Karla Colletto Cruise 2013 Swim Collection
It was such an honor to direct the video lookbook for Karla Colletto’s Cruise 2013 Swim Collection. I had such an amazing time working with my production company cyberia media, my wonderful crew, the fabulous team at Karla Colletto, and the incredible, award-winning graphic design firm, Design Army! Full credits below.
To see it larger, please check out the video on my vimeo page or on my website.
And thank you to Beach Riot and Refinery 29 for the kind words!
Concept and Design: Design Army
Director: Tamar Levine
Producer: Richard Levine
Production Company: cyberia media
Music: “Halcyon Days”
Composers: Anthony Phillips [PRS], Sophia Letitia Maclean [PRS]
Director of Photography: Brian O’Connell
Editor: Ely Mennin
Gaffer: Brent Dilger
Grip: Andrew Lee
Swing: Sam Zachrich
Digital Tech: Blake Sinclair
Hair/Make-up: Lexi Swain
Models: Joy Bishop, Katrina Amato
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more can be seen on her website

A portrait of a the band Eating Faces. This shot showcases the craziness that is the percussion and sound of the band. This angle was Initially concepted by Collins Schude, the drummer. We took it to the next level by squeezing all the accessories and equipment into very tight frame. I then shot from the balcony down 4 stories with a telephoto lens.
Weightlifting!!! We had a bunch of gold painted weights left over from a shoot I just shot so I did a little set up with my assistant Zach pumping iron to some tunes.


For this assignment, I was inspired by the words “stay away from a perfectly exposed image” & deep dark shadows. Most times all I do is worry about how perfect my exposure is because in digital many times you can’t afford to be off at all. For this assignment, I purposely underexposed my images for the effect. It was a dark, cold and rainy Malibu day. We were shooting in a cold, dark and empty Malibu home. I went with it and brought the atmosphere and darkness into the image by underexposing the image I think the end result and effect worked in favor of the fashion story.
Thoughts ?????
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Keep shooting!
Jana