Archive for the Personal Category
Industry ‘Recorded By’ Credit On New Trevor Hall Live Album
Well, I was pretty ecstatic today to receive my first industry recording credit on the new Trevor Hall live album ‘Chasing The Flame’. The album was released on Vanguard records. ‘Recorded By Trevor Jenkins’ is the credit, and being such a big fan of recording engineers and producers I am over the moon! Check out [...]
TREVORJENKINSPHOTOGRAPHY.com Launches!
I’ve been quietly working on a few photography projects for years now. Drawing was where I started, then painting, then photography, but everything quickly took second seat to directing moving pictures. I’ve struggled for many years with how photography fit in my life. The biggest question has always been – to [...]
OMG
Walking the dogs on St. Patrick’s day in Savannah, I met a husband and wife, mid 40s, with four leaf clover antenas bouncing on their heads. The man knelt down and said “Aw, I’ve got to pet the aussie!” He pets Rufus, my Australian shepherd miniature.
Three-sheets-to-the-wind the man says, “I used to have an Australian [...]
A Documentary About Trevor Hall
Day 8 of our tour documentary with Trevor Hall. We head through the snowy hills of Vermont towards Northampton Mass. The trip began in Chicago, then Baltimore (huge energy), NYC, Burlington….it’s dizzying. The Iron Horse awaits us tonight and if it’s anything like these past shows, it will be off the charts! [...]
One Thousand Tents For Haiti
The Goal of One Thousand Tents for Haiti is to give tent shelter to the now 1,000s of Haitian people who have none. Families, Children, Men and Women, the sick, wounded and injured, are sleeping in open air environments making them extremely vulnerable to the elements, disease and predators. This long-term program is being run [...]
Janae Ran The Torch Through My Hometown: Vancouver Olympics 2010
On my first day home for the Holidays, Janae Vlaar-Philbrick became a part of Canadian history, carrying a 2010 Olympic torch through my hometown of Pelham, Ontario! A fun crowd of fellow Canadians gathered to witness the passing of the torch relay, which ends in Vancouver for the 2010 Winter Olympics! It was great to [...]
Help Haiti
It doesn’t take a second to realize the gift of each new day in which you don’t have to face a natural disaster. Haiti is in dire need of assistance. Here are some quick links to sites that can help:
Clinton Bush Haiti Fund
CNN Impact Your World
MAP International
Non-Fiction | Crazy Flight
It’s a Wednesday evening. LaGuardia airport. By 6pm I had checked in for my 8pm flight and headed to the FOX Sports bar.
In the bar I see three people, mid-20’s, having an alcohol-infused argument: 2 guys, a girl. The Jarhead guy’s big, 6 foot, ox-on-hind-legs, jar-head haircut. The other two are brother-sister. Jarhead’s the girl’s [...]
Danica Patrick
Looking at the force of the waves crashing against the Malibu shore I think of Danica Patrick (one of my heroes) and her IndyCar Race crash in the 2009 Grand Prix when the rookie driver Raphael Matos tried to pass her (both cars crashed). I’m sure the experience made both him and Danica better drivers [...]
Jay Dooley Passed Away Today
I think sometimes life is pretty funny. It’s a barrel of monkeys. Like tonight when I got a call to tell me that a family friend, my buddy Jay, died at home. There are a lot of emotions to take at once and my thoughts and prayers go out to his family. Jerry his father. [...]