Finally got to editing the footage from last year’s trip to Mexico
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Busy Season has kicked in
October certainly is the busiest time of the year. updates below:
- Wrangler – Recently I traveled out to deep in Georgia to film one of Wrangler’s American Cotton Farmer.
- Downtown Greensboro – Currently on a mission to visit 29 places to shoot various TV spots for this year’s broadcast campaign. It’s been a crazy marathon.
- Banjo Earth India – The documentary was premiered at Red Cinema, a local movie theater. It was great seeing the piece on a large screen.
- NCCJ – This is my third year working for NCCJ and I’ve been shooting a ton of interviews for their dinner night.
- New Big account – Got a new account and I hope to continue this relationship. It’s a monster cooperation and I hope to gain permission share details soon.
- New Gear – Added DJI ronin S and Atomos Ninja Inferno to get smooth , high data content
- Dumpling Divers – Yea.. dumplings.. My gf Audrey and I started a new fun instagram to discover yummy dumplings everywhere. @dumpling_divers
1 minute intro for Banjo Earth India
This is a 1 minute clip that starts the journey of a 30 minutes documentary “Banjo Earth India”
Promo Reel for a photographer
Tracy Anderson, a local photographer, hired me to create the following promotional reel for her business.
Downtown Photography Campaign
This spring, I have produced numerous images for Downtown Greensboro. Some of the prints are below and I’ve also added some images on the website.
Neat Video User Story
Neatvideo, a plugin company for removing noise, has reached out to me & wrote a story of me.
LINK : https://www.neatvideo.com/user-stories/paul-byun
New photos for Noma
Noma is expanding to UNCG and ECU & I was hired to create these photos with the food stylist Clair Hare.
New Video
I was hired by Action Greensboro/ Synergy to create this video honoring & featuring young educators in Guildford County
1 year since being on my own
A week ago was an anniversary of quitting my full time job and going on my own. I’m so grateful how busy I had been. I made a reel made up of some of the most memorable shots.
Banjo Earth India Chapter 4 Sneak Peak
This is the last sneak peak. The full documentary is projected to be about 40 minutes long.
