Sidewalk Digital Media specializes in video production, photography, post production, tutoring, and consulting. We make videos and photos of events, conferences, weddings, activities, music, and other things for campaigns, documentaries, television, and online. We produce projects in English, Spanish, and other languages. We travel to anywhere for projects and we are based in Chapel Hill, NC.

Photos

Scroll down to see different photo slideshows of just some photo projects we have produced or contributed to over the years.

A Culture and The Ways of The Future
This is a slideshow of photos in Honduras and Belize about a culture that is divided over its traditions. This culture of Africa descent is separated between 
those who embrace their traditions and those who don't in countries that provide the opportunity to live sustainably.
Photos by Cam Carrithers

World Culture Open


The World Culture Open selected Cam Carrithers to do most of the still photo and director of photography work for their website, along with other production specialists, to document the World Culture Open festival and their Cultural Olympics. The World Culture Open is an international cooperative of private and public sectors for people to engage, enjoy, embrace, and be enriched together through interactive culture exchange and collaboration. World Culture Open works to build a global village where diverse cultures, ideas and dreams harmoniously live together.  This slideshow is just a few of the still photos and there are many others on the website along with a video presentation. http://www.worldcultureopen.org

Briana C. Downing and Warché K. Downing
Briana C. Downing and Warché K. Downing. So happy have been able to shoot this wedding. Warche' and his wife are some of the most amazing people I know. This is just a few of the photos that we shot as part of the project that Warche' hired Sidewalk Digital Media to produce of their wedding.  It was an amazing day. Thanks so much. Photos by Cam Carrithers. This is a link to his website too. http://www.warchedowning.net 

Incidental Photos
This slideshow begins with different single photos and transitions into four different stories of photos shot by Cam Carrithers in North Carolina, New York, and in Honduras.  01 Singles  02 Life Without Arms  03 West 4th Street in New York  04 The Bay Islands in Honduras  05 Iraq Protests


Autumn Was a Lark by Portastatic
Portastatic album Autumn Was a Lark. The cover art painting and album graphic design was by Mac McCaughan. The photography for this record
by Cam Carrithers at the Cave in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Available at Merge Records.


Kidzu Kid's Museum

The cool kid that couldn't keep his painting got his painting back. It really is amazing what we can do digitally now. My good friend Cecilia got to see her son paint his first painting as part of a group that Kidzu Museum and The Frank Gallery hosted for his class. The group painting was one where the students all painted together on the same canvas in different colors. Each student chose a color that they thought displayed the emotions they had that day. This was inspired by professional artist Murray Handler whose painting these kids analyzed just before they began to paint together. You can see the paintings they were inspired by at the link with this to the Connectivity Series of paintings. The only bummer about the painting they did is that none of the kids  got to keep the painting because  it was just one painting made by a group of kids so the museum got to keep it. Cecilia was hoping she could get a print of the painting and all she had was a one megabyte jpeg photo from her iphone4 so I asked her if she could email it to me to see what I could do. I did some photoshop color improvements and some enlarging measures before giving the improvement to a friend of mine who did the final photoshop work and printing.

We literally replicated the painting on to the exact same size canvas as the original and adjusted the colors in a way that the people at Kidzu thought the colors possibly looked better than the original. The printer who printed this for us did a great job. Rami was reunited with his painting after thinking he wouldn't be able to keep his art once it was put on the wall at the Frank Gallery the day the original was made. The image above is the iphone4 photo Cecilia shot of the painting once we were able to do various improvements to the color to get the photo looking like the original painting. We did this before upsizing the image size without any loss in quality so we could print the replication to the exact specs as the original painting. The paintings this was inspired by are at this link to the Connective Series. http://www.murryhandler.com/galleries/connectivity-series












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