In our final Behind the Scenes episode from the "Chocolate Rock" music video set, we have set up camp at our final location.  This scene was shot in one of the oldest building on the University of Colorado campus - Old Main. 

We were fortunate to have several students from the CU Film School helping us out on the shoot.  They all did a terrific job, and kept a very positive attitude over the course of some long hours in cold temps.  Thanks guys!  We also were able to involve several students from the CU Theatre department, in various roles in the video.  They were all great to work with and truly enjoyable to have on set. 

Last but not least, we want to thank all of the key people that donated their time on this shoot - Bryan, Chad, Ashley, Stig, and Joe.  Stay tuned for still photos from the shoot, courtesy of Chad Moore. 

This video shows just a small portion of everything that was going on in this location.  Yes, I am on the phone every time you see me in this clip...I did switch phones at one point though!  Enjoy this last behind the scenes video, and stay tuned for the release of the "Chocolate Rock" music video!

It has been a month since my last update - yikes!  It's been a bit of a hectic month, to say the least.  We've been working on finalizing everything with the video for "Chocolate Rock" with Silver Halide Pictures, and are almost set to release it!  Before we let you see the finished product, we're going to post a series of Behind the Scenes videos from the shoot.  Things can be pretty interesting when you're shooting all hours of the day/nigh (on little to no sleep)t, in freezing cold temps in Colorado in February, and working with a bunch of smart asses. 

This first video is from probably the coldest location of the whole shoot - shooting a car chase scene in an alley in Denver.  We had a couple of generators going, several good sized lights, and squealing brakes on the car (repeatedly)...and we didn't even get hassled by any of the neighbors.  Boring, I know.  We want to thank Jeremiah Hueske for allowing us to use his '67 Mustang for this portion of the shoot!  Anyway, enjoy this first behind the scenes look, and check back for more shortly!