LORDS

Why Not? I mean really, why not spend a couple weekends making your own low pro motorcycle movie? It’s not like you have anything better to do. Just get a crew of your closest friends together, a camera, find some tiny little town in the middle of no where Washington and just start shooting. It’s that simple. It may not be that good, but it is that simple:)

Untitled from Connor Hair on Vimeo.

Director: Connor Hair

Assistant Director: Josh Lane

Produced by: Josh Lane, Todd Blubaugh, Alex Meader, Connor Hair

DP:Alex Meader

Edited by Connor Hair

Music by: Antony De Genarro

Costume Design: Todd Blubaugh

Written by: Josh Lane And Alex Meader

Production design: Josh Lane, Garret Anderson, Noah Dolan, Alex Meader, Connor Hair, Todd Blubaugh

Costume Design: Todd Blubaugh

Cast: Bill Johns, Todd Blubaugh , Gabriel Gonda, Kerri Melzer, Nick Depaolo, Mark Mcguane

Changes

I love blogspot. But I think wordpress is the future. Please visit my new wordpress site for all my future photo news and updates... http://toddblubaugh.com/

See u there:)

We R Winning (trailer 02)

We R Winning (trailer 02) from Todd Blubaugh on Vimeo.

Finally done. Stay tuned for screening details;)

Coming Soon!

Taking risks is important. Without risk life drags on into a mindless web of routines where the vitality of hope is slowly sucked from our memory. It's not long before we are deceived into settling for less of a life than what is actually achievable. I'm always grateful to hear a tale of ordinary people freeing themselves from these illusions. We should all make an effort to have a story like this someday.

We R Winning is proud to present an inspiring film about a group of friends overcoming the uncertainties that keeps people from doing what they love. Here's some footage. Hope you enjoy;)

Mod or Rocker, that is the question...

The Mods and Rockers were two conflicting British youth subcultures of the early-mid 1960s.

Gangs of mods and rockers fighting in 1964 sparked a moral panic about British youths, and the two groups were seen as folk devils. The rockers adopted a macho biker gang image, wearing clothes such as black leather jackets. The mods adopted a pose of scooter-driving sophistication, wearing suits and other cleancut outfits. By late 1966, the two subcultures had faded from public view and media attention turned to two new emerging youth subcultures — the hippies and the skinheads.

My girl is a Mocker;)

Twilight

BELIEVE THE HYPE!

I love you guys;)

Keep Your Head down!

Sons of Anarchy aint got shit on me and Towie.

Good Thinking

Sometimes I meet people that immediately impress me for no understandable reason. It's a mystery of human chemistry that can only be understood through time and observation.  Marty Odlin is one of these characters who has this effect on people.  

I had the pleasure of working with Marty for a period of time in Seattle until his tenacity led him to NYC where he is now the assistant director of the Education center for Sustainable Engineering at Columbia University. But as if that were not enough Marty started a small bamboo bike studio in Brooklyn. Please take a moment and listen to his article on NPR and visit the wesite... Bamboo Bike Studio.

Good luck Marty and crew.  Hope to see you soon;)

Introducing Bogdan Darev

Bogdan is the reason I take my grip gloves with me everywhere...

I met Bogdan one rainy day in Pioneer Square while walking home from the book store.  As i passed the shadiest alley of the neighborhood I noticed the unmistakable hustle of movie makers. I stopped to investigate. Ten minutes later I was crewing for the picture (Jacob Leander, now one of my closest friends, was the producer who invited me aboard but we will save Jacob's story for another day;).  Bogdan is a visionary. His optimism is contagious and at the heart of all his pictures.  

One year later we went back and shot another film in the same alley. Please visit facebook to see updates from Bogdan's latest production... This One's About Love... a beautiful story that effectively combines Bogdan's heavily stylized visuals with a philanthropic story of human compassion in a time of little hope. 

Can't wait to work on the next one, Bog's;)

What should we do for art?

Something very special;)

Captain Mike Maniglia

It is my honor to introduce Mike Maniglia. 

I always look forward to working with Mike because of how much I learn from his quick personality a resourceful  thinking. He’s a great teacher and it turns out he is also a talented actor, who knew?

Mike is the real deal paradigm DFC (down for the cause) team player.  I’d go so far as to call him team captain. 

When making a movie with Captain Mike bring your work gloves, a sense of humor, and your toughest skin cause his personality is like cross between Chris Rock and Oscar The Grouch.  This may not sound like a compatible combination but truth be told, you will not be able dislike Mike.

Please visit Subterra Films (www.subterrafilms.com)

 to see Mike's work.

Tower Power

This is Jeff Pochodowicz.  We call him High Tower cause his last name has to many letters to pronounce properly and he's really tall. He is quietly one of the most talented people you will ever meet. He has a patient persistence for detail and craftsmanship but most inspiring is his DOC (down for the cause) lifestyle.  If you can't fix it, he will help. If you don't get it, he will explain it. If you're stuck, Tower will help dig you out. Thank you, Towie;)

Here's some pix of Jeff's handy-work...

Redding CA

There is an art to shaping a short weekend into the adventure that every full time office jockey day dreams about in his carpet line cubicle.  But lets not over complicate it... All you have to do is slow down, pull the car over, and enjoy where you're at.I wish you all the best in your pursuit of the perfect weekend;)