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 What's in a Name?
Our company name is taken from jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins' 1956
masterpiece, Saxophone Colossus.
The final track on the album, Blue 7, is everything a great work of art should be: inspired, balanced, timeless.
We aim to produce work that, like the song, withstands the test of time without losing any of its original power
to connect with the individual. |
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 Jeremy
Jeremy Williams served three years as Editor at
PC Gamer magazine, where he oversaw the production of a monthly CD-ROM, web site,
and parts of the publication. In 2001, he and two friends produced the self-titled pop album,
Buddha Jones. He has continued to produce independent video shorts in his
spare time. His first assignment under Blue 7 was to design and code the company web site. He hopes you like it. |
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 Christopher
Christopher Frisby has worked for several years in Chicago as a
mutual fund analyst for Morningstar. His interests include documentary films, music, history, and politics. He has
completed coursework on documentary and other types of non-fiction film, as well as courses on the films of Stanley
Kubrick and Martin Scorsese. His first documentary study, Changing Woman was produced in 1996. |
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Equipment
- 3-Chip CCD Canon XL1s video cameras
- Telephoto, wide angle, and fisheye lenses
- Glidecam image stabilization rig
- Wireless and shotgun microphones
- Premium Sony MiniDV tapes
- Vegas Video, award-winning non-linear editing software from
Sonic Foundry
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