Video Production
And the Winners Are… (NRA Fashion Design Awards Finals 2008)

Lisa Brown - AMP Capital Shopping Centres Supreme Award Winner
Gold Coast designer Lisa Brown took out the NRA Fashion Supreme Award at last night’s fashion gala event. This was the first time Brown has entered the awards and her bohemian silk dress collection, was the winner in the Evolve Make-Up Lifestyle Collections category. One of which was recently purchased by Kate Hudson whilst filming in Queensland. This was a surprise win as the supreme award has most often gone to a Bridal or Evening wear designer.

Brides Desire by Airs & Graces - QEvents Bridal Award Winner

Emily Black - Moreton Institute of TAFE (MSIT) -
Student Designs presented by Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre Award Winner

Dimitria Bridal Couture - Bose Couture Award Winner

Zoo Ski - NRA Fashion Design Rising Star Award

Darb Couture -Cabcharge Australia Fashions on the Field Award Winner

Karen Neilsen - Conrad Jupiters Gold Coast Swim-Surf Award Winner

Little Workers - Pacific Fair Shopping Centre Kids Award Winner
Bose Viewer’s Choice Awards
Bridal - Ja Delle Designs
Kids - Little Workers
Special Awards presented this year included:
Soul by Juniper Award for Fashion Excellence -
Collette Dinnigan
Australian Fashion Design Awards Rising Star presented by Business GC -
Zoo-Ski
Chic Management New York Model Search
Hayley Fitzpatrick
Extreme Wedding Video, and I thought AVICA was hard
Found an article on this wedding video taken from 13,500 feet from the VASST site. I’ve had my fair share of tough weddings from the 200 odd that I’ve filmed. AVICA weddings on the gold coast comes to mind, as it was a little tricky in the chapel as they have a large glass fixture directly behind the alter, making it fun to keep silhouetting to a minimum and not having an overexposed shot just to get the bride and groom illuminated. In hindsight if i had some light bounces I could have set them up to naturally brighten the proceedings.
Anyways, I found this interesting, my work doesn’t really compare to filming at 13,500 feet. I would love to see the final product in HD.

