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Garrett Gibbons – Director, Editor, Photographer – Demo Reel 2013
I’ve updated my demo reel! It has a bunch of projects I’ve done since my last reel (plus a few old clips that never made it into any previous reel). Enjoy it and let me know what you think!
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Tagged commercial, director, DP, editor, film, Garrett, Gibbons, london, los angeles, miami, movie, music video, new york, photographer, photography, seattle
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Apple is abandoning pros. Who will replace Apple?
Apple is gradually moving away from the niche pro market (a few million users) to a the mainstream market (hundreds of millions, potentially a few billion users). Following the booming success of the iPod and iPhone, more and more casual users are switching to Mac and Apple wants to accommodate them.
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Tagged apple, avid, best editing software, eSata, fcp, fcp7, fcpx, final cut, final cut x, lightworks, mac, premiere, pro, USB 3
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The Moral Responsibility of a Media Creator
Encouraging positivity by discouraging profane and obscene words can feel a bit like trying to keep the ground dry during a rainstorm: it’s basically futile. However, if a raindrop is falling within my reach, I’m still going to stop it from landing.
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Young Adult fiction book trailer: Stelladaur
Shari Whyte hired me to make media to promote her new young adult fantasy novel, “Stelladaur: Finding Tir Na Nog.”
RA Scion – Guttersnipe Bridge (Official Music Video)
In an age of rap videos filled with strippers and cocaine, we really wanted to make something honest, with integrity about the life that the artist leads.
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