Editing and cinematography sample from the Decemberists’ concert for NPR at South by Southwest 2009. Shot on Sony Z7U HDV (as the “A” camera). The full concert (approx. 80 minutes) was cut on Final Cut Pro Studio 2.

This is a compilation of the benefit concert produced by Joe Ely; with video by The Yellow House Studios, Lava Studios and Omega Broadcasting. Musicians featured in the video in addition to Joe Ely are: The Gourds, Reckless Kelly, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Kelly Willis, Bruce Robison, Shawn Colvin, The Flatlanders, Bob Schneider, Marcia Ball, and Band of Heathens.

Erik Telford Collective performs “Transitions I” at the Hideout Theatre. Produced by the Yellow House Studios. Now available as a DVD/2 CD set at http://www.hideoutdvd.com

Music video of the song “Blueberry Farm” from the album “The Dig” by the band Full Service. Directed by Curtis Pollock.

30 Ways is a documentary/music video that blends a movie shoot’s spare parts into an intriguing whole. Footage of the band Second Movement recording the score for the movie’s rotoscope-animated dream sequence is juxtaposed with the surreal raw images that provided the basis for the animation. Originally created as bonus material for the DVD of the movie 30. Directed and edited by Curtis Pollock.

Commercial produced by The Yellow House Studios for the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

This video magazine piece on the burgeoning trailer eatery scene in Austin was produced by The Yellow House Studios for “Austin Monthly” magazine’s website. It was also featured on Dishola.com.

Sample footage from an in-production documentary following Pennsylvania artist Kevin Kutz. In these clips, Kevin prepares work for two openings; discusses his inspirations and approach to art; and invites us into the eclectic world of Barbie, his biological mother—though Kevin did not meet her until he was an adult, his ability to repurpose mundane objects to create art uncannily mirrors Barbie’s own strange artistic experiments made from household objects, which cram every inch of space in her home. It’s a striking testament to the power of nature over nurture. Produced by The Yellow House Studios and directed by Curtis Pollock.

This sample is from the opening of a documentary following the Junior Providence Singers and was part of the National Endowment for the Arts American Masterpieces series. Produced by The Yellow House Studios. Directed by Curtis Pollock.

This is the introduction to On Second Thought, a short film that literally answers the question “What was he [or she] thinking?” On Second Thought received a Remi award in romantic comedy at the 41st WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival. Produced by The Yellow House Studios. Directed by Curtis Pollock.

Trailer for the independently produced sitcom pilot, "Trust and Descent". Produced by The Yellow House Studios.