Snaproll Sessions [003.1]
Flatfoot 56 - I Believe It [Acoustic]
Directed by Bryan Buchelt [www.snaprollstudios.com - @SnaprollStudios]
Crew - Jon Pratt
“Snaproll Sessions began as a way to capture and share intimate acoustic performances. As I’ve worked and spent time with bands, music is always being played, even when the cameras stop rolling. I wanted to strip away all the production and film these musicians playing their songs the way they originally wrote them. Snaproll Sessions are my way to honor the artists and friends that inspire me.”
Snaproll Sessions [002.2]
Anberlin - Impossible [Acoustic]
Directed by Bryan Buchelt [www.snaprollstudios.com]
“Snaproll Sessions began as a way to capture and share intimate acoustic performances. As I’ve worked and spent time with bands, music is always being played, even when the cameras stop rolling. I wanted to strip away all the production and film these musicians playing their songs the way they originally wrote them. Snaproll Sessions are my way to honor the artists and friends that inspire me.”
Snaproll Sessions [002.1]
Anberlin - Down [Acoustic]
Directed by Bryan Buchelt [www.snaprollstudios.com]
“Snaproll Sessions began as a way to capture and share intimate acoustic performances. As I’ve worked and spent time with bands, music is always being played, even when the cameras stop rolling. I wanted to strip away all the production and film these musicians playing their songs the way they originally wrote them. Snaproll Sessions are my way to honor the artists and friends that inspire me.”
Stoked to announce that my friends, Anberlin, will be the second Snaproll Sessions release!! We filmed the session at Purdue University’s annual “Rock The Quad” concert. I was pumped to find out my buddies in Flatfoot 56 were also playing. Look for the Anberlin Snaproll Session on Monday!!
Snaproll Sessions [001.2]
MxPx - Aces Up [Acoustic]
Directed by Bryan Buchelt [www.snaprollstudios.com]
“Snaproll Sessions began as a way to capture and share intimate acoustic performances. As I’ve worked and spent time with bands, music is always being played, even when the cameras stop rolling. I wanted to strip away all the production and film these musicians playing their songs the way they originally wrote them. Influenced largely by Ryan Russell of Nervous Energies, Snaproll Sessions are my way to honor the artists and friends that inspire me.”
Snaproll Sessions [001.1]
MxPx - Far Away [Acoustic]
Directed by Bryan Buchelt [www.snaprollstudios.com]
“Snaproll Sessions began as a way to capture and share intimate acoustic performances. As I’ve worked and spent time with bands, music is always being played, even when the cameras stop rolling. I wanted to strip away all the production and film these musicians playing their songs the way they originally wrote them. Influenced largely by Ryan Russell of Nervous Energies, Snaproll Sessions are my way to honor the artists and friends that inspire me.”
Last week I flew out to Seattle to film the new MxPx music video for Aces Up. The trip was an absolute blast. It was great catching up with old friends and exploring the city. While I want to maintain a bit of secrecy about the shoot, here are a few photos from the trip.
Thank you everyone for the continued support. Look for some new video content next week that should hold you over until this video is finished. Also, the new MxPx record, Plans Within Plans, hits stores worldwide today, 4/3/12!! GO BUY IT!! You will not be disappointed.
One of my life-long dreams came true on Tuesday with the release of the new MxPx music video that I directed. In the last 48 hours, we’ve had 23,000+ views. I could not be more humbled and grateful. Thanks to the literally thousands of people that tweeted, posted, or commented on the video. We have more things in store for you…
The legendary HM Magazine interviewed me for their January issue, which was totally rad and surreal. We talk about working with MxPx and the new documentary. HM was my very first magazine subscription growing up, so I couldn’t believe it when I got the call. Please support them by heading to www.hmmagazine.com and checking it out!
Wow, So much has happened since my last post! I apologize for the lack of updates! Above is the second trailer for Both Ends Burning, for those who have not seen it.
The film rolled out in December, and we’ve received so much positive support and encouragement. I want to thank everyone who took the time to watch it, and for your kind words. This has been nothing short of a dream job, and I wouldn’t trade a second of it.
If you would like to buy the film, click the image below. For those outside the US, we just finished a PAL version and are waiting for distribution. So thanks for being patient! I promise we will get you a copy soon!
Lastly, here are a few links to reviews of Both Ends Burning. Again, I could not be more grateful to everyone that reviewed, tweeted, posted on facebook, or just spread word about the film.
http://mysocalledsoundtrack.blogspot.com/2012/02/mxpx-both-ends-burning-dvd-review.html
http://www.hopecore.com/content/2011/12/mxpx-burning-both-ends-dvd/
http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/BothEndsBurningDVD.asp
http://christianmusiczine.com/mxpx-both-ends-burning-dvd-review/
http://www.allschools.de/record/1299830 (And one for the German readers out there)
About
Snaproll Studios is a video production company, owned and operated by Bryan Buchelt, out of Chicago, IL.
Notable clients:
MxPx
Tumbledown
Flatfoot 56
Treaty of Paris
Urbanites
To view my portfolio, please visit my Vimeo site:
http://vimeo.com/snaprollstudios
Please e-mail any inquires to bryan@snaprollstudios.com
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