Scout Pro Media plans to bring a unique video podcast based on both today's multimedia gear and photography trekking. What's unique or different about this Podcast?? Well, we are not high profile professionals by any means; no
Philip Bloom,
Steve Huff, or
Steve Weiss (plug-plug for a few of my hero's here). We are working folks with families as well as a passion and dedication for photography, videography, & basically all things multimedia based. We have no real money to blow on high-tech gear, so we adapt and work with what we already own or items we create, etc. We all have some level of experience & expertise here, but primarily do not make our living based off our multimedia talents. The Earth Roamer Series - Walk-a-bouts Podcast came to be from myself and good friend Fernando Cundin of
Cundin Photography, as we had both been working way too hard for way too long and just needed a recharge, you know - a breathe of fresh air. I told him, "Let's load the cameras and get out of Dodge!" We did just that and now after about four Walk-a-bouts under our belts, we determined that the daily outings of exploring and shooting either photo or video were a necessity to keep all cylinders pumping throughout the year. The trips proved to be very therapeutic while also being a great "just go out there" learning experience for the both of us. Our Walk-a-bouts include one to Mt. Olive, MS - an old stomping grounds for myself and my wild turkey education days, Bear Island Bar at Bear Island, LA, Hattiesburg, MS, and Des Allemands, LA; many of which are showcased here on the Recharge & Voltz Blog as well as my associated site
ScoutPro Media Photography and my Scout Pro YouTube page
SPP YouTube Channel. The Podcast will showcase many aspects of production, how to's, documentation, photographs, editing, etc of our excursions out in the world. Our first show is planned for shooting on January 14-16, 2011 with a release date soon after editing here at the blog. The first installment will most probably be in Happy Jack, LA in the back marshes & bays of Port Sulphur with best buddy
Roy Taylor Jr. (plug, plug, Roy-boy). We are currently hunting up several photo locations for shooting an early morning sunrise, dead trees bayou, and many others. Panasonic's & Nikon's amongst this group of geeks; myself using the new unobtainable Panasonic GH2, Fernando on the Nikon D300 and Roy-boy sporting the new highly sought after D7000. It ought to be a great "mix-mash" of multimedia for all photo/video geeks to enjoy. Stay tuned for further information or contact me anytime. Thanks for your time & consideration, SJO.
