Bloodygood Pictures is a joint venture between Videographer/Editor Paul Michael Bloodgood, and his wife, Photographer Anne Marie Bloodgood.
CONTACT ANNE MARIE FOR PRICING ON:
- DANCE / THEATRE PHOTOGRAPHY
- BAND PHOTOGRAPHY
- HEADSHOT PHOTOGRAPHY
- WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
CONTACT PAUL MICHAEL FOR PRICING ON:
- ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR DESIGN PROJECTS
- BAND / RESTAURANT / COMMERCIAL LOGOS
- POSTERS
- HIGH-DEFINITION WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHY / EDITING
- FEATURE / SHORT FILM EDITING
- SOUND FX / EDITING
-MISC. FILM PROJECTS
Anne's Bio:
Photographer Anne Marie Bloodgood primarily focuses her work on another art form -- dance. Dancers spend years studying, training, and fine-tuning their craft, continually striving and pushing themselves to their artistic and physical limits. As a photographer, Anne Marie has a rare perspective into this balance of athleticism and artistry, as she is also one of Ballet Austin's 20 professional ballet dancers.
"I was first introduced and intrigued by photography in junior high school, but with no photography programs in my senior high school, I was unable to really explore my new interest. My first experience with a professional ballet company was right out of high school with the Louisville Ballet, and this is where I first began seeing moments that I wanted to capture with a camera. Coming from a small ballet school, this was my first up close look at how professionals worked, and how as a dancer you are not only a technician but also an artist. From the Louisville Ballet, I continued on as an apprentice at Ballet Pacifica, joined the corps de ballet of Nevada Ballet Theatre and then finally found a home at Ballet Austin. It wasn't until my time at Nevada Ballet Theatre that I started taking a few photography classes at a local college and bringing my camera along with me to work. Since then we have been inseparable. It constantly intrigues me, how the same movement or position can look so different from various corners of the rehearsal studio. And then what you thought of it before is turned upside down when you see it onstage from the audience's perspective, and then again when you see it from the wings.
In showing my work my goal is not to show off my photographs, but rather to combine two art forms that can so easily compliment each other, while visually expressing who Ballet Austin is and showcase my co-workers in our art form. To show their strength and vulnerability simultaneously, to temporarily freeze a breathtaking moment that any of them have created. Whether it's the beautiful shape of a dancer's legs, a bounding leap from one of our male dancers, the gentleness of how one dancer picks up another's hand, or the silhouette of a tutu-clad Ballerina, preparing in the wings for her final performance."
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I am currently reading Dear Isabelle by Jessica Swan. Here’s an excerpt from the book. I hope you enjoy it and I wish you much success in 2008.
Stars flickered playfully in the misty night sky. Their glittered bodies shined like glorious fragments of a shattered halo, despite the slow, steady rain. My footsteps echoed against the wet pavement, as did the raindrops against my umbrella. Several shadows danced in and out of the rain’s glistening shower before they mysteriously disappeared behind the streetlights.
