15 Dec

Posted at 05:05h in Weddings by
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Moth to Flame and coloredlion.com teamed together to capture Nick and Emily’s beautiful wedding. Nick and Emily approached my friend Daran Herrman from Coloredlion.com to capture their wedding in October 2011. Daran had done an amazing job with their engagement photos that they wanted to work with him again. Because Daran knows what’s good for him (just kidding), he contacted Moth to Flame to do the video portion. Daran and I filmed the entire day starting from 11 am to 2 am at night, capturing moments with the groomsmen and the bridesmaids getting ready, to the ceremony, and the party….

13 Dec

Posted at 03:47h in Behind the Scenes, Commercials by
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  Everyone in Texas goes to HEB! HEB picked Moth to Flame to do a spec! HEB picked Moth to Flame as one of the 20 filmmakers to shoot a spec for Web and TV usage, targeting Texas moms, showcasing some of their products. I thought to myself, what better way to showcase HEB’s food than to film a real Texas family having a good time? I immediately contacted my friend Emily Albino, whose entire family uses HEB and are born and raised in Texas. Moth to Flame recently shot Emily’s wedding video with Coloredlion.com. Make sure to also check…

04 Dec

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You are never alone when you have a bag of Doritos… Featuring: Michael Vera, Chris King, Carlos Dinkins, and Tom Beagles Crew: Director/Camera 1/DP/Editor: Christine Chen Camera 2: Praveen Katta Sound Mixer: Shannon Deane Boom Operator: Harold Williams PA: Tom Beagles, Graham Smith, Steve Herron

04 Dec

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1st Dates are always awkward, but perhaps not with a bag of Doritos? Starring: Michael Vera Stephanie Quinn Harold Williams Extras: Steve Herron Crew: Directed/Filmed/Edited By: Christine Chen 2nd Camera: Praveen Katta Sound Mix: Shannon Deane PA: Tom Beagles, Steve Herron, Harold Williams

21 Nov

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Every semester it feels like my workload keeps increasing exponentially. The one word I need to keep continuing to learn how to use is "No." Fortunately, after being asked to help out with the 2011 Mr. McCombs pageant, I am glad that I did not say no to this opportunity. It was a big rush. Only a few hours, sometimes, just 30 minutes to film something that hopefully would be funny or compelling. Carlos Dinkins, one of my favorite actors and friends (because of his ability to deliver in a shameless matter) said yes immediately of course... then David Isquick,...