Check out my latest reel, featuring footage from projects I have worked on over the last few years. One of my favorite parts of my job is the variety. I get to film so many different things, from cows on organic farms for a documentary, to a Boston-based rock band for a music video, to little orange robots for a trade show video. I always try to look at things in a unique way, bringing a fresh perspective to my projects.
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Honoring a Legend
November 1st, 2011I recently completed a project for Rosie’s Place, a homeless women’s shelter in Boston, for their annual “Funny Women, Serious Business” fundraising event. This was the fourth video I had created for them (including this piece that I did last year). Earlier this year, Kip Tiernan, the founder of Rosie’s Place, passed away, so they wanted this year’s video to be a tribute to Kip. I had met (and filmed Kip) on a few occasions in the past, and she was a very interesting woman, with a long history of social activism. I felt pretty honored and inspired working on this project, knowing that I needed it to feel worthy of Kip. Continue reading »
The Big Ole Lens Test Party
September 7th, 2011This all started because on a daily basis, it seems, my Twitter feed is chock full of discussions about how lens X is SO MUCH better than lens Y, etc, etc. People talk about how much better a certain lens looks over another and I just don’t buy it. I mean, I would guess that [...]
Keeping Up With The Joneses
August 18th, 2011It’s been all quiet on the blogging front the last few months. It’s not a big deal really, and I’m sure my loyal readers (hi, Mom!) have gotten over it. But I just feel annoyed when I look at my site and see that I’ve posted nothing in the last few months. When I started [...]
And yet another… 48 Hours
May 17th, 2011So if my memory serves correct, two weekends ago I shot my SEVENTH 48 Hour Film. (For those unfamiliar with the quite popular, international filmmaking competition, the 48HFP gives filmmakers the opportunity to write, shoot, score and edit a 4-7 minute film in, you guessed it, 48 Hours.) I actually get fairly preachy about how [...]