This surreal portrait series stole the show at NAB (A digital media industry event) back in April, specifically under the RED camera user category. Pat McInnis' score really added a ton of atmosphere to this already moody piece, featuring Mosher's lens discovering subjects frozen in an odd state of suspended animation.
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