Let me tell you a story
Today is the 50th anniversary of the Woodstock festival. On August 15, 1969, half a million people celebrated peace and love for 3 days and 3 nights. Henry Diltz was there, capturing it all.
Keeper Contents In association with Big5 Films produced a Henry Diltz Special where Henry tells his fascinating story being the official photographer at Woodstock´69.
Here you can see the full movie: https://vimeo.com/352798774/f871c3e088
We´re in California producing our third marketing film for bcFood.
Stay tune for more info and some production photos
I photographed Mount Fuji one early morning from Shiki shi, a city just outside Tokyo. The distance is about 175 km. The camera Canon 1DC with a 600 mm lens.
“Next Skövde” is one of the destinations in Sweden that we´re producing marketing films for this year. Here are a few film frames from the 5K gyro rigged RED camera used in the helicopter shots. The camera can shoot 5K and the Gimbal Shotover is made in New Zealand. The helicopter is an Ecureuil Twin engine. Peder the pilot, was flying and Peter from BlueSky operated the camera.
Sunrise over Japan from 10 000 m. This is our second trip in one month. Three weeks ago we did a story about the Japanese Ikebana master and their 600 year old tradition of flower arrangement (if you´re in Uppsala, Sweden this summer you can see the Japan Ikebana exhibition up-close). This second trip is another story. I will tell you more about it later.
“Rock Photographer Henry Diltz – famous among the famous”, the documentary. Now showing at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
Yes, we have started the world tour of awareness!
First out is the Diltz docu trailer, now showing at the famous Grammy Museum in Los Angeles in connection with the exhibition “California dreamin’: The sounds of Laurel Canyon 1965-1977”. The night before the opening the trailer was featured as an introduction to interviews with Henry Diltz himself on stage, this before a sold-out Clive Davis Auditorium. The trailer was received with standing ovations.
The documentary is almost ready for world release. Now we are working on the last objective and that is the licensing of the iconic music (over 20 top songs from the ´60s and ´70s). To cover the cost of licensing this music we have decided to go on PledgeMusic. PledgeMusic, one of the biggest pledge sites in the world, love our project and their helpful people in Boston think that we will reach our goals and land the money needed to release this great music.
I will give you an update when we´re live on PledgeMusic, so stay tune for more to come…we might need your help 🙂
/Janolof
See the documentary trailer here:
#gourmet #umibudou #algae- #japanese style. It’s like #russian #caviar.
We are in Japan, the land of cherry blossom. A magic time and a fantastic piece of art “painted” by Mother Earth at work. To live it and appreciate it you have to be allert because it´s there only a couple of weeks then its gone!
Some of these photo´s (moving images) will open the story featuring Ikebana artist here in Japan. The short film, with interviews and beautiful flower artwork, will be shown on http://destinationuppsala.se prior to the opening of the Ikebana & Contemporary Plant Art, this summer event in Uppsala, Sweden.
#cherry #blossom in #tokyo
#cherry #blossom watch in #tokyo – dog style
