Brad Stoddard's Working Reel Podcast

A 1912 Biograph Company silent film, with introduction by Charlie Jojola and Casey St Charnez.

Time-lapse of the Lions Gate Bridge at Night, Vancouver BC, CA

Vincent Craig performs at the Native Nations Relief Jam 12-17-2005.

Every November, after the Sandhill Cranes migrate back to their winter home on the Bosque of the Rio Grande, the martial arts folks of Albquerque meet at the open space and do Tai Chi with the Cranes.

Preview of “An American Hero – Floyd Red Crow Westerman”, a short documentary film. Winner of the “Best 20 Minute Short Film” in the 2009 Leopold Legacy Film Series. Producer, Director and Cinematographer, Brad Stoddard, produced by American Music Circle.

This is a preview of the 2009 documentary, The Story of the Church of Beethoven.

Bill Miller performs and speaks word of wisdom at Globalquerque, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Songs include: Witchi Tai To by Jim Pepper.

Movie sizzle/trailer edited by Brad Stoddard, produced by Madrid Films. Apache is a film by Brittany Madrid, postproduction invoice has since gone unpaid.

The Sands of Time – Fields of Yaru” is a pilot for an animated television series. Not picked up.

This preview features a few minutes of Dana’s comedy performance for distribution on DVD and web streaming.

Preview of Cinema Caliente, ( Hot Cinema), which is a half-hour television series exploring the art of filmmaking in New Mexico.

Editor and Workflow Manager, Brad Stoddard, produced by the class of 2009 Creative Spirit New Mexico students in cooperation with VSA North Fourth Fourth Arts Center.

Preview of “Trout Fishing In America”, a music program pilot series looking for a home.

Preview of “Tish Hinojosa”, a music program pilot series looking for a home.

“Pueblo 3D”, a short documentary film about Jemez Pueblo artist, George Toya.

Short Film Produced by the class of 2008 Creative Spirit New Mexico students in cooperation with VSA North Fourth Fourth Arts Center.

Commercial for The Lumen, a motion picture lighting system designed and engineered to use flouresent blubs and minimal electricity.

A film about the Research Service Learning Program at UNM facilitating UNM’s ability to be a citizen of the community.

Keith Secola and the Wild Band of Indians performs Wild Havalinas at the Albuquerque Summer Fest 2006.

Director’s Cut New Mexico is an educational/training film program created and produced entirely by the professional volunteer efforts of members of Friends of Film, Video and Arts (FoFVA). Winner of a Bronze Telly Award in 2007.

Director’s Cut New Mexico is an educational and training program created and produced entirely by the professional volunteer efforts of members of Friends of Film, Video and Arts (FoFVA). Winner of a Bronze Telly Award in 2007.

A film about the non-profit Project Share who feeds the hungry and homeless of Albuquerque in an environment which fosters the opportunity for growth, education and change.

Black Eagle Singers – Performing “Flying Free”, the title song from the Grammy Award winning disc of the same name. 2003.

Eric Bravo, horseman extraordinaire, demostrates how to train your horse in a gentle and calm method.

Sympathy for the Devil is a short film (Comedy) about a biker who out-wits the devil, well this time anyway. Originaly produced during the 2005 Duke City Shootout and winner of the Sam Peckinpah award.