Our short film Bend & Bow is now available on the International Documentary Challenge DVD. You can pre-order through Amazon with shipment scheduled for March 17.
"This DVD collection features a variety of short non-fiction works from around the globe - from China to New York City; from Seattle to Amsterdam; from Montana to Japan - representing the very best from filmmakers who participated in the first three years of the International Documentary Challenge."
Tonight, our film Bend & Bow will be screening at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana. I took a look through this year's program and I'm really impressed: from afar, it looks like great festival programming.
Over on my other blog I've posted the full list of videos I worked on for The New York Times. Just so I can keep track of them.
Once again, it's time for my Hunter Continuing Education class Seriously Fun Photography. First class is on Thursday night. It's six weeks long, and aimed at folks who have the basic basics working but are trying to get to the next level in their photography.
It's usually a lot of fun. Hence the title.
I think it is fair to say this year has started slowly. Things are moving forward, though, step by step. Above: the Reservoir earlier today, frozen over.
