5 Non-Football Bob Bradley Moments from Our Latest WE MUST GO Shoot
We’ve been embedded with the Egyptian national team for the last week and a half as we continue to shoot WE MUST GO, our documentary about the team’s efforts to qualify for the 2014 World Cup. We already have tons of great moments from the match in Zimbabwe, but traveling with the team has given [...]
Two Directors, One Project: The Way We Work
Chad and I are often asked how we share directing duties. Honestly, he functions more as a figurehead than anything else. He shows up at festivals, makes a couple of jokes and gives us indie music cred. He also makes cookies. I jest, of course. Our partnership is one that has evolved over the years. [...]
Why I So Desperately Want Kei Kamara to Stay in Norwich A Little Longer
The last 10 days have started exactly the same: roused from sleep by the cries of my 9-month-old son, I stumble into his room where I’m greeted by a smile, and, if I’m lucky, a diaper that’s only damp. I lift him out of his crib and we shuffle past the mirror, pausing to wave [...]
LOGGING MULTIPLE CAMERAS IN FCP
We often shoot with multiple cameras for interviews for our films. We have an A camera that gets nice close ups, a B camera that shoots a safety wide shot and sometimes a C camera that is either a behind-the-scenes camera or a funky angled camera. You may think that is a lot of logging; [...]
The Amazing Story of Kei Kamara Gets… More Amazing
Not following our Tweets? Shame on you. If you’re not, then you’re not up to speed on the remarkable story of Kei Kamara. In 2011, we shot a short doc about Kei who, as you may remember, rose from refugee to soccer star. We shared Kei’s love of Sierra Leone and our visit to open [...]
