For all projects I take on, I have one goal in mind: effective communication. To me, effective communication means fully understanding the communication objectives my clients have in mind and then executing in a creative and engaging way. I’m always pushing the limits of my creativity and capabilities to bring the coolest and most entertaining ideas to life.

My work hits a wide range of areas, the majority of the work I’ve done over the past several years is in the development, shooting, directing, and editing of national reality shows for a production company in the greater Boston area. I try to mix it up as often as possible and when somebody has a project that’s different from things I’ve already done it peaks my interest. Recently I’ve been working with the innovation and entrepreneur community in Boston on a variety of cool project about people that really are trying to change the world. Variety is the spice of life, diverse experience, and cool demo reels.

Fancy equipment is awesome, and I love my fancy equipment as much as the next production house. But at the end of the day, fancy equipement does not guarantee a successful project, it’s the expertise behind the camera, in the editing studio and the subtle final touches that makes a real difference. In my mind, there are three critical phases:

  • Shooting in a dynamic style that leaves the post production process exactly what it needs to make a video lives up to its full potential.
  • Editing things in a way that takes video from raw footage to polished gems using any and all of the best video editing and visual effects software on the market.
  • Animating graphics in a truly customized homage to the style, product, and branding of a company, client, or television show.

I enjoy all types of projects and am ready and willing to take on complete projects from start to finish, or simply help out with production, post-production or any graphic animation needed.

I’ve just finished up a project with chef Joe Gatto on a pilot for his new show, From Scratch. He brought me into the project once the majority of camera work had been completed and I helped turn some really great footage into a viable pilot that is currently being considered by Food Network.

But don’t let me tell you about my approach, let me show you. Take a look at my reel, watch some of my most recent work, and if you’d like to chat, drop me a line.