Thanks to Loyd Calomay of Red5 Studios for putting this together!

Animal House Theme. This was such a fun party.
Spencer has one of the best personalities of any Bar Mitzvah boy i have filmed. Once again the phenomenal Julia Hewitt produced the event!

One of my absolute favorite events of the year. Drenched in Beatles goodness. Julia Hewitt was the amazing Event Planner.

AND LET’S NOT FORGET THIS REMARKABLE 3D PHOTO MONTAGE THAT WAS PLAYED THAT NIGHT TO AN ASTOUNDED AUDIENCE

This is their Party:

Rachel & Isabella’s Party: Sneak Peek from David Robin on Vimeo.

This is their Montage:

Rachel & Isabella’s B’nai Mitzvah Montage from David Robin on Vimeo.

This fabulous event was put together by Heidi and Carol at King Dahl Event Design at the Westlake Hyatt. They did an amazing job! My good buddy Stuart Townsley took the photographs, and Billy from H2H rocked the house as usual. Can this guy ever NOT rock the house? Don’t think so.

I have to tell you though, this family were great. Kathryn (mom) is so warm and kind, it made it a joy to work for her. With clients like these, you just want to go above and beyond. Thank you so much. It was truly a pleasure!

Emily’s Bat Mitzvah from David Robin on Vimeo.

This was a truly fabulous event. Kehillat Israel in the Palisades, and the exquisite Beverly Hills Hotel were the locations for this Simcha. My long time friend and associate Brian Hodes, was the photographer, and Along Came Mary’s Mary Micucci was the Event Planner. Jim Eppolito, from West Coast Music, out did himself with the entertaiment. Not being able to be there myself, i entrusted the filming to none other than internationally renowned, multi-award winning David Hohenthaner, from VHVideo in Tampa, Florida. I flew him in especially to shoot this. As Emily’s Dad is the President of Paramount Pictures, you don’t want to mess around. My other favorite cameraman, the ever fantastic Ari Perilstein, shot 2nd Unit.

This one’s from last year, but Tori’s way to cute not to have it posted. We custom designed the “film” overlay, then simply treated the video with a sepia filter. Enjoy!