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This is a fun video I put together 10 years ago during one my visits to Panama. Time flies. My love and yearning for my hometown, La Chorrera, is still as strong as the day I left as an eight-year-old. I’ll continue to visit. And maybe one day I’ll return, permanently.
Imagine learning an entire kung-fu kata in the form of a classic Indian dance? Granted, both are totally different things but I can’t help but make the analogy. Both require dedication and immersion into a culture. Both disciplines are hundreds of years old. Mastery of each is mesmerizing.
This is a simple one camera shoot I did in Washington, DC, for the World Heritage Cultural Center (www.mywhcc.org).
Rhythms of Kalahari dance troupe from Botswana. I seriously fell in love with these folks while videotaping them. Their music is pure happiness. And you can see it in their faces. I would love to join them on stage one day.
7 Likes, 1 Comments - SYNERGY FITNESS CLUBS (@synergyfitnessclubs) on Instagram: “Here is the SIXTH video testimonial for super trainer Lambros Karaolides. He's the most popular…”
Here is the sixth video for Lambros Karaolides of Synergy Fitness Clubs. Unbeknown to me, Instagram limits the video to sixty seconds. As a result, the video was cut in the very end. That brings up an interesting point. Nowadays, videos need to be shorter and shorter. Having viewers watch a video in its entirety is a goal. Instagram knows.
Anyway, Lambros’ sixth testimonial video features Mark, a client of five years. You would think that trainers and clients would have relationships that last less than a year. Besides, there is only so such to learn from a trainer. But in this case, Mark loves training with Lambros which is why he continues the relationship.
Here’s an eleven second teaser of the upcoming testimonial video for Synergy Fitness Clubs in Astoria, Queens, NYC. Thanks to personal training, Mark went from skinny to BUFF!
Imagine a client so happy with results that she's been training with Lambros Karaolides for TEN Years!!!! The list of accolades keep piling up. Feel free to ...
I decided on a different strategy for this Synergy Fitness video. Cut out the fluff and make the video as short as possible. Thirty-five seconds to be exact. I’ve done four other videos on the subject, Lambros Karaolides, and they’re usually at least three minutes in duration. This time around I’m taking into consideration humanity’s shortening attention span. Lets get right to the point.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXlIW2cWmw4)
I recorded this event and one of the performances was by the group Barynya. It was my first time seeing Russian folk music live. And I loved it! As their website states, the group “presents Russian, Cossack, Ukrainian, Jewish and Gypsy Roma traditional dancing, music, songs, and virtuoso performances on instruments including the balalaika, garmoshka (Russian folk button accordion) and balalaika contrabass.”
In the same vein, this recording was for the amazing non-profit organization, World Heritage Cultural Center. They hold events like these regularly. And guess what? They are embarking on a mission to establish an actual cultural center for everyone to call home. Kindly donate to them here: http://www.mywhcc.org/vision-2018/
I found this gem on Youtube. It's a 1978 documentary about my favorite instrument, the cuica, I'm amused by the roller coaster of moods this video creates. It goes from biography, to instructional, to documentary, to music video - all complete with old school cinematography and editing techniques. Oh, I almost forgot to mention the bell-bottom pants. It's like watching the movie The Warriors without the violence.
Never mind that this is a honeymoon video, I’m more amazed by the aerial shots. This gentleman had an idea - travel, travel, travel and record his adventures by using his drone. I find the aerial shots nothing short of amazing. And the video is edited very well. My favorite video of the year so far.
Julia Butova of Synergy Fitness Clubs in New York City. She's not only a great personal trainer, but also one of the sweetest sweeties you'll ever meet. Feel...
For ThrowBackThursday, I’m posting this video of mine that I produced over two years ago. As you’ll see, my friend Julia Butova is ready for competition at the NPC.
This is a very special video for me. My good friend Francisco was the videographer who created this masterpiece. He has a special talent for creating amazing videos on a very low budget. I also know this band, The Notorious MSG. Amazing group of cool guys. This video was my inspiration to become a videographer.
Maula-e-Kull, Abida Parveen, Episode 3, Coke Studio 9
Great voice, great music. I kinda wish this video was made in a cave. Now that would be EFFECT.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01E5otZCpqw)
Very cool analysis of the movie In the Mood for Love.
Just came across this documentary about Richard Aoki, a founding member of the Black Panther Party.
侍ドローン猫アイドル神業ピタゴラ閲覧注意爆速すぎる女子高生 SamuraiDroneCatIdolSuperhumanRubeGoldbergViewerWarningTooExplosiveHighSchoolGirl 1958年に世界初のインスタントラーメンとして発売し、今年58周年を迎える日清食品「チキンラ...
Nissin ramen commercial.
Note the span of different scenes encompassing this video. It’s only a few minutes in duration but producing it could not have been an easy task. With price tag aside, I must give credit to the producers’ vision. Yeah, it encompasses a lot of stuff!
I love ramen.
Our latest video features Joshua Taubes, WNBF (World Natural Bodybuilding Federation) competitor, and his variation to the bicep curl. For a natural bodybuilder like him to get big muscles, that says a lot about his knowledge.
My latest video!
The idea of different cultures/countries fusing music is an old idea, but I’m glad there is finally a big budget documentary. Can’t wait to see this!
