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All American Rejects at the Diamond Ballroom

davemorris — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:08:18 +0000

We outsource some of our video production (and writing and photography). The above video was produced by Tanner Herriott who worked at NewsOK for many years. I liked this video for its transparency and rawness. The guys in the band were just shooting the breeze and seemingly answering quite honestly to The Oklahoman’s Gene Triplett. And the outtakes that we’ll put to use were excellent as well.

Wayne Coyne – videos from Christmas 2009

davemorris — Sat, 25 Dec 2010 17:59:17 +0000

We didn’t run into OKC’s most famous rocker this year, but here are two videos from 2009. Angi Bruss vs. Wayne Coyne in a Xmas list rundown. And Tanner Herriott‘s production of the Flaming Lips vs. well known Christmas tunes.

Enjoy and be merry.

Taco Tuesday

davemorris — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:09:23 +0000

Ryan Parrott, chef/owner of Iguana Grill, sat down a couple weeks ago with us. In fact, it was the same night we shot the interviews for the upcoming Skirvin video with Steve Lackmeyer and Jack Money.

Tanner Herriott and Dave Cathey handled the interview with Parrott. Tanner used the Canon 7D and a Zoom audio recorder. Great images, audio sounded great too considering it was only the onboard Zoom mic, stereo setting. Notice the “Top Chef” type shooting of the food and the rich colors.

And the funky music.

Gary Vaynerchuk hits OKC

davemorris — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:47:52 +0000

I check my rear view mirror. A lot.

davemorris — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:19:31 +0000

As previewed earlier on this blog, Steve Lackmeyer and Tanner Herriott hopped in the Wimgo PT Cruiser for a tour of downtown as I drove.

Steve talked about his favorite subject – Oklahoma City. Tanner had some coffee. A lot of coffee. Actually it was hot chocolate from Java Dave’s. Details…

This idea for OKC Central was we would drive around downtown and Bricktown and discuss upcoming changes to streets, streetscapes and parking. We used a Vado HD to capture the video with audio running through a Zoom. Tanner edited the piece together and added some sweet photos throughout as illustration.

Steve does a great job of explaining details upcoming, from one-way streets to the various lamp posts.

I check my rear view mirrors a lot. And side mirror. And oncoming and passing traffic.

Tanner drinks a lot of hot chocolate.

This won’t end well

davemorris — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 19:06:06 +0000

It’s how we do video, people.

Steve Lackmeyer, Tanner Herriott and myself in downtown OKC for an upcoming OKC Central video.

Or a Sonic commercial.

Race for the Cure

davemorris — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 00:50:46 +0000

Tanner Herriott shot this piece. Thousands participated in the annual run.

Tanner used his new Canon 7D to shoot and Zoom audio device to capture sound.

Not everything tastes better with bacon

davemorris — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 02:53:09 +0000

Tokyo Pot in Stillwater

davemorris — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:23:44 +0000

Ever turn right when you drive into Stillwater? Typically, I turn left towards the Oklahoma State University campus.

Not Tuesday night. Nope. On a mission, Mel and I met Tanner Herriott, his new bride Anne, Dave Cathey (The Oklahoman’s Food Editor) and his wife Lori for a video shoot at the Tokyo Pot, 108 W 10th Ave. (Urbanspoon review)

Cathey wanted to shoot a Table One-style video of this shabu-shabu concept restaurant. Tanner shot with the Canon 5D, capturing audio with his usual JVC rig.

The food was great. Thinly sliced meats and vegetables.

Three pots in the middle of the table over burners for cooking, see the pic at the right for a visual. One was only water, the other two were more sweeter or spicier. The meats ranged from chicken to fish to lamb to the star attraction – the ribeye.

We all had a great time, donning costumes and listening to the entertaining and engaging owners.

Story and video is upcoming.

No sake bombs were consumed during the taping of that segment.

A better video of 105degrees

davemorris — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:11:15 +0000

I posted a minute teaser of 105degrees Cafe and Academy shot with a Vado HD over the weekend.

Now see Tanner Herriott‘s work, above, shot with a big boy camera (JVC GY HD-200), of Dave Cathey‘s interview.

Read Cathey’s review of 105degrees here. Do it.

Both Dave and Tanner have eaten at 105degrees. I have not yet. Maybe that’ll change this weekend. If nothing else, I want some of that Elemental coffee they sell. I had some at Table One via their French press. It was impressive.