Very dramatic spot for “David Schaffer Ministries.” I have really been blessed this year to have clients and partners like David Schaffer. This spot perfectly captures David’s passion for Jesus. We pulled this sound bite from one of David’s sermons delivered at “Spirit of Life,” and paired it with stock footage of an abandoned building and motion tracked graphics. For more, visit http://davidschaffer.org

David Schaffer – Writer/VO
R. Scott Johnson – Director/Editor
Ronnie Reynolds – Producer/Engineer

©2012 davidschaffer.org

R. Scott Johnson Motion Pictures

A full time fine art landscape photographer, Ben Ham works exclusively with a wooden field camera capturing images on black and white sheet film. Driven by a passion for exploring the great outdoors, his subjects range from the Lowcountry of the South Carolina coast to the high altitudes of the Rockies, from the buttes and mesas of the Southwest to the Pacific Coast.

Ben practices a contemplative approach to his art, producing compositions that possess a presence and potency of place that cause a shift in consciousness inviting the viewer to step into the world created through the photographer’s eye. His photographs are rich in detail and strong in craft.

©2012 rscottjohnson.com

LaRue Tactical was founded in 1980 by Mark LaRue and known world-wide for sniper targets, quick-detachable mounting solutions and hyper-accurate 7.62mm and 5.56mm rifle systems. This video was created as eye-candy for everyone who appreciates precision weapons. http://www.laruetactical.com

R. Scott Johnson – Director/Editor
©2012 rscottjohnson.com

I recently had the pleasure of famed drummer Derek Roddy bringing his kit to my studio. We are creating his new DVD that will be out this fall. During the 75 hours of staring at computer screens we found time to jam and brainstorm. One idea that I want to make happen is posting regularly to the rscottjohnson.com blog and producing BTS (Behind the scenes) videos. Derek and I had lots of “light bulb” moments that I wish had been caught on camera. Stay tuned…

A short film that captures the touching connection of a 1972 Ford pickup to 3 generations of the Cope family. Now in his 40s, Timothy Brown Cope reflects on how the truck and its sentimental value played a key roll in his childhood and preserving the memory of his father and grandfather.

Director/DP/Editor – R. Scott Johnson
Writer/Featuring – Timothy Brown Cope
Music – Amy Seeley (“Indigo Sky and “Gravel Lines”)
Aerial Cinematography – Wollwerth Films

©2011 rscottjohnson.com