May 22, 2008
This was our fourth shoot with Greg Wilson at Ryannacy Films. The goal was to produce a series of long format vignettes for Insight Communications.

1st A.C., J.R. Kraus secures a Sony F900 for a car mount shot

1st A.D. Kevin Hinds checks the shot in our Insight hero van

Sound mixer Bill “Shack” Shackleton and J.R. prep the package the first shot of the day

D.P., Denver Miller and Director Greg Wilson in the interview studio

Shooting in the Kentucky countryside

We had an opportunity to spend the day shooting at Buffalo Trace Bourbon Distillery

Denver and Shack with one of the large grain tumblers used in the distilling process

Each rotating tumbler is superheated to process the grain

Ghosts of times gone by are said to roam these storage warehouses built in the late 1800’s

Bourbon is aged for years in these charred barrels until its ready to be sold
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May 6, 2008
This is Bump Films second season working with Rob May at Regal.

Sunrise or Sunset?

Our heli pilot, Preston, always puts us in the zone.

Another day in paradise, (sort of…)

This is not a boat, its a yacht!
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May 6, 2008
This years Bump Films Saltwater Series shoot for MasterCraft was done at Duck Key.

Location scouting with the new MasterCraft 265.

Early morning on the Photoboat.

Lots of MC’s…

We are now totally tapeless. EJ with our new Panasonic HPX-500.

Heading out on the 265 for our first morning shot.

We have NO fun on these shoots…

Nice blue water for Heli shots.

Still photographer Jack Parker sets up a morning shot.
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May 6, 2008
This was Bump Films first trip to Lake Austin for this years MariStar shoot

Mark Bame and Donny Croft, professional boat driver….

Shooting low angle of the MasterCraft 220 thru the portal.

I thought Texas in May was supposed to be warm!

Second angle with the HVX-200 from the photoboat.

Some of the new boats come in 70’s era sparkle metal flake.
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