Summer Camp Music Festival 2013 Highlights

Hello fellow SCampers,

I had a wonderful weekend at Summer Camp this year. My experience as an official Camp Counselor in training was amazing and allowed me to capture many moments I could not have without this sweet title. Having the experience of seeing how everything happens behind the scenes was a really special experience. I was able to meet many of the organizers who work year round to put on this amazing event every year. I was really thrilled to shake so many hands all weekend, as well as interview some of my favorite musicians. I am proud to become such an integral part of the driving force behind promoting such an amazing festival. Here are a few favorite moments from my weekend.

First a foremost, I was very excited to have my camera this year at Summer Camp and see what I could accomplish with it. Last year I shot most content with my Iphone and this year proved to be a good opportunity to vastly improve my photography skills. Here are a few of my favorite shots from the entire weekend.

I shoot a lot of amazing video with my camera as well. I was able to capture some absolutely once in a lifetime collaborations. First I caught was this video of Victor Wooten playing with most of the members of Family Groove company including Janis Wallin. Also seen here is a few members of brainchild and sitting in is also Roosevelt Collier playing slide steel.

Another amazing moment of collaboration I caught during the weekend was Everyone Orchestra. In case you weren't aware, Everyone Orchestra is a collaboration put on at multiple festivals bringing the best talent together for a once in a lifetime jam session. On the lineup this year at Summer Camp was Victor Wooten, Al Schnier, Joel Cummins, Carly Meyers, Allie Kral, Mike Dillon, Roosevelt Collier, and Alex Steele. It was my first time catching an Everyone Orchestra set and I was amazed at the artists ability to pick up and jam.


I also had the ability to interview Victor Wooten of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones and Reed Mathis of Tea Leaf Green. It was one of the most amazing moments of my life! It was the first time the two had met and their energy hit it off right away. They did a jam for me after the interview that was just mind blowing. Here is the jam.

I also got to help shoot interviews for other Camp Counselors and managed to meet Jason Hann and Michael Travis of Eoto/String Cheese Incident. With Electric Forest being one of my home festivals, I couldn't have been more excited to meet them.

Overall I felt like I was running around constantly all weekend trying to get footage of everything possible. Summer Camp did an amazing job giving me more opportunities than I could shake a stick at. I am so grateful I was able to capture this many amazing moments.

With all of the video/pictures I shot I made this short highlight video with some of my best shots. I hope you all enjoy. Stay tuned for more!

BTW I love festy sunsets!

Stay tuned for more!

~ Pun

Home from Electric Forest - Vibe Videos

Festies,

I had the time of my life over the past 30 days going to festivals. Electric Forest proved to be the premiere festivals it has always been. I shot a lot of footage and am working on a documentary style video for you all with fan footage.

Right now I have these 4 clips online from the weekend just to get you all started. Also check out my FLICKR PHOTO's from the weekend!


First I shot this amazing performance by Nahko (Medicine for the people). It was a great experience and the energy present was awesome!


I can never get enough of this place every year. The Sollun is my favorite late night spot in Sherwood Forest. This was like 3am and the party was just out of control!


String Cheese Incident never disappoints and their performance was phenomenal. The shenanigans are always worth the ticket price alone!


Sunday I caught this footage of the Beats Antique Mayhem Marching Band. Pretty cool stuff!



Stay tuned I am working hard on my highlight video! Up next!

Pun