In The Weeds - The Journey To Sustainable Harvests
Follow the Herbal Notes team as they quest to gather stories of food and medicinal plants from farmers around the world, putting a face to some of the most widely used food products reconnecting our interwoven lives. Through their travels, we delve into the history and future of how we consume. This series promises to be a compelling exploration of sustainable agriculture and the people behind these vital industries.
EP: Herbal Notes
Director of Photography/Editor: Anthony Goslawski
Cam Opr: Christian Duran
Cam Op: Cain Camacho
Cam Op: Kevin Reodica
Drone: Jose Vazquez
Sound: Joshua Boshwell
Foot Locker's THE ONE - Powered by Jordan Brand
A massive global 1-on-1 basketball tournament hosted by Jordan Brand in partnership with Foot Locker
The competition is a search for the best male and female 1-on-1 ballers in the world, with regional qualifiers held in cities across North America, Europe, and Asia
Foot Locker's Grey Day - Powered by New Balance
New Balance "Grey Day" is an annual global celebration dedicated to the brand's signature grey colorway. Spanning multiple releases throughout May, it honors the iconic shade with exclusive sneaker drops across lifestyle, performance, and skateboarding lines, along with apparel and a month-long campaign.
The Skycourt
The SkyCourt at 626 S Wabash is one of the nations tallest basketball courts, designed and realized by real estate developer Nick Melrose based out of Chicago, IL. This court sits at the top of this 19 story multi-unit apartment complex located in Chicago's south loop.
Michael Lavelle WInes
Production Company: Anoma Studios
Director of Photography: Anthony Goslawski
L&W Supply
Producer/Director: Asia Taylor
Director of Photography: Maurice Jackson
Camera Operator/AC: Anthony Goslawski
Camera Operator: Kyle Thomas
Gaffer: James Woodbury
Sound: Ben Didsbury
Production Assistant: Christopher Pamula
Chemetrian
Accelerating science that changes lives
When every chemist applies ML in their workflows, pharmaceutical R & D, energy research, and materials discovery would move faster than ever before. The breakthroughs we need most — cheaper drugs, cleaner energy, better materials — shouldn’t be bottlenecked.