Tag: camera
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Keeping It Steady: Filming with a Gimbal (Highlight Reel)

As I look back at previous film and video productions, I was reminded of the challenge and the fulfillment of working with a camera gimbal. This camera technology has always been a bit foreign to me for the past decade. I have worked with several professionals that are well-versed in gimbal and steadicam systems, often…
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The Art Form of Envy
The red sun rakes the grass, caressing the metal holding the hefty tabletop desk, where he vigorously scribbles his visions on the paper, bowing and stretching to the breeze, held down by his left, pictures etched with his right. Lead whiskers coordinated on the page, his hand blends shapes in the page, morphed from ideas…
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The great photo migration of 2018: RIP Flickr account
Flickr is dead to me. No, really. As of this year, I cancelled my Flickr Pro service and began migrating everything off of the platform. This is the end of an era, as I’ve been using Flickr since I purchased my my Canon T2i back in 2010. While the service has definitely served its purpose,…
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Film contests, time, & deadlines
Last month was the annual 48 Hour Film Project for Pittsburgh. I’ve participated in several of those contests in the past, even taking on the role of team leader. Unfortunately, for this contest, I had to step away. I’ve probably touched on this before, but it’s great experience that really tests your talents as a…
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Behind the camera with Reckless Amnesiac
After discussing the next big project by Reckless Amnesiac, I was offered to assist with the first two episodes of the hilarious series known as Hobo Hunters. It was a fantastic experience and I’m always honored to work with the legendary Ian Altenbaugh and Joe Bucci. SHAMELESS PLUG: For more on the series and the…





