Hey, I'm alive! It's been a long time since I've posted anything to this blog! I've been shooting some interesting projects lately, and am finally catching up on editing.
As part of a larger (and much broader) multimedia documentary I've been working on about the up and coming sport of hardcourt bike polo, I covered a tournament held here in Lafayette by some friends and put together this video:
To watch it in HD, click this link (HD doesn't work on the embedded video):
http://www.vimeo.com/22766262
Lafayette Riverside Bike Polo Tournament from Kevin Daly on Vimeo.
The bigger project about bike polo in general should be finished in the next 3-4 weeks, so stay tuned!
01 February 2011
NCAA BBall: Purdue vs. Michigan State
Due to the epic snowstorm that's raging through the Midwest right now, today's classes were cancelled. It was perfect timing - I have a lot of editing to catch up on and a day off really helps. Here are a few of my images from the Michigan State game. I decided to mix things up a bit and process them in black and white.
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25 January 2011
Multimedia: Mackey Arena Time Lapse
Here's the time-lapse from last Wednesday's Purdue basketball game against Penn State, for those who haven't seen it:
This project was a collaborative effort between me and Andy Hancock. The time lapse's various segments were photographed throughout the day and into the evening by myself and Andy, beginning several hours before the game and continuing until an hour or so afterwards. Several of the shots in the video come from remote cameras (one of Andy's specialties), and the rest were photographed by myself and Andy throughout the game. Then came post-production, which like any other video or multimedia project, was the the most time consuming component of the the process. It took roughly 15 hours to build and edit the various time lapses in Final Cut Pro, and in adherence to Murphy's Law, trying to acquire licensed music that fits the final video didn't end up being a particularly easy process for us. Regardless, I think the final product came out very well, especially considering a lot of this was experimentation and very little editing time was available. I hope you all enjoy it!
This project was a collaborative effort between me and Andy Hancock. The time lapse's various segments were photographed throughout the day and into the evening by myself and Andy, beginning several hours before the game and continuing until an hour or so afterwards. Several of the shots in the video come from remote cameras (one of Andy's specialties), and the rest were photographed by myself and Andy throughout the game. Then came post-production, which like any other video or multimedia project, was the the most time consuming component of the the process. It took roughly 15 hours to build and edit the various time lapses in Final Cut Pro, and in adherence to Murphy's Law, trying to acquire licensed music that fits the final video didn't end up being a particularly easy process for us. Regardless, I think the final product came out very well, especially considering a lot of this was experimentation and very little editing time was available. I hope you all enjoy it!
11 January 2011
The Sledding Crew
Had a blast sledding with friends one late afternoon over winter break, and snapped this photo with my phone as the sun went down. It's been a bit quiet on the blog these past few weeks, but it's because I've been busy editing several very large and time consuming projects. More to come on those soon. Anyways, I've always loved the look of winter sunsets. I absolutely love the way the cooler colors (like the purples and magentas here) pop.
Tech Notes: unedited iPhone 4 image. Gotta love how today's cell phones have more resolution than my D2h...
Tech Notes: unedited iPhone 4 image. Gotta love how today's cell phones have more resolution than my D2h...
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