If you ever have the chance to go to one of Brendon Burchard’s Experts Academy seminars featuring Brian Tracy, Jeff Walker, Frank Kern, Bo Eason, Paula Abdul and more….you gotta go! Great teaching on how to become an expert in your niche. Check out these behind the scenes highlights we shot from the last seminar in June in San Francisco.

Follow CEO, Ken Perry, on his adventures in pursuit of his passion…education and making people laugh. Ken will enlighten, converse, debate and charm you as he navigates the sometimes sticky world of mortgage lending. Shot and edited by Travis Shields. Animation by Panda Motion.

Medical marketing video spotlighting DiabetOmics, providing the next generation of diagnostic tests for assessment and management of diabetes.

90 second spot featuring the 2010 Toyota Tundra. Shot and edited by Travis Shields.

Documentary. (6:19) Our award-winning short film on the Portland Loo. Directed by Travis Shields.

People Can’t Wait is “A charming film about an unusual subject: the need for public toilets.” – Kenneth Turan,L.A. Times film critic.

Winner of a 2010 Telly Award and a Judge’s Award at the 36th Northwest Film and Video Festival.

“The strongest films of any length in this year’s festival both undermine the putative glamour of life on the Portland streets, a myth almost as old as the city’s filmmaking culture. Seattle director Travis Shields travels south to profile Randy Leonard’s 24-hour loos with People Can’t Wait; his comprehensive interviews (which include Victoria Taft again making an ass of herself) are distinguished by a chat with toilet cleaner Rodney Haven, who summarizes his assignment to “make sure everything’s sanitized properly, each and every day”—then glances away, lost in existential reflection.” – Willamette Week film review.

Portland City Hall giving our film some love.
Victoria Taft on Twitter.
Portland Loo website.
PHLUSH blog.
Willamette Week blog.

I first read about the band Archeology in a Willamette Week review and liked their style and attitude. Very Portland. After a listen to their music I was hooked. I started following them on Facebook and always had them in the back of my mind for a possible creative project. I eventually contacted them in the hopes they needed a killer music video…and they did. Jason, Daniel and I met up at my studio and hashed out video ideas for their single By the By. We planned a big two day shoot in St Helens and Scappoose with a few extras playing the choir. We had a great turnout and shoot…perfect weather and very sunny for a February in Oregon. The band killed it and I think we killed it on our end…but you the viewer will be the judge of that. I told Archeology that if they make it big (and they will) that they have to take me with them. Music Video. (3:31)

By the By has been featured in:
Teen Vogue
indiePulse
BlankTV
Sound on the Sound

Archeology
By the By
Memorial
River Seine Records

Directed and Edited by Travis Shields
Cinematography by Travis Shields and Shawn Beckman
Creative Conception by Jason Davis, Daniel Walker and Travis Shields

Cast:
Benjamin Haysom
Daniel Walker
Jason Davis
Justin Rodriguez
Zachary Dilday
Brian Fiore-Silfvast
Joshua Koehnke
Erin Rogers
Ross Morrell
Bethany Boardway
Rachel Hove
Barbara Ketchum
Jeremy Clark
Hannah Sheets

Trebol is a Mexican Restaurant in Portland, Oregon. Trebol is owned and Operated by Kenny Hill and specializes in Oaxacan cuisine, using only local organic produce, and rare and unique Tequilas. Promo video shot and edited by Travis Shields.

60 second spot featuring the Davitt Family’s testimonial about the 2010 Toyota Sienna.

30 second TV spot. Portland’s Ultimate Dining and Entertainment Experience. Client: Concept Entertainment. Shot by Travis Shields and John Morgan. Edited by Travis Shields.

Documentary. (6:36) Directed by Travis Shields. Winner of a 2009 Telly Award and the 2008 International Documentary Challenge “Best Use of Political/Social Issue” award. Judge’s Award Winner at the 36th Northwest Film and Video Festival.

Spotlighting the freegan movement in Portland Oregon, Meet the Freegans aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting’s series Oregon Lens and has screened locally at Portland’s Hollywood Theater, at the 2008 Dokufest in Kosovo, 2008 Hot Docs in Toronto, and at the 2009 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

Meet the Freegans “Dumpster diving for the socially conscious. Who knew?” – Kenneth Turan, L.A. Times film critic.