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Once again, I made my two videos per month goal by the skin of teeth, but, hey, I made it!! Big excitement in September — The film I made with my family, Snowpocalypse: Day 6, is an official selection of the DC Shorts Film Festival. If you’re in DC try to check out the festival, great films and great parties!
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A fun moment from our Vermont vacation; Ruby is possessed by the spirit of the wilderness.
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A very nice person I met on a cinema walk-about. BTW, I made my 2 per month by the skin of my teeth. However, the reason is that I’ve been so busy making, I haven’t had time to post. So, I’ve got a backlog of videos!! Stay tuned!
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You never know what you’re going to get. Sometimes what seems bad really isn’t. Light your way by the bridges you burn. And Ruby said, “Do you know where you are!” Thanks to Paris and Chadwick, great to see you guys!
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Here’s a snapshot of a lovely day spent with friends and beautiful surroundings. Shot on the Canon T2i. Still loving the detail it can capture and that 16:9 aspect ratio. Special thanks to our hosts Eric Margry and Linda Hesh.
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I had the pleasure of shooting the opening of Jason Horowitz’s photography show called “Drag” at Curator’s Office in Washington, D.C. Here’s the video documenting Jason’s amazing artwork. You can see more of Jason’s work at here and here.
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The Best of Hopper Video
With over 50 short videos on the site, I thought it might be a good time to offer the new viewer an overview of some of the earlier material. So, here are links to my personal favorites from the Hopper Video back catalogue. Enjoy!