So yesterday I posted up photos from my session with Brittany and Keith. That same session I did solo pictures of just Keith for his future musical endeavors. I really embraced a 60's to 70's style of lighting/photography, just really simple stuff. I have just a hard contrast from one side of his face to the next, so on one side we have hard light, the other just pitch black. On some of the edits I pushed this to an extreme and on others I left it a little lighter. I am very pleased with the results and if you would like some great photos feel free to contact me and book me soon.
Random Movie Fact: In the 1978 film Renaldo and Clara, when the film was originally released, its screenings were extremely
limited. The film received very many condemning reviews and many
theaters refused the screenings. The film was cut from its original
four-hour length to a two-hour length, and what was left was mostly
concert footage. This version was shown in more theaters than the
original director's cut. The original four-hour cut would appear on
European television some time later, on Channel 4.
Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess
To Tony Productions is an independent production company started by Daniel Hess in 2009 and is based out of Baltimore, Maryland. It was named after Anthony Ranocchia III who died of Cystic Fibrosis at 14 years of age. To Tony Productions is a company whose main goal is to create quality videos and explore new frontiers in the art of film.
Showing posts with label Professional. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Headshot Edits
So here are the best photos from the Kyle Edwards photoshoot I did last Saturday. I took a lot of pictures and I think these eight are the best from the bunch. Feel free to ask me about any of the editing I did on the pictures or what you think of them good or bad.
Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess
Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Closing Door Opening Windows
So yesterday was a day dedicated to closing doors all around me. Today in the other hand I see small windows opening up which could lead to further things. I just got an email from a guy I met in one of my EMF classes who contacted me about a possible internship which would give me the possibility of professional experience either in a studio or on set...either of which would be a huge contribution to my future as a professional. I am again very excited to see what happens. That is only problem with this industry is that it is a constant rollercoaster where one day will be huge, another will be free fall, and long periods of waiting in between.
What is on tape for tonight? I had an opportunity to have two gigs tonight (a concert and a dj event) however I do not really see either one working out...not because I am trying to be a jerk I just need more time for me at this point, I am dead tired from the travel over these past few months and want to stay home for more than a small amount of time...that is what this week has been for. Plus tonight I am going to start editing Love is Undead finally, hopefully by the end of the night I will have a rough cut ready to go off of. I just want to churn it out in time for the Maryland Film Festival.
Class is starting in an hour then I am going to get the lead out.
Thanks for the love,
Daniel Hess
What is on tape for tonight? I had an opportunity to have two gigs tonight (a concert and a dj event) however I do not really see either one working out...not because I am trying to be a jerk I just need more time for me at this point, I am dead tired from the travel over these past few months and want to stay home for more than a small amount of time...that is what this week has been for. Plus tonight I am going to start editing Love is Undead finally, hopefully by the end of the night I will have a rough cut ready to go off of. I just want to churn it out in time for the Maryland Film Festival.
Class is starting in an hour then I am going to get the lead out.
Thanks for the love,
Daniel Hess
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