Groovy Like A Movie shot by HDProFilms...

Anyone who remotely dabbles in the art of making motion pictures or photography and did not attend last night's Video and DSLR mixer at Groovy Like A Movie studios in Kearny Mesa, needs to reassess their career path.
BC attended the HDProFilm's very first Video and DSLR event and it was awesome! The event was put on by Rob Buchanan and his company HDProFilms (They were responsible for shootin BC's "Something About It" music video). The mixer consisted of a meet and greet, with Pizza and doughnuts (Only two of the most perfect foods ever created by man), a brief introduction and recognition of the sponsors and vendors who participated and then it was off to the demos. The building was full of techies and high-tech devices that we couldn't possibly begin to operate. I can barely operate my camera phone. One of the coolest things witnessed was the wireless HD body cam. You had to be there to see it in all it's dopeness. The event gave people in the biz the ability to network with other like-minded professionals who like to paint with light. The jargon and high-tech gizmos were way above BC's head, so we just observed from afar with mouths agape at the pros who make us look like super stars with their space-aged equipment. Big shout out to anyone who fully understands the intricate functions of video cameras and how to use them. The true magic isn't on the screen and the subjects being shot. It's in the equipment and it's operators.
And if the meet-up wasn't already legitimate event, they gave away a 7D, a video camera with a $1,700 price tag. Big things, people!
Kudos to Rob Buchanan, Dominique Gilbert, Cesar Andre, Bonnie Yeung, HDProFilms and everyone who made the event possible. It exceeded expectations and hopefully this thing can grow into an annual event.
BC/SD/HDProFilms/UP!