I've been working on a personal project along with my dad for over a year now. We are slowly but surely making progress. We are working on a film about Studio One, the recording studio where "Sweet Home Alabama," 38 Special hit "Hold on Loosely" and many more major southern rock songs were recorded.
The man behind the sound is Rodney Mills, a Georgia native and legendary producer/engineer who has been making large footprints in the music industry for the last several decades.
We took a road trip to Mills' hometown of Douglas, Georgia to film him mixing a live show at The Martin Centre.
South Georgia was as southern and as beautiful as I hoped.
On our way to Douglas, Georgia, we made a stop to watch farmers work in the cotton fields.
A cellphone photo of an old pharmacy in downtown Douglas, Georgia.
A man steps into my camera frame as I'm taking photos of lights outside of The Martin Centre in Douglas, Ga.
Producer and Engineer Rodney Mills mixes for country artist Winston Slade. Mills produced and engineered Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, Gregg Allman, and many more notable artist.
Producer and Engineer Rodney Mills mixes for country artist Winston Slade. Mills produced and engineered Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, Gregg Allman, and many more notable artist.
Country music artist Winston Slade performs at The Martin Centre in Douglas, Ga.
Country music artist Winston Slade performs at The Martin Centre in Douglas, Ga.
Producer and Engineer Rodney Mills mixes for country artist Winston Slade. Mills produced and engineered Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, Gregg Allman, and many more notable artist.
Chuck Camp, my dad and fellow filmmaker, poses for a photo at The Martin Centre in downtown Douglas, Georgia.
