Surreel Studios Show Reel 2012

Brandon H. Moore
Director / Editor / Animator

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Brandon@surreelstudios.com

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Winner Panasonic Shoot it Share it 2012 Commercial Category

Director, Cinematographer, Editor: Brandon Moore
Client/Producer: Riviera Skateboards
Talent/Skateboarding: Cody Hager
Motion Graphics: Brandon Moore

Shot on Panasonic AF100
Edited on Final Cut Pro
Motion effects created in After Effects CS4

Shot on location in Albuquerque, NM, Polson, MT, Yellowstone Nat. Park, MT, Window Rock, AZ, and Palm Springs, CA.

Music by Tristan Eckerson & Dylan Travis

Surreel Studios 2012
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Director/Editor: Brandon Moore
Producer: Isabelle Francois & Whole Foods Market
Writer: Bradley Robinson
Camera Operation: Joe Lindsey & Brandon Moore
Key Grip & Lighting: Joe Lindsey
Sound Operation: Shawn Doyle

Shot on Panasonic AF100 & Canon 7D
Shot on-location at Whole Foods Market-Franklin Store

Edited on Final Cut Pro

Surreel Studios 2012
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Element Advocate and artist  Mike Kershnar currently has an amazing art show running at the RVCA gallery in San Francisco, CA entitled “Slam Dance” running through February 4th.

The brief on the show reads:
Slam Dance culminates the last two years of his art practice in the city. The show aims to beautifully reflect the various active components of the universe that combine to create mystery in our lives. Influenced by ritualized shamanic art practices, graffiti, and the spiritual path, Slam Dance seeks to stimulate the creative spirit within people in the gallery space to ripple outward into the larger world. The Slam Dance is the distilled force that comes from synthesizing the ancient and the modern psyches and the urban and natural landscapes.

Shot/Edited by Brandon Moore

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Elemental Awareness hit the road with a van full of product to visit our friends on the Flathead, Apache and Navajo reservations. We got a chance to drive through some amazing parts of the country and skate with the kids on these reservations.

Through Element’s “Changing lives through skateboarding” program, we were able to give away more than 100 pairs of shoes, 50 skateboards and tons of other products donated by Element. Needless to say, the kids were hyped and received some much needed gear.

Shot/Edited by Brandon Moore

Music by Loren Humphrey

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Man Miracle-Don’t Waste It
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Director, Cinematographer, Editor: Brandon Moore
Producer: Dylan Travis
Lighting and Grip: Matt Rome
Camera Operators: Danny Garcia and Dana Shaw
Visual Effects: Brandon Moore

Shot on Canon 7D and Panasonic HVX200 w/ Redrock Micro M2 Adapter.

Edited on Final Cut Pro
Visual Effects created in After Effects CS4

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In August of 2009, a group of artists/friends and myself set out into the Sequoia Wilderness in efforts to create art. For three days and four nights, our group including artist and friend Mike Kershnar spent our time creating works inspired by our surroundings. Fully immersed in the natural environment and with Element’s generous donation of street art supplies, everyone was able to transform common street signs into new, meaningful messages.

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Willow Garage develops hardware and open source software for personal robotics applications.

The PR2 is an open and robust robot platform designed from the ground up for software developers and researchers. By eliminating the need to first build a hardware system and then re-implement code, the PR2 allows software experts to immediately create new functionality on the robot.

Edited by Rich Filipowicz

Shot by Rich Filipowicz, Brandon Moore, and Dayman Cash.

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BACKGROUND
For the past three years I’ve had the pleasure to work with Element Skateboards, a parent company of Billabong International, on a variety of projects centered around contemporary artists and skateboarding. Directing and shooting these projects has taken me to many beautiful places, but has also challenged me to employ unique styles of filmmaking. Similar to the approach of the counter culture artists and athletes I’ve documented, I’ve had to exercise a “Guerilla” style filmmaking approach. In an environment where everyone and everything is spontaneous, you need to be ready for anything. I couldn’t ask for anything more exciting.

THE TRIP
Elemental Awareness packed up the van and hit the road for 10 days through the southwest. We visited many good friends on the Apache, Navajo and Hopi Reservations along the way hosting three skateboard events and having a great time doing it. Thanks to everybody who made this trip possible. We are looking forward to the next one!

ABOUT ELEMENTAL AWARENESS
The mission of Elemental Awareness is to educate and inspire young people to develop self-esteem, social and environmental awareness and the tools to lead successful lives.
Elemental Awareness is founded upon the belief that a person can positively impact their world through an active involvement in their passions. By using our programs as the vehicle, we aim to encourage confidence and instill the realization that it is possible to be successful in life by doing what you love.
Check them out here: ElementalAwareness.Org

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