Showing posts with label eric gilliom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eric gilliom. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

Maui's comedy feature film "Get a Job" wraps!

What an amazing ride I have had in the past few weeks! For those of you who know me, you probably think I dropped off the planet. Really, I have just been working! I had the rare opportunity to work as the still photographer on one of Maui's first feature films to be made by a local director (Brian Kohne) of Malama Pono Productions and producer (Stefan Schaefer) called "Get a Job." The Cicala Filmworks and Malama Pono Productions film starred Maui's own musical (and acting) talents, Willie K and Eric Gilliom, who performed together as The Barefoot Natives. The film was shot entirely on the island of Maui. Comedian Augie T, Carolyn Omine, Jake Shimabukuru, Alaka’i Paleka, Charles Ka'upu and Kathy Collins are also among the cast. One of the highlights of the film was the finale wedding scene band, filmed at the Paia Inn, which brought together some of Maui's musical legends including Willie Nelson, Mick Fleetwood, Pat Simmons of the Doobie Brothers, Henry Kapono, Lenny Castelanos, Lopaka Colon to sing with Willie K and Eric Gilliom.This is one funny movie so be sure to catch it in the theaters and support Maui filmmakers.

It was a terrific experience to be the still photographer on a movie set and I am incredibly grateful to Brian Kohne from Malama Pono Productions for hiring me, Blaise Noto for his guidance and Stefan Schaefer from Cicala Filmworks for his patience and humor with all of us throughout the movie.

Link for Maui News Articles #1, #2, #3.

A hui hou,
Aubrey
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Saturday, September 12, 2009

John Legend in Concert

My first real foray into indoor concert photography was this week at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. I finally jumped in a purchased a full frame camera (Nikon's D700) and love it! I paired it up with a Tokina 300mm 2.8 lens and away we went!
Previously, I have used a tripod indoors and was unable to get the type of images I really wanted with a high ISO. The full frame camera gives me much better results and I love the fact I can rip up the ISO all the way to 6400 and it will still be sharp. Check it out!
These are sample shots from the John Legend concert this week at the MACC.

Eric Gilliom opened the sold out show.