Its always louder, more scary, and way more asphalt in your face than you can imagine or think it’d be. That’s what I realized after photographing this year’s LifeLock 400 NASCAR race at Michigan International Speedway, through the precarious vantage point of a hole in the fence over the track’s Turn 1. The cars speed under you at 180 some mph, 8-10 ft between you and them…
Thanks to Cory Olsen of the Grand Rapids Press for filming me!
Here’s a brief teaser to a glimpse of the Detroit Red Wings locker room, seen after they took a 2-0 lead in the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals against the Pittsburg Penguins, in the bowels of Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Mich.
Check back for more clips as I go through the extra stuff from Game 2.
This was my final project in the first video-making class I just finished taking. Its been very educational and I’m definitely looking forward to doing more with videos and trying my hand at some extended projects.
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This is another assignment I did for my video class this spring. Another kid did the audio part while I filmed the footage and produced it. We were supposed to showcase subtle sound effects…