This music video was created to promote water-saving technologies used in the two local communities in Kazakhstan. The language of the video is Russian. The text on the screen is informing the audience about the impact that usage of water saving technologies has on the life of people that live in the Kostanay city and the vilage Arnasay. The song was written and performed by my team of musicians in order to make this video to be more emotional. While color grading I decided to use several film stocks instead of only one. Particularly, I used FJ H160s Pro, FJ H400 Pro, and KD 5207 Vis3 for the Sony footage of the kids singing in school.

I recently went on solo adventure to India (from September 08-13, 2016) initially full of fears. India has always been an elusive dream for me because it paints a picture of chaos and danger to any ordinary traveler. One day, I just woke up realizing I wanted to finally visit the destination probably on top of my bucket list, despite my friends turning down my invitation to backpack to India with me. So here's a video that summarizes my fears, my newfound joys, and my little adventure to a destination I fell in love with and will visit over and over again. Only because, in India - I finally found my answer: of what it means to travel alone. My India itinerary included: Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and Udaipur.

A music video for the song Rain by Mockbirth.

Directed by Pavel Khvaleev First Assistant Director: Alexandra Khvaleeva Produced by Frank Ellrich, Olga Feshchenko Cast: Natalia Kvint, Evgeny Gagarin, Maxim Kuplyanin, Tagir Abuzyarov Director of Photography: Pavel Khvaleev Camera Operator: Andrey Kashurin Special Effects Makeup Artist: Evgenia Zakharova Production Designer: Oleg Mustafin Costume Designer: Maria Pushkova Makeup Artist & Hair Stylist: Elena Erina Special Thanks: Denis Lafanov, Lubov Ignatushko, Stas Miklin, Anna Batalova and Jean Komardin.

OCEAN RUMBLE's new single, "Faith's Dead", is out now! "Introduction" EP to be released October 9 on iTunes and Spotify! A Garden Tree Production Directed and edited by Garden Tree and OCEANS RUMBLE Special thanks to Steve Wintercroft for the letting us use the Bearded Man Mask, which you can order here: http://bit.ly/2bGEM4m Follow OCEANS RUMBLE: https://instagram.com/oceansrumble https://twitter.com/OceansRumble https://facebook.com/oceansrumble Follow Garden Tree Productions: https://instagram.com/hellogardentree https://facebook.com/hellogardentree Follow Wintercroft Masks: http://wintercroft.com https://facebook.com/wintercroftmasks https://instagram.com/wintercroft

Caitlin + Thad shared an intimate wedding together with 40 of their closest friends + family in Yosemite, CA. Everything about this wedding was beautiful + authentic. We were so honored when Caitlin told us Thad was a big fan of ours and she wanted us to be her surprise wedding gift to him. We really do love this couple + can't wait to get their full highlight film out to them.

Location: The Ritz Carrollton, Lake Tahoe, California Photographer: Bradford Martens DJ - LeForce Entertainment Design + Coordinating: Meggie Fransisco

Music: Dobsy Colored with: Film Convert Photographer: Dan O'Day DJ: The Flashdance - Michael Venue: Prospect House Design: Yeti & The Beast Floral: Bloom + Gather Day Coordinator: Heavenly Day Events MUA - Ashli Harrison Bartenders: Firehouse Libations Photo Booth: Smilebooth

Music Video for the song "Higher" by Artist MADYA

[HAS HEART] is a non-profit that seeks to rehabilitate wounded veterans through the use of creativity and design. They partner artists up with veterans to help tell their stories through a creative outlet and produce merchandise to share their design/story with the world. This specific video focuses on their most recent collaboration with artists/veterans based in Detroit, Michigan.

A video filmed and edited by Lymel Bivens (me). Color graded with the FilmConvert trial.

Commercial spot for Uber + Notepiques TV promotion code

Three weeks around New Zealand in a campervan

Two judo champions have a three day Indian wedding in Fiji... and it was amazing!

