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Music Performance: Cameron Ruffin

February 12, 2012 4 Comments

I did an interview with Cameron a few weeks ago and noticed he didn’t have many live performances on his youtube channel. I emailed him and told him that we need to put a video together.
Here in San Bernardino, there are creative people but we lack a collective creative community. I enjoy seeing others going after their dreams and every so often we need a little bit of help to encourage us that we aren’t alone in the journey.
Now he has a video of him performing a song he can share with others.

I also took a few photo.

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Video: A Journey Battling Breast Cancer

February 6, 2012 Leave a Comment

One of the last projects I worked on at The Rock was Pam’s story about her battle with Breast Cancer. There would be times when I would watch my cut to review it and be taken by her faith and courage. I was excited when I was told it would be played at the weekend services. That meant 13,000 people would also be encouraged by Pam’s bravery.

(7 Minutes)

Thank you Pam for opening up your journey, I know it will help and encourage so many others.

Filed under Interviews, Videos Tagged with breast cancer, courage, pam, shout out, stories, testimony, the rock, video, women

Audio: Where are the Women Filmmakers?

January 30, 2012 6 Comments

I got an email from one of my blog readers asking a few questions about my interest in media and what I thought about the lack of women in film making.

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Photos: Her name is Daisy

January 11, 2012 2 Comments

There is something heavenly about little girls. The grace and beauty they carry with them in the mist of a crazy world, reminds me of all that is good. If you look in their eyes you can see hope.
I work with Daisy’s family at church. The first time I saw her I knew that one day I would use her for a shoot. There was something graceful about her.
When she stands in sunlight she looks like an angel. Each photo reminds me of God’s beauty.