From the writers of Despicable Me and Bubble Boy: the Musical comes the. Ultimately, George decided to visually present the idea that “it feels like we are literally living in a bubble.”īeyond this project, George’s distinguished career includes photographing subjects around the world. Becoming Nancys Jason Goldston (Sweeney Todd), Beautifuls Kevin Hack.
“I literally woke up in the middle of the night and started thinking of ideas on how I could be inspired by the coronavirus pandemic rather than becoming totally depressed by it.” “As an advertising photographer, I need to keep coming up with fresh ideas and work,” George said.
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Once COVID-19 began to spread, he brainstormed how to repurpose the purchase. While George said many have thought the bubble was a product of Photoshop, he actually bought it for a planned lifestyle and fashion shoot. George controls the camera remotely inside the bubble while Sherryl executes most of the propping, styling and art directing from outside the bubble. “Our main goal was to create something fun that we could share with friends and hopefully illicit a smile,” George said. They represent a fun approach to reinforcing the importance of self-isolation during the coronavirus pandemic. The whimsical images feature George and Sherryl engaging in activities around their house, with George inside a protective, large bubble.
He and his wife Sherryl produced the “Bubble Boy” photography series for his website and social media channels. George Kamper ’77 (Professional Photography) is using his creativity to try and put smiles on faces during a difficult time.
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