Having fun in Kyushu (九州) Japan with a DJI Phantom 4. While on my recent trip to Kyushu, I explored the seaside and its surrounding crystal-clear blue waters.

Highlight reel for the wedding of Jordan + Dillon. This amazing couple decided to tie the knot on a yacht in Newport Beach, CA surrounded by their closest family and friends. It was a beautiful day filled with lots of love, laughter, and some tears of joy.

A girl takes an unsettling walk through the woods.

Music video I made for a friend,

Commercial for Big Boys Kainan in Kent WA! Big Boys Kainan started as a food truck and gained so much popularity that they decided to open up a restaurant. We wanted to create a commercial showcasing their great food but also add in their funny side with a voiceover from the owner. Filmed with a Sony FS7 and graded with FilmConvert!

A film commercial produced for AUSTRO, the new electronic music label by SOM LIVRE. It tells the story of the Goddess of wind, who brings deep transformations wherever she goes.

On a night out in New York, a man reflects upon lost love.

This films is about a very unique art which is platinum printing. it is not so easy to do such type of printing, it has so much depth and detail, long last printing stay as much as you can imagine. An Award winner as Best Short 2015 From Sun & Sand – The Mississippi Film & Music Festival. Officially Screened By Sun & Sand – The Mississippi Film & Music Festival Zero Plus International Film Festival Russia. Impala Film Festival India. and Many upcoming festivals on the list

Official music video created for Nerve Clinic song "Allies & Rallies".

A film capturing the love that Camry and Mesha share, also serves to announce their wedding next year.

My Brothers' Blood is a project aimed at championing manhood through stories, photos and film. The goal is to shine a new light on what it takes to be a man through individual stories; to empower men through shared communication; and to support a healthy, balanced idea of manhood and masculinity through community. This is the first in many video interviews to come. You can find out more about the project at mybrothersblood.com. There you can find photo interviews as well as contact information if you're interested in being a part of the project.

Music video for The Jacktones' Maniac. Filmed on a Sony A7s and iPhone. Cut in Final Cut Pro and colored with FCP's color board and FilmConvert's KD P400 Ptra settings.

Due to current government legislation, being a non EU resident and earning less than £35k a year...means you could be deported. We follow the dire situation of a classically trained flautist and founder of the non profit music charity "Play For Progress." A woman who's called London home for five years...Alyson Frazier. Statement of Intent from the Home Office, Feb 2012 (in which the Home Office announces the £35,000 threshold) gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/117953/tiers125-pbs-overseas-soi.pdf To find out more, contact us on :: info@LiteSwitchTV.com Or on online platforms under the name :: @LiteSwitchTV / LiteSwitchTV.com Music: "Knuckle Up" by C. Scott (cscott.bandcamp.com/)

Jazz trumpeter René 'El Rey' Chiles, bored with "the scene", searches for a re-invention, a new sound, a new self. Rey's sojourn, blurred between dreams and reality, reveals darker consequences with love, life and sanity.

Graded with Film Convert

The first in a series of unofficial music videos, that are not commissioned or connected to the artist. These are created to pay homage to songs that didn't get an official video release. This story was based on modelling and photography websites that act as hunting grounds for predators looking to take advantage of models who believe they are advancing career, when they are really entering a terrible situation. Research for this video was based on articles found at mayhem-model.com

A short documentary about surfing in Sweden. Following the 20 year old Niklas Wretblad as he surfs and talks about how it is to surf in such harsh conditions. Shot on the Canon 6D and graded on Filmconvert plug-in with Adobe Premiere.

A wedding day highlight. Venue: River Roast - Chicago, IL

Music video for "Thrills" by Portland-based band HERS.

