FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Constant education and learning is a key in making your work stand out and taking it to the next level of quality. This is not a job, its a life style. I am what I do and the separation is not possible. I look at things and think , what a great story, look at the lighting, the list just goes on.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I was a radio personality for nearly 15 years, writing, editing and producing audio commercials. I moved into television editing for news and commercials. I started editing documentaries then feature films. It was a progressive move and a natural progression from my degree in mass communication and broadcasting.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
My most common type jobs are concert venues, industrial training and those who want a quality public access television program. I do music videos after a complete understanding from the artist as to what is involved. If they expect to be at a bar and do the song 3-5 times, I don't work for those types. Music videos are short films and tell a story like the song. I also will note that music videos are shot with one camera in my book. Plan on performing the same song up to 50 times, 3-8 days of filming. Every angle that fits, individual players, reverse angles. I love a shot sheet, but its called safety.