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Here’s a little recent work of mine as B-Camera operator for Gildan Activewear with Blake Shelton. We had 2 Arri Alexa Minis and about 30 minutes at the First Niagara Center to make this happen. One important thing I’ve learned … Continue reading →

Made an early morning visit to Brennan’s Bowery Bar yesterday with director Eric Frick and Key Grip Joe Bunce (basically 1/4 of the A-team) to shoot a spot in honor of their 40-something anniversary. We were in and lit, ready, … Continue reading →

I spent a sliver of the afternoon yesterday shooting an interview with the amazing Ali MacGraw who had some very nice things to say about the Darwin Martin House and Buffalo, NY in general.

I operated camera back in mid December for the Buffalo, NY leg of this documentary piece produced by Vice Media for Live Nation. We had something like 4 Sony FS7 rolling and the place was completely packed with teenage girls … Continue reading →

Spent a few days with Eric Frick shooting footage for a short form documentary on the co-owners of Marble & Rye, an excellent restaurant in downtown Buffalo. We went for a walk on a local farm, harvested wild ramps, and … Continue reading →

Spent a day shooting greenscreen footage and learning an awful lot about O rings yesterday. Ask me about rubber compounds and tensile strength. Go ahead!  

I operated camera and gaffed this commercial shot with my vintage lenses and old fashioned Red Epic MX. It was a good two days of cinematography with Mr. Eric Frick and Todd Bellanca.

Just got word that a cute bio video I shot for Chiampou Travis Besaw & Kershner LLP with Quinlan and Company received a bronze Telly award recently. Whoot!

Spotted this online today. I shot it in late January this year in New York City.  

Got to test drive DPost’s new world class production facility a few days ago with director, Eric Frick for a little table top motion imaging work with my makeshift motion control rig. We hear the footage looks great. Mission accomplished … Continue reading →