Cover for Pharmacy Practice Publication
I was commissioned by Pharmacy Practice Magazine, where I shot the cover for an insert magazine "The Pharmacist's guide to Health & Disease".
-My Yen
Heather Morton interviews Shin Sugino
This week Heather Morton spoke with Shin Sugino to find out his thoughts about the convergence of stills and motion and what technologies get him excited.
Veggie Delight
"I am currently working on an on-going creative with Caela Maher (recipe developer: www.veggieterrain.blogspot.com)
for a vegetarian cookbook she's creating.
I've teamed up with Heather Shaw (food stylist: www.foodbyheather.com) and
Donna Irvine (Props: www.donnairvine.com).
Stay tuned for more from this series."
Thanks,
-My Yen
Todd gets air time on HMAB Blog
HMAb: Ask an Art Buyer: Interesting Promotion from Heather Morton on Vimeo.
Hey Everyone,
Check out Heather Morton's fabulous blog. This week she features artists with interesting creative projects in which she includes our very own Todd McLellan!
Hot Wheels Colour Shifters Spot & Behind the Scenes
New Hot Wheels commercial Shin Sugino shot on location in Toronto.
Our digital artist edited together a video of the behind the scenes footage shot over the course of the day. Majority of the spot was shot with the phantom with the exception of the car hood shot which was shot on a RED One.
My Yen shoots for Report on Business
My Yen's latest job had her shooting various items from cookies to coal for Report on Business.
Todd takes a swing at Report on Business
Todd's shoot for Report on Business was bat breaking work all day long.
Finn’s Portrait of John Jones for Esquire Magazine
Back in April, I got a call from Michael Norseng, Photo Director at Esquire, asking if I’d be interested in shooting a piece for their upcoming “How to Be a Man” issue, profiling a grief counselor nicknamed Dr. Death.
Where do I sign-up?
An interesting turn to this assignment was that the writer of the piece is the son of Dr. Death (whose name is John Jones). I never really get to shoot with or collaborate with writers, so I was pretty excited to work with both son/writer, father/subject. I was equally excited when I found out that the writer was Chris Jones, who has written epic tales for the magazine over the years. My personal favorites are his storiesThe Things That Carried Him, and his piece Home, which became the book Too Far From Home: A Story of Life and Death in Space. To make matters more amazing, Chris and I quickly realized that we went to University together, where we shared a passion for our student radio station, CJMQ, as DJ’s. Chris DJ’d and managed the station, and I DJ’d a show with a friend called the Sunday Afternoon Burnout Show (no seriously, that’s what it was called). Needless to say, we had a great time catching-up, and trading stories from when we last saw each other.
I’m really happy with how the piece turned out, and I’m very grateful to Chris & John for the amount of time they spared with me. Here’s the layout of opening spread:
Esquire’s “How to Be a Man” issue is on newsstands now.
Finn
Ford Fiesta TimeSlice Behind the Scenes
Ford’s challenge: Create a new interactive project with a Time Freeze effect incorporating motion - within 3 weeks. Our solution: Use 36 Canon DSLRs to shoot a 120-degree sweep around the new Fiesta. Simultaneously shoot 12 motion videos on the same cameras, creating interactive hotspots that continue the frozen action on demand. We spent 2 days on location in Toronto’s Distillery District shooting 3 scenarios.
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Todd shoots for Syngenta
The layout for the Quilt shot originally posed a wardrobe challenge. However, with the collaboration of a creative team and a talented seamstress the finished ensemble was a great success!