Moved back to Orem and got some more practice on the T3i. Also started doing photography assignments for School, I think.
Author Archives: Joseph DeGolyer
12/25/2012
Christmas time pictures. Practice with the camera my sister gave me. Finally started using GIMP, I think, photos before this were un-edited.
Start With Nothing (2011)
This was the first time I was ever on a real film set. My neighbor, Susan Phelan, had been asked to direct this little micro budget film (her first feature film). She knew I wanted to make movies and needed High School kids, so she invited me to come to the set for a fewContinue reading “Start With Nothing (2011)”
Sugar Stone 2009/2010 Recordings
More info about my High School rock band: After we kicked out Steve from Brookside, Doug and I got a second guitarist and re-branded. I re-recorded Steve’s demos and we made various attempts to try home recording (something I couldn’t figure out how to do with any success until like 2015). First are the officialContinue reading “Sugar Stone 2009/2010 Recordings”
High School Home Movies
Enjoy, if you will, the collection of surviving videos I made with my friends in Jr. High and High School! Complete with spelling errors! You might not find them entertaining, but I sure do!
“Toxic” Britney Spears Cover
This made a lot of my family laugh in High School, and I suspect it can make ya’ll laugh now.
Brookside 2008 demos
In Jr. High and then eventually High School, Steven Krutch and I were trying to make a band work. We ran through tons of configurations of players, almost none of which had the will to practice consistently. That is, until we found Doug Jenkins as our drummer. I don’t think we were too bad forContinue reading “Brookside 2008 demos”
Music from Jr. High
From 6th grade to about 9th grade, I used to record all my music on a Windows 98 computer not hooked up to the internet. I have a physical tape somewhere with maybe 3 songs on it (they aren’t very good, as you might have guessed), but outside of that, not much survives except thisContinue reading “Music from Jr. High”
