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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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I intercut footage from two “beauty” stock shoots for Image Souce. Shot on the Sony EX-1 and the Canon 5DMk2, I think this shows the interesting similarities and differences between these two cameras, in fairly similar setups.  You can read more about it on my blog here.

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Here is one of the recap videos I put together for the Blogs With Balls conference that I shot at in Las Vegas.  I assure you, this was as much hard work as it looks.  Read more about this trip here.

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Here are some shot selections from my first shoot for Image Source, a stock footage company.  This was part of their cross-media collections, and I was working alongside photographer Jack Hollingsworth who was shooting “matched” stills to the video I was shooting.  You can read more about it here.

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I put together a little selection of shots from my first project with the Canon 7D. This shoot was for a web series called “The Romeo Files” for the non-profit Our Spirit.  All footage was shot 1080/24p and the primary lens was the Canon 17-55 2.8 and a few were shot with the Canon 70-200 2.8. You can read more about the shoot here.

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Last weekend I went out to watch a friend race in the Gran Prix of Gloucester cyclocross race. I decided to bring my EX-1 and film the event. Lots of bikes, colorful jerseys, some beers in the beer garden, all made for a great day of filming.

You can read more about filming the event on my blog.

Edited by Keith Wasserman
Music by Queen

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I often get asked when applying for shooting gigs if I can shoot and light interviews, so I decided to put together a demo reel for this purpose. I have filmed literally hundreds of interviews, and it is an important skill for most shooters.  All the samples here were shot with an EX-1 and about a quarter of them had the Letus Extreme adapter.  I use anywhere from 0 to 5 lights, and my kit includes Arri, Kino, Zylight, and Lowel lights.

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I was hired as DP on this job, produced by Bill Parker of Hindsight Media. We made a 10-minute video for URWA (the Upper Raritan Watershed Association) and this is a 90 second “teaser” that we cut for them. URWA’s mission is to ensure the protection of the natural resources of the Upper Raritan Watershed through education, advocacy, land preservation and stewardship.  Check out more about this job on my blog.

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This is a PSA I shot and edited for a non-profit organization called Our Spirit, a web-based spiritual resource for LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) youth.

Produced by Robert Guthrie, Directed by Kent French, Music composed by Russell Wolff.

For more info check out my blog post.

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I was the Director of Photography on this year’s 48 Hour Film Project by A Shot in in the Dark Productions.  You can read about the making of this film on my blog.

Directed/Written by Genine Tillotson
Edited by Jess Schumann, Will Cavanagh, and Myself
Music by Russell Wolff

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I shot this piece as a little test when I first got my new Sony XDCAM EX-1.  I was spending the weekend in Mount Washington Valley and there was more snow than I had seen in years.  My patient wife Kate drove around with me one day getting shots in different venues, and the next day we took a hike with my parents and our dogs up to Lowe’s Bald Spot where there were dramatic views of Wildcat and Mount Washington.  It was a perfect winter wonderland.

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A friend was running this year’s Boston marathon, so I saw it as a good opportunity to film event. There were over 20,000 runners and it took them over 30 minutes for everyone to cross the starting line. It is a pretty inspiring event to see first hand.
Music by Blue Man Group

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Saturday, March 22, 2008 was International Pillow Fight Day. Boston was one of several participating cities, with over 500 pillow warriors fighting in Copley Square. It was a sight to be seen and a great opportunity to get some footage. Casualties included a broken microphone mount on my camera and I witnessed several bloody noses. Enjoy!
Music by Ratatat