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Tough VFX Shots Made Easy
This article covers how to break down a tough shot when your traditional blue screen and green screen solutions don’t work. Continue »
The Polaroid
A few Saturdays ago we went out to Central Park in NYC and shot a short film in a couple of hours. It’s an experimental piece called “The Polaroid,” and we really got to test out some of the equipment we’ve been sent. Here are a couple of still frames of our camera rig and stills from the actual film,… Continue »
Shoot ‘em Up
Hey guys! Check out our short little Shoot ‘em Up! It was a heck of a lot of fun being able to run around with toy guns, and as pointless as this video is it taught us a lot about workflow, visual effects, and sound design. We shot with a Canon T2i with a Beachtek adapter, Rode NTG-2 microphone, and… Continue »
Indian Road – Short Film
Over the summer, I had the lucky opportunity to collaborate with fellow friend and director Corey Sherman, who I’ve worked with a few times in the past. I was brought on as a cinematographer to his latest project, “Indian Road,” and it was an absolute joy to get to shoot with such a great crew and high-caliber cast. (It’s also… Continue »
Sparkling Object By D.B. Gilles
I’ve written about D.B. Gilles (personal friend, mentor, teacher, and scriptwriter) before; talking about his blog which helps screenwriters who have lost faith in their story to regain some form of motivation, and above all, a jump start to keep their script rolling. However, I have yet to talk about his screenwriting work. Sparkling Object, written by D.B. Gilles which… Continue »
Set of “The Tower Heist”...
One of the great things about living in New York is the constant film shoots. The other day I got a heads up, and brought the camera down to record a little behind the scenes. Enjoy! Continue »
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