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Monday, January 7, 2013
The FIlm LookCreating the film lookis not just about shooting in HD at 24p, nor is it determined by your camera’s chip size or the narrow depth of field it delivers. The film look is created by the way you plan and … Continue reading Monday, January 7, 2013
A Band Named SamOf all the college courses I completed and the many brilliant and experienced photographers I assisted, nothing really prepared me for a life in video production and photography as much as the time I spent working with a rock band … Continue reading Friday, July 6, 2012
A New Ship in TownA short while ago, those of us who live along the Hudson River were treated to the breath-taking sight of NASA’s space shuttle “Enterprise” performing a fly-by of the Manhattan skyline, mounted atop a Boeing 747 jumbo jet. It was … Continue reading Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The Wills Eye InstituteI’ve often mention that one of the greatest appreciations I have had for my career in both photography and film has been the access allowed to behind-the-scenes. Few professions touch so many people, places and events in this way. A … Continue reading Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Something Old Something NewThere is a certain joy and empowerment attached to a piece of gear with karma and such has been the case with a lens I received from my dear friend and fellow DP, Roberta Findlay. I use a Sony PMW-F3 … Continue reading Thursday, November 10, 2011
Taking Time To Make TImeThe last few months have been the busiest ever for Crazy Duck Productions and for this both Sarah and I are extremely grateful. The work we have produced for our existing clientele, as well as the exciting projects from … Continue reading Sunday, August 7, 2011
Journey to the New (3rd) DimensionAbout a year ago I was honored with an invitation to join Sony’s elite ICE team. ICE, an acronym for Independent Certified Expert, is a small group of working professionals from across the United States. Most are specialists in some … Continue reading Tuesday, June 7, 2011
The ManhattanhengeI had filmed it twice before, but, until now, I hadn’t realized that there was actually a name for it. The Manhattanhenge occurs semi-annually around the summer and winter solstice and it is the only time that the setting sun … Continue reading Sunday, May 22, 2011
The Green LanternLast we Sarah and I helped launch another new coaster at Six Flags: The Green Lantern! This ride has two minutes of the usual spine-chilling climbs, loops and corkscrews, all performed at a lightning speed. The difference here, is that … Continue reading Monday, May 2, 2011
Getting Back to BusinessI’ve received dozens of inquiries as to why I had not been keeping my blog up to date. In fact, I heard from people all over the globe that I had no idea were following my ramblings and often, reading … Continue reading |
