doubleJ Productions

I did video and sound for the 2025 Fake Birthday Film Festival. I also starred in the short film “RED”. It may be worth noting that RED won an award and was runner up for three others, but none of them were for me being best actor. Oh, well…

Today we began the lighting and camera install for Gospel Revival Ministries’ new studio. I did the gear recommendations and original studio and control room installation. There were separate construction and decorating crews and their editor finished the project.

Today was Harold & Brenda Gross’ 50th anniversary party. I was called on for audio/video production. Thankfully, they had a sound system at the venue. Otherwise, I would have had to use my little punk system that I used for the birthday dance party a few weeks ago. Shawn was also doing video and photography…

I supplied audio gear, emceed, and quasi-DJ’d, a birthday bash for Jaley Jackson. Unfortunately, my normal audio rig was being rented. I had to use a pair of near-field monitors and a home theater subwoofer for a sound system. It worked, but I was getting every last watt out of the studio monitors.

Tonight was the 4th annual Fake Birthday Film Festival. It’s called that in memory of Austin Ebersol lying about his birthday on Facebook. Local filmmakers produce short films in randomly-chosen genres and using randomly-chosen items.

Today was the live stream of the watch party for the finale of Changed. The cast and crew gathered to watch the first five episodes, bloopers, and take part in a Q&A. The party culminated in watching the series finale.

I was on-site at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch’s 24 Hours Of Horseshoe Hell rock climbing competition doing some video work (and doing some rock climbing). For those that aren’t familiar, 24HHH is an endurance climbing comp where you rack up points over a 24-hour span (IE… all day and all night). Attendees can’t sport climb, during…

We are nearing the end of principle photography for “Changed”. I’ve been manning the camera and acting.

This was the last day of shooting for my “Roadside” rock climbing documentary.

This was my first real opportunity to use my portable video rig. I did the live stream for YES! Church’s monthly HouseAfire meeting.