Contact

DRG Films LLC
P.O. Box 53623
Los Angeles, CA 90053
drgfilms@gmail.com

About

Based out of the greater Los Angeles area in Southern California, DRG Films LLC is a visual production company that produces commercials, music videos, short films, and all other motion picture projects.

The company also provides photography services such as headshots, commercial prints, and portraits.

Gallery

Reggie Reagor

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Mayon Denton

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26 February 10
It’s always interesting to take a picture of someone else taking a picture.  This shot was taken during a photo shoot we were filming for El Volo, a famous photographer and editor for Low Rider Magazine.  My partner Reggie Reagor has been working with him for a few years now.  We all went along to capture this particular day, which was filmed in the LA River. While Danlen and Reg were filming, I was taking snap shoots of what was going on.  What is captured here is a still image that I converted from the video Danlen shot.  I had to change the angles using some clever techniques to get the exact angle and shot I wanted.  The color of the car was so dynamic that I wanted to show the audience nothing but the purple, so I changed all the other colors into a high contrast black and white just leaving the purple popping out of the photo.  Dope!!!

Mayon Denton

It’s always interesting to take a picture of someone else taking a picture.  This shot was taken during a photo shoot we were filming for El Volo, a famous photographer and editor for Low Rider Magazine.  My partner Reggie Reagor has been working with him for a few years now.  We all went along to capture this particular day, which was filmed in the LA River. While Danlen and Reg were filming, I was taking snap shoots of what was going on.  What is captured here is a still image that I converted from the video Danlen shot.  I had to change the angles using some clever techniques to get the exact angle and shot I wanted.  The color of the car was so dynamic that I wanted to show the audience nothing but the purple, so I changed all the other colors into a high contrast black and white just leaving the purple popping out of the photo.  Dope!!!

Mayon Denton

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