Last year I was fortunate to get together again with the band Little Tybee to do a special production for Red Bull. Red Bull asked Little Tybee to pick three locations important to them in Atlanta and record live music videos at each for their music program called "Sounds of the ...
DP'd this new music video for LA-based singer songwriter Lucy Schwartz. Thankful for the chance to meet this wonderful lady and to work again with the amazing Tom Haney. Visit Tom's blog for some behind-the-scenes of this one ...
Last month my good friend John Kelso was married to Jessica Harris in a small ceremony at the Holly Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Bremen, Georgia. John is a fantastic photographer from Atlanta. He and Jessica also take part in the tradition of Southern choral singing known as ...
Excited to announce the release of our trailer for Who Owns Water, which I am producing in collaboration with Michael and David Hanson Who Owns Water - Official Trailer from Andrew Kornylak on Vimeo.
Here's a new music video, "Jury Duty" for Little Tybee Jury Duty from Andrew Kornylak on Vimeo. Starting on the set of our last music video, Boxcar Fair, it's a mini-documentary of the 18 ...
From day one, both child and parent are struggling to become their own person, yet the bond that ties them together is the strongest imaginable. It's a livelong balance between hanging on and letting go. Like climbing in many ways. Kate explains it well in this piece we did for ...
(c) Dan Depew Atlanta-based Sound of Seventy Three is the one-man cinematic post-rock affair of NY-born Douglas Johnson. So73 is featured many times throughout A FINE LINE which I directed with Josh ...
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Just a quick update - I shot a new music video for Little Tybee last month called Boxcar Fair, which was recently named "Best music video of 2011" by several sources in their annual Atlanta music scene wrap-up, including OhmPark ...
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WTF? If you are wondering that about me, then I thank you, oh loyal follower of TBM and I apologize for the dry spell. I've been busy this summer with assignments, for National Geographic TV, Atlanta Magazine, Inc, Climbing, AARP, Siemens, Garden & Gun, Tifosi, Red Bull and a bunch of ...
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