so great to he has kept growing creatively and taking on new challenges and new subjects. The webisode show Richard in action hanging above the BMX ramp to get that angle that is dramatic. Be sure to check his new yachting work.
ROCHESTER, N.Y.–Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it will retire KODACHROME Color Film this year, concluding its 74-year run as a photography icon.
Almost in a poetic way, the end of Kodachrome seals the fate for film. Yea, its true E6 is still out there and there are craftsmen that embrace the art. However, the 500 lbs gorilla in the room is DIGITAL. Even the best chrome to be published needs to be digitized and subject to the limitation perceived by the medium.
Back in the day if you were shooting something you wanted to save forever, Kodachrome was the only way to shoot.
Beth Lesser is photographer and author who followed the birth and rise of the Jamaican dance hall movement in the 80’s. It is now a culture that spreads from the banks of Kingston to the streets of Tokyo. She published a book on the subject “Dancehall the rise of Jamaican dancehall culture” which is full of many beautiful photos, check it out!
Micha John, local musician and a dear friend released his new music video directed by Sebastian Jaramillo, and guess who was behind the lens. Austin Will, Nemo’s own go-to video jockey!
Directed, Edited, and Color Work: Sebastian Jaramillo
Director of Photography : Johnny Le
Follow Focus: Austin Will
Grips: Lonne Woodlee and Cory Demitriou
Production Stills : Carey Haider
Shot on a HVX in Portland, OR.
For more of Micah John’s music visit:
myspace.com/micahjohnmusic
