November 30, 2010 Here's the latest release from our side project, Rainbreak. It's a new series called "Sketch Pad" and I can't tell you how appreciative we are to Channing Frye for being our first guest and guinea pig. Now, if you should happen to be a prospective client looking through this site vetting our production quality, then this video is not for you.
November 8, 2010 Today was an exciting day for Droptree as we celebrated the launch of our side project, RAINBREAK, with the premiere of Con Bro Chill's latest video "Respect Your Partner." Rainbreak is a collective of like-minded video geeks devoted to releasing at least one original video every month - it's basically where we go to create videos that nobody will pay us for. There's some unbelievably creative minds involved so I'm thrilled to see what comes of it. Here's our first offering.
October 15, 2010 Believe it or not, this was only Ty's second try. It took me far more attempts; more than I care to reveal, but I did make it and have the footage to prove it...as you shall see.
This was following our second and final day of shooting for the upcoming Con Bro Chill video "Respect Your Partner" which will be released shortly. I can honestly say that that was the most fun I've ever had on a shoot and it was an amazing first project for the Rainbreak Collective. More on that to come... Patience is a virtue. I learned that on the ladder.
Half Court Ladder Shot from DROPTREE PRODUCTIONS on Vimeo.
September 28, 2010 How do you make a baby clap to music? Seriously, does anyone out there know? During our latest music video shoot, we learned that making babies clap to music is darn near impossible. But not after applying some serious elbow grease.
September 24, 2010 Here's a sneak peak of our upcoming music video for Ragnar Rosinkranz. This is a shot of my son playing the part of "Gypsy Magician Audience Baby #2." He was such a prima donna that he requested periodic naps throughout the day. This was our compromise. Look for the completed video sometime next week.
