Stop the Pity: African Men. Hollywood Stereoypes
Executive Produced/Shot by Bryce Yukio Adolphson Directed/Edited by Joe Sabia Written by Benard, Brian, Derrick, Gabriel and the Mama Hope Team Motion Graphics by Jason Chandra Sound by Equal Sonics Featuring the song “Up Up Up” by the Givers Original Music by Michael Thurber
Yes to Hope
Produced/Shot/Edited by Bryce Yukio Adolphson Directed by Fruitvale Learning for Life Garden Club, Ngeya Primary Environmental Club, Bryce Yukio Adolphson Musical Production by Lior Ben-Hur Motion Graphics by Jason Chandra The premise: make a video showing the commonality and energy between two sister school gardens. One in Maai Maihu, Kenya. The other in Oakland, California. I have to admit, [...]
Stop the Pity: Call Me Hope
Directed by Joe Sabia and Bryce Yukio Adolphson Shot and Edited by Bryce Yukio Adolphson Produced by Nyla Rodgers Post-Production Sound Mix by Matt McCorkle 130 Participants! 72 Locations! 2 Continents! 2 minutes and 15 seconds long! This is the second video in Mama Hope’s Stop the Pity Unlock the Potential Campaign which began with Alex Presents: Commando. With this piece [...]
Reel: Camera / Editor / Director, 2011
2010-2011 Documentary Cinematography, Editing and Directing Reel! This little bit of love is basically a year book for all my latest Mama Hope projects (social video and documentary). Locations include: Kenya (Isiolo, Kisumu, Nairobi, Maai Mahiu); Moshi, Tanzania; and California. Set to the song “VCR” by The xx. Projects include: Call Me Hope Directed by [...]
Stop the Pity: Alex Presents Commando
Created by Joe Sabia Shot by Bryce Yukio Adolphson This video was Alex’s reaction to the word “California” and it’s all about him being awesome. Some might be appalled by his glorification of our cultural exports. An Arnold Schwarzenegger flick? Really? …but that’s kind of the point. I’ve known Alex for 2 years now and he’s just a [...]
Storytellers for Good
Produced by Cara Jones Shot by Bryce Yukio Adolphson Edited by Bow Jones A recent video I shot with Storytellers for Good during my last trip to Kenya. I did the camera work, while Cara Jones produced and her brother Bow handled the editing. You can check out more from Storytellers for Good here.