Author Archives: san2c

Director, Eric Frick and I just spent a productive and enjoyable day with the fine folks from our hometown grocery chain, Tops Friendly Markets, shooting their new series of commercials with their CEO. The level of enthusiasm on set was … Continue reading →

Here’s a documentary piece on Sammy Watkins I contributed to as camera operator. We spent a day at the Bills training camp in Penfield, NY back in early August to shoot most of this footage:

Our little film “Little Things,” we produced for last year’s 48 Hour Film Project in Buffalo, NY got accepted into another film festival – whoot!

I just spent a day at Paul and Lauren’s Fix’s garage (filled with sick Mustangs) to shoot 3 spots for a leather care product Lauren Fix is spokespersoning for and I have to admit, I had a hard time not … Continue reading →

The first of three spots I shot in a locker room at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena is live:

I got out of the house for a 2 day visit to Wilmington and Dover in the first state – Delaware, to shoot some footage for an M&T Bank spot. The drive was very easy and definitely more comfortable than … Continue reading →

I shot a fun little one day dealio for Towne Mini in the Buffalo area recently and the results are characteristically fun (one of these days, I’ll own one):

Director Eric Frick and I had a real good time yesterday working on a spot for the nice people from Crowley Webb & Associates. We explored some shallow depth of field options with Canon L series lenses on my Red … Continue reading →

I helped produce and acted as cinematographer/camera operator on a recent web spot for Rembrandt Charms (their first ever!) After finding a nice location much closer to home which allowed us to ultimately rule out shooting in the Adirondacks and the … Continue reading →

I was a Kickstarter supporter about a year ago of Spaulding International Cinema’s initial carbon fiber 3 axis gimbal camera stabilizer. These things are super popular as of late and a half day recently working with their version 1 stabilizer convinced … Continue reading →