My Millbrae Patch.com video. I asked local residents their opinion on Safeway's history of hiring non-union, lower wage, non-local construction workers as city officials consider plans for construction of a new Safeway in downtown Millbrae, CA.
Stuff In SFNative's Head
Video stories, entrepreneurship, writing, real people, observations and other random thoughts that spill out of my busy and restless head. I have to write them down somewhere or my skull will explode!
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Should Safeway hire locally or not?
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Broadway Ave,
Burlingame Safeway,
community,
Dyna Lopez,
low wage,
Millbrae Patch,
Millbrae Safeway,
non-local,
non-union,
Peninsula,
sfnative2008,
union construction workers
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Chinese New Year Greetings 2011
My Millbrae Patch "On the Street" video where I asked people at the Millbrae Library last month to share their Chinese Year Greetings and experiences. It's the Year of the Rabbit.
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Cantonese,
Chinese,
Chinese New Year,
Dyna Lopez,
good luck,
Greetings,
happy,
Mandarin,
Millbrae Library,
Millbrae Patch,
Red Bull
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
Bay Area Asian Bone Marrow Drive - News Article
I produced a news story about the need for Asian and Pacific Islander bone marrow/stem cell donors. The Alameda, CA based Asian American Donor Program is conducting year long donor drives throughout the Bay Area.
This story has a face to it, instead of a statistic, as one San Francisco native must undergo a bone marrow transplant next month. Diagnosed with leukemia in September, she hasn't found a match...yet.
The self help swab donation kits can be mailed to residences. It's a simple process including paper work processing.
For more information about the Asian American Donor Program, visit http://www.aadp.org/.
My news article: http://patch.com/A-cG
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Asian Bone Marrow,
black,
dental school,
dentist,
Dyna Lopez,
ethnic,
Fearless Fitness,
Foster City,
hispanic,
National Marrow Donor Program,
sfnative2008,
SFViewfinder,
Stem Cell
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Friday, December 17, 2010
Eco Educational Juggler
I shot a news video of San Francisco Bay Area juggler, Doug Nolan, who entertained patrons at the Millbrae Library, located in the northern peninsula area.
He educates children about recycling with his various comedic juggling acts. As you can see and hear in the video, parents and children of all ages can't keep their eyes off him.
This was the most entertaining video I've shot so far. I had to control my giggles to prevent my camera microphone from picking it up.
He educates children about recycling with his various comedic juggling acts. As you can see and hear in the video, parents and children of all ages can't keep their eyes off him.
This was the most entertaining video I've shot so far. I had to control my giggles to prevent my camera microphone from picking it up.
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comedy,
Doug Nolan,
Dyna Lopez,
Millbrae Library,
recycling,
Rock Steady Juggling,
sfnative2008
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Bay Area and World Series nostalgia
I produced a feature video story for Millbrae Patch in memory of a Bay Area and World Series icon, Joe DiMaggio, days before the Giants won the National League pennant. I heard about this story from a local Millbrae resident while I was shooting video for another story right across the street from Leonardo's deli.
If you're ever in downtown Millbrae and have an appetite for good Italian food and baseball nostalgia, check out this neighborhood favorite. Pictures of other iconic athletes, such as San Francisco 49er Joe Montana and Oakland A's Reggie Jackson, are also displayed.
Memories...
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baseball,
Dyna Lopez,
Fear the Beard,
football,
Giants,
Kung Fu Panda,
Leonardo's Italian deli,
National League,
New York Yankees,
pennant,
San Francisco Giants,
The Freak,
World Series,
Yankees
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
What Is Renewal Energy Enterprises - REEF?
A video I produced for Renewal Energy Enterprises Foundation www.alleviatepovertynow.org, an Oakland,CA based non-profit helping create solar powered hospitals in agricultural provinces of northern Philippines.
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alleviatepoverty,
brownout,
energy,
energy technology,
oil,
Philippines,
power outage,
REEF,
Renewal Energy Enterprises,
solar,
solar panel,
wind turbine,
Zimbales
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Shooting a Music Video for the 48 Hour Film Project
Last week, my friend Vincent Lowe asked me to shoot a music video of the up and coming Indian acoustic Marin rock band, Raj Ramayya and Brett Boyd of the Beautiful Losers as part of the 48 Hour Film Project multi media montage which includes clips of this years' San Francisco film entries. I suggested we have a two camera shoot for variety and insurance. So I invited my colleague Cory Oberdorfer to be the second camera person.
Just so happens I had a full blown cold with the chills. Jeeez. Triple Darn. But the show must go on! I powered up my Panasonic, set the controls and handed it over to Cory to start the shoot while I rested inside the car. I woke up in time to shoot some of the goat scenes. The grazing goats were shy at first, wondering what the heck were these singing humans doing parading around their pasture 'hood holding these sound emitting accouterments. A few warmed up to the camera.
Brett and Raj were a great and flexible team to work with as they were very comfortable in front of the camera and the goats!
Like what you hear? See the Beautiful Losers perform at San Francisco's Hotel Utah on September 10!
Visit www.thebeautifullosers.net for the 4-1-1.
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48HFP music video movie,
Beautiful Losers,
Brett Boyd,
Dyna Lopez,
Golden Gate Bridge,
Hotel Utah,
Indian acoustic rock,
Mill Valley,
Raj Ramayya,
San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project
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