My grand-aunt Mimi asked if I could help her share the story of her life. Something like this is impossible to give justice in an 8 minute piece, but all I can hope is that the enormous amount of life that she had in her soul is apparent to all of those who watch this. I was fortunate to be able to finish the film and travel back to Washington in early July to show the film to Mimi at her beloved cabin on Whidbey Island. Unfortunately, a little over a month later Mimi had a sudden illness followed by a stroke with several complications, she passed away on September 26th, 2016. In this moment, Mimi would prefer us celebrate her life, rather than be saddened by her death. So, here's to Mimi! I hope this film encourages those who see it to take a moment and capture a story from one of their elders on whatever media is available. The worth of these stories is invaluable and life can take sudden, unexpected turns. Love you Mimi.

Filmed in Thailand, Myanmar, and India, Support. Don't Punish goes in search of people working in law enforcement, drug treatment, harm reduction and social services who are calling for drug policy reform to end the punishment of people who use drugs in Asia.

Last Fall, on a crisp autumn evening in Oct, I had the pleasure of capturing Meghan & Matthew Rhoades wedding at Oxon Hill Manor in Maryland. Working alongside talented photog, Kate Palker, and her great stable of shooters from Pearly Kate Photography, I was able to record every milestone of the big day. Running the show was Tori from Candy + Company, making sure the whole event came together perfectly. Last but not least, Meghan and Matthew's friends and family came out in full force to support their loved ones. And the trailer above is mere snapshot of the love and affection that went into making such a lovely day possible.

Over a year ago, Music & Arts began developing its very first brand commercial. With big ideas and little resources, we kept circling back on the phrase "Hold On." To us, in relation to music, it had multiple meanings. On one hand, it was quite literal: Hold on to your instrument. On the other hand, it was wonderfully etherial: Once music takes hold of your life...hold on! Music changes everything. Satisfied with both meanings, we set out to tell that story using only hands. Over the course of 4 weeks, we were fortunate enough to shoot at a multitude of Music & Arts retail locations, with a handful of music students at Berkeley Springs Highschool in WV, and at the prestigious Strathmore Music Center in Bethesda, MD. Finally, bookending the piece, is a simple story of a father, a daughter, and the power of holding on to one's very first musical instrument. Not only does music change everything. It enriches as well.

"Glitter" is the story of two down-on-their-luck vaudeville-esque clowns, performing on street corners to make ends meet. One day, their very livelihoods are challenged when they encounter a group of you thieves out to make a quick buck. At our heroes' lowest point, they're forced to ask themselves if bleeding for their art is really worth it.

making of for a commercial

Yuki is the Japanese word for snow. Any attempt to portray Rusutsu without mention of the Yuki that falls here would be a very incomplete illustration of Rusutsu, Hokkaido, or even Japan. The snow is why we go to Japan in the first place, thus in the snow is where our video journey to Rusutsu begins. This is why we dedicate the first episode solely to the incredibly deep and unbelievably light snow that buries Rusutsu each winter. This is the first reason we travel to Japan; to find that feeling we are looking for when we chase Japow.

So, there was this box that was really important to Luke & Amy. They had a tradition, in his family, of putting two bottles of wine and two love letters into that box that they would read every year on their anniversary. They would then re-fill the box with two new bottles and two new letters for the next year. How cool is that!? Not to mention, the box is pretty epic. These kids were a lot of fun and very in love!

I first noticed these guys due to their incredible aura and energy both in their live show and just in general social interaction. There's something very special and explosive brewing under the surface with these guys, and I knew we had to capture that on camera for this equally special and explosive track. We were operating on a paperthin budget, and we had only 24hr window to shoot everything, as I was traveling from Nashville to their small hometown in rural Indiana to shoot this between work shifts. Nevertheless, we got everything we wanted in the can after a long 14hr day of shooting, and the edit came together perfectly. I wanted to use a lot of organic effects to coincide with the guys' organic energy (rather than post effects), such as lens whacking, an over-the-head camera flip (about halfway through), and a few other little things you'll notice throughout the video. I shot a good deal of this using the DJI Ronin M, which really helped give this video the ethereal, almost drea

Andy and Samantha's wedding in Des Moines, Iowa