We were very happy to host UCSD’s Digital Arts Center in the studio for two of their studio production classes. This video was produced as part of the class. Student Tom Antl set up some of the lighting elements, shot all of the clips in the opening sequence, and was the roving 3rd camera during the interview. He also edited & color graded the piece as well as created the simple animations at the beginning and end. The class was being lead by professional photographer David Max Steinberg.

A prospective client has asked to see our capabilities in the field of product beauty shots… hopefully this proves we’re capable!

This is a quick test shoot we did (with two color treatments) to demonstrate a “witness protection” concept for a client.

Really excited to have Clark Bartram in studio.

For even more fun, if you’re online now, he’s streaming live!
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Getting ready to shoot the Beyoncé parody video for the Dave Shelly & Chainsaw show.

You can find the full music video, along with more behind the scenes video and photos at the DSC website

We are very excited to have completed this 30-second spot for Passages Malibu’s book on recovery called the Alcoholism and Addiction Cure. Passages provides a unique and proven program for recovery from substance abuse that focuses on the root causes of a person’s addiction. They came to Groovy to help create a spot that creates an emotional impact. The spot was directed by Bruce Caulk of Intelliscape Films.

This was b-roll for the fashion career college located in San Diego. We had a bunch of models come into our studios to do a photo shoot. The photographer was snapping pics for the college and I filmed what was going on. I ended up cutting together some cool shots, then added a quick color timing in FCP.  the clients cut will have a stock music track.
the temp music track  : Clap your hands say yeah
song: Satan said Dance

From Qualcomm, Inc’s Leadership Summit 2009; Mark Oliver from John Deere (yes, THAT John Deere) talks about how Qualcomm’s Smart Services helps keep their end users running efficiently. Groovy Like a Movie is proud to have partnered with Qualcomm, Inc to produce this project. What I find interesting about Mark’s talk is how wireless technology has infiltrated and improved industries that we don’t generally think of as high tech!

As he says, “It is just the beginning…”

From Qualcomm, Inc’s Leadership Summit 2009; analyst Barry Runyon discusses how Smart Services can transform the health care industry. Groovy Like a Movie is proud to have partnered with Qualcomm, Inc to produce this project. Health care is obviously a huge issue right now, and any technology that could transform the system in positive ways will be a huge benefit to everyone!

From Qualcomm, Inc’s Leadership Summit 2009; analyst Scott Ellison discusses how Smart Services can affect a range of industries. Groovy Like a Movie is proud to have partnered with Qualcomm, Inc to produce this project. I love to hear what people on the cutting edge are thinking about technology, and wireless will continue to grow and affect all of our lives in really interesting ways.