Category: Video + Audio

The struggle most of us face during this pandemic is losing the freedom to be anywhere other than one’s home (if one is fortunate to have one). We are a family that is more often everywhere else except home, so we struggle to sit still […]

Natasha Alford stopped by my studio back in 2011 and gave us such powerful material. She is now doing her thing big time in TV journalism. Here’s one of her pieces.

‘Twas winter 2018 and my friend and creative collaborator Baye Harrell came to me with an idea (over the phone because he was living in LA). It was actual several ideas, for a music video associated with a new solo music project through his new […]

It’s been nine years since I released Close Ties: Tying on a New Tradition and just this year one half of the duo profiled in the doc, Wilbur “Chill” Wilson has passed away from pancreatic cancer. He wasn’t given much time to live by the […]

I just purchased the versatile, pocket-sized gimbal from DJI: the OSMO Pocket. This thing looks to a real asset for some upcoming productions. It’s feature packed, so small it doesn’t cause a stir, and has a pretty decent image for such a small device. I […]

My son Excel has been engaged in various summer theater camps, acting symposiums and several high school stage productions at Wilson High School in Northwest, DC. He’s also an important employee at Park Triangle Productions. His behind the camera set experience has allowed him to […]

I was delighted to work on a set of post-production projects with Special Olympics. We were given footage with interviews and b-roll. With that, we watched and listened, scripted a message that the client thought was right. We hired a VO artist and actors to […]

UNCF called on PTP to film a group of twenty participants of the Walton-UNCF K-12 Education Fellowship program. When participants were between sessions at a large conference in Washington, DC, we filmed quick multi-cam interviews with each, asking them about their experience. Student Tiyanna Stewart […]

Sometimes it feels good to just not have a camera in my hand, and watch a screening of something I had worked on, in the company of others. That’s what happened in the fall of 2019 at Eaton DC. The screening theatre was intimate, perfect […]

I’m not certain about the first time I went to Park Playground, which was just down the hill from my house on Bessica Street. However, I do remember the configurations of my earliest visits to the park, just not the order. A few times with […]