Shiver me timbers! Check out these fun pics from Krovblit‘s “Hat Party” that he threw for his clients and friends at his studio over the weekend! A few of these shots will be featured in his book of portraits, currently in the works.
BE MERRY! Dave Krovblit’s office holiday party. This one speaks for itself.
It’s been a wildly busy year for Dave Krovblit, but in between his commercial shoots, he still manages to squeeze in time to work on a book project featuring his recent portrait work. Here is a sample of one of the latest.
It was a whirlwind week of portfolio reviews in New York for agency owner Cynthia Held & photographer Dave Krovblit. They had a blast running around the city and meeting the talented creative teams. According to Cynthia – it was one of the most successful trips she has ever had to the Big Apple. Thanks to all of the agencies who hosted us along the way, for making this week possible!
And the awards keep rolling in! Congratulations to Dave Krovblit for receiving bronze in two categories in The Extra Awards, a prestigious award for newsprint in Canada. Krovblit received the awards in ‘Local Campaign’, and ‘Best Use of Medium’ for his advertisements for the Worldwide Short Film Festival.
Congrats to Krovblit for his recognition in several IPA categories! Krovblit is known for his sometimes wacky, often surreal imagery and brilliant post production & compositing to further tell whatever story it is that he and/or his creative team has dreamt up.
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Krovblit recently directed a video spot for Virgin Gaming which just launched on the Madden NFL home page (on launch day no less !) and will be running as a national TV spot in the US, UK and Canada. See the video spot here.
Through the EA Sports Arena, (powered by Virgin Gaming), you can play the online video game Madden NFL 12 for real cash prizes, so in addition to bragging rights you can actually earn some dough, go figure.
Krovblit says the daunting part of the shoot was:
‘getting the talent to get the dodging away from the ball part just right so that we could get the post effects to work properly.’
The (incredible !) still photo of the family portrait, (used as a prop on the back wall) was also shot by Krovblit and when asked how he managed to pull together such a convincing family unit to match the talent he said:
