Doug LaRue ART OPENING PARTY @ Cafe Caffeine 909 West Mary Street Sept 29, Saturday 2007 Doug's footage from the Winter Solstice Celebration at Tiwanaku, Bolivia is used on Digging for the Truth, a History Channel tv series 2007 Doug completes his 3rd feature length film Strange Daze, Austin Groove Part 2 2006 LaRue spends June and July in Bolivia as Director of Photography for an Archeology Documentary (un-named). Laura also was there shooting stills for the cable network productions. 2005 Doug's feature film Debut in a film called Idiocracy, directed by Mike Judge. Watch thie clip 2005 Doug and Laura Produce The Austin Groove Festival featuring 7 bands over 2 days at Northcross Mall, Austin, TX 2004 Ultrasonic Video Nominated for Video of the Year. Producer / Director / Shooter / Editor 2003 Producer / Director. Doug's First feature length film is released Austin Groove...30 Years Inside Austin's Music 2001 Featured inThe Directory of Illustration Vol. 20, pg. 486 2000 Featured in The Directory of Illustration Vol. 19, pg. 651 1995 2nd Place Award winning illustration by Doug La Rue featured in a art gallery show at the Texas State Capitol Building. 1995 1st Place in Multi-Media Illustration, Greater Austin Multmedia Shootout 1994 La Rue Designs a 17,000 s.f. building used for retail at Ridgemar Mall, Ft. Worth, TX 1994 La Rue Designs a 8,000 s.f. Office and Meeting Facility for a Housing and Urban Development Grant, Conroe, TX. ©1995-2006 Glaze Studio

Doug La Rue grew up in Dallas, Texas and being the offspring of an engineer and an artist he quickly found a passion for Art and Photography. La Rue landed two internships with professional photographers before graduating from High School and won every art and photo contest he entered during this time including the Thomas Jefferson Scholarship and was inducted into the National Quill and Scroll Honor Society for Journalism.

In college, La Rue worked as a photojournalist and provided work for United Press International and Associated Press, taught Photography / Darkroom classes and even made the Dean's List while completing a degree in Environmental Design from Texas A&M University in the fall of 1987. He moved to Austin and spent the next seven years producing books for various publishers like Holt Rinehart Winston and Steck-Vaughn. La Rue also designed several children's books and characters for L.B.Co. Publishing, including Charge, The Littlest Aggie and Esprit & Claire, The Spirit and Vision of Notre Dame. LaRue also produced web sites for LBCo including The Littlest Longhorn - The Saga of Bevo. In 1994 La Rue worked with Ken Roberson, Executive Producer of the motion pictures "Rigged" and ’ÄúYellowhair and the Fortress of Gold.’Äù LaRue color corrected Rigged at PhotoKem in Burbank, California during its conversion to D1 from 35mm. In 1994 La Rue founded Glaze Studio, a creative visual media production company. The company's first contract was with the Texas Department of Transportation producing a statewide identity campaign for motorcycle safety in Texas. The project included logos, illustrations, poster art, billboards, bumper stickers, decals and television commercials starring Jimmie Vaughan with a pair of magic sunglasses. In 1996 La Rue became Co-Publisher of Capitol City Arts & Entertainment Magazine during which he seized the timely opportunity to establish an independent music website just as the Internet was gaining public awareness. After launching the magazine during SXSW the website quickly became popular worldwide getting as many as 200,000 page views a month. Over the past 13 years La Rue has owned and operated Glaze Studio and produced a number of exciting media projects including Motion Pictures, Identity Campaigns, Magazines, Documentary Films, Web Sites, Live Concerts and more. CLIENT LIST Laura Rojo-La Rue is a talented Austin Addy Award Winning Photographer who produces international stock footage for the studio to use in it's projects when she is not hard at work at her primary job working for Apple Inc.

Clip from Idiocracy by Mike Judge

Beef Supreme (Andrew Wilson) comes out of retirement with the biggest, monster truck of all time for Joe aka, Not Sure's (Luke Wilson) rehabilitation. Rita (Maya Rudolph), The Prezident of America (Terry Alan Crews) are in attendance and Doug LaRue is a Kernel in the the Guitar Army as well as a fan leaning on the railing.

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