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HONDA MARINE
"IN TUNE WITH NATURE"
This 30 minute corporate image film and product rollout for HONDA MARINE required a savvy blend of production techniques including
underwater, camera rigs on boats, aerial cinematography, and extensive lighting setups.
The image of the girl and
the wild dolphin required a bit of luck and lots of patience.
TIGERS OF THE SNOW
National Geographic Special
Nominated for five national Primetime Emmys, TIGERS, was photographed by DP Bill Mills on Super 16mm in the remote forests
and mountains of far east Siberia. For over 100 days the filmmakers survived freezing conditions, dangerous wildlife encounters
and aging Russian helicopters to produce this award winning National Geographic Special.
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ARTISTRY V
Corporate Image
In order to create a unique look for a new makeup product, ARTISTRY V, BMA's Director of Photography Bill Mills choose Super
16mm film to capture the 16x9 or letterbox format for their client BOND STREET STUDIOS.
ALEX'S JOURNEY
This moving docu-drama about a young boy with a brain tumor was developed for the Ronald McDonald Charities by Producer Brian
Siebrandt. BMA's cinematographer Bill Mills and editor Paul Koenig worked closely with Siebrandt to produce this important
program which capture a 2001 CINE GOLDEN EAGLE Award.
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PEARL HARBOR
LEGACY OF ATTACK
National Geographic Special
As a two hour National Geographic Special hosted by NBC's Tom Brokow, LEGACY featured Dr. Robert Ballard's search for the
Japanese Mini Sub that attempted to enter Pearl Harbor prior to the famous aerial assault on December 7, 1941. Inspiring
and moving interviews with Pearl Harbor survivors rounds out this tribute to one of America's darkest, yet heroic hours.
SAAB USA
CORPORATE IMAGE FILM
This new product rollout film features a wide array of production techniques ranging from beautiful running shots of the new
Saab 900's and 9000's to detailed and finely lit interior and detail scenes.
The program was photographed on super
16mm film.
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