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Atlanta crew shoots with Fashion Icon for E! News
I got to shoot for E! News, covering one of the most fashionable women around, Tracie Howard, according to Vanity Fair magazine. I didn’t have to go far and got to stay in Atlanta for this one. We pulled up to her place bright and early, loaded up my HDX900 and lights and made magic. […]
Read More →Nashville Cameraman in Phoenix for Fox Sports
Nashville Camerman Craig Goodale traded country for cacti as he joined forces with GTT DP Dan Lowrey in Phoenix, AZ. Fox Sports teamed with Go To Team to shoot footage of the San Diego Padres at spring training. Gear included the Panasonic HDX900 x 2,…
Read More →Making it big in small market TV
In the competitive world of television news, most journalists are told that moving up will require moving on. Yet, there’s a lot to be said for staying put, according to Rayanne Weiss, assistant news director at Raycom-owned WLOX-TV in Biloxi, Miss. “You can do amazing things in a smaller market; we’ve won every national award; …
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Read More →Dallas Crew Works With Jeff Burton and CAT
Texas Motor Speedway recently hosted their April NASCAR race. I just love it when NASCAR comes to town. This time I was shooting for NASCAR Media Group. Jeff Burton’s sponsor, Caterpillar, wanted footage of their hospitality tent, the new paint scheme, and the race. I was shooting on the Panasonic HDX 900. After picking up […]
Read More →The first of the Seattle photogs
The first generation of news photographers to work out of Seattle gathered together up at South Cle Elum, WA to document the opening of the final segment of the electrification of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway on March 5, 1920. Will E. Hudson of Pathe News is at […]
Read More →New York Crew Shoots at Trimpers for “Your Business”
Recently my HDX900 and I headed over to Ocean City, MD to work with MSNBC Your Business. We were shooting a piece on Trimper’s Amusements and Rides, an amusement park that has been own and operated by the the Trimper family for over 100 years. The park itself was your classic boardwalk amusement park at […]
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