I offer a wide range of services:
Film Production
Complete fully kitted out Sony PMW-F55 4K camera, prime lenses, lighting packages, camera support, and production equipment including jib arm, dolly, Steadicam… and more.
Cinematography
Experienced with lighting designs, assembling and managing film crews to meet the demanding visual needs for cinematic film-style commercial, TV and film productions.
Post Production
From editing suites featuring Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere, and Final Cut Pro X to advanced color correction using the world’s most advanced color grading system DaVinci Resolve.
URSA mini 4.6K footage test drive
This past month marks exactly three years since the Sony F55 first started shipping and was available worldwide. I’ve been a pretty proud owner of the F55 and aside from some of it’s quirks that still exist, it’s a camera that has come a long way with periodic firmware updates unlocking new or improved functionality for FREE that wasn’t previously …
Ultimate Exposure Guide For Sony PXW-FS5
Picking up where my previous Ultimate Exposure Guides for the F5, F55, and FS7 left off – I wanted to let all my visitors and subscribers know that I’ve released a new version of my exposure guide specifically for the latest Sony super35mm camera – the PXW-FS5! Since the advent of log based gamma curves on more mainstream cameras by …
Super Magenta Killer 3D LUT pack
For those who are tired of dealing with a dreaded magenta cast in their Sony footage I have developed an amazing 3D LUT pack that I’ve decided to share and call the Super Magenta Killer 3D LUT pack! Aside from reducing a magenta cast in your footage, these 3D LUTs also emulate the ARRI Alexa/Amira REC709 color profile so you …
Another Catalyst Browse coloring session
I worked on a narrative project recently and eager to see some of the results brought the footage shot on the Sony PMW-F55 into Catalyst Browse software by Sony. Below is not what I’d called “color grading” but rather simple “color correction” – the difference to me being that “grading” is more about stylizing an image perhaps with a specific …
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