THE 43RD OCCASIONAL DOO DAH PARADE is transcending the pandemic by stepping into the 2nd Dimension!! PREMIERING LIVE on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2020 @ 11AM PST. Join us for a trip into the legendary parade's past, present, and future! Presented by The Light Bringer Project and The Rock & Roll Preservation Society. Hosted by Don Stonyatti and "Vice Queen Vee".

Brian Matiash is a widely published photographer, author and Zeiss Ambassador based in Utah who fuses landscape and travel photography with experiential storytelling and educational ventures helping emerging photographers hone their craft through his podcasts and tutorials. Today’s Guests: Brian Matiash https://matiash.com https://www.youtube.com/user/brianmatiash @brianmatiash Host & Producer: Jim Kamp https://sugaredstudios.com

Jason Vong and Vivienne Lee are not just content creators, but workshop leaders, hybrid film - photo shooters and popular influencers. Their engaging YouTube banter and tech tips have helped them garner a huge following of photo enthusiasts on social media. They joined us at Photoplus to talk about how they started ...and gave tips on developing one’s individual style by encouraging community engagement and infusing personality into content.

On our final episode from New York, we were joined by fashion photographer, portraitist, designer and concert musician, Aleksandr Karjaka. He extols the similarity of photography and music by describing how he captures the essence of a subject by listening with his eyes - and watching and interacting with the subject, not the camera. When he’s not behind a camera you might see him behind a clarinet at Carnegie Hall or the metropolitan opera house, fashion designing or teaching fashion photography at Parsons School of Design – the New School.

Last November, in New York City, the Manhattan Edit Workshop held its fifth consecutive evening entitled sight sound and story the art of cinematography. Jim Kamp was invited to moderate a chat with acclaimed cinematographers Claudia Raschke, DP on such docs as “Mad Hot Ballroom” and “RBG”, and Tom Hurwitz, ASC who was DP on such notable docs as the Oscar-winning “Harlan County, USA” and “The Queen of Versailles” In part one, Claudia and Tom discussed their perspective on how they approach telling each story visually.

In part two of our chat with Claudia Raschke and Tom Hurwitz, ASC, they dove into the importance of being mindful of editing as a continuous process when shooting, not merely as a post-production process alone.