My first car dealership commercial.  An No, there is not a guy in a monkey suit yelling at you to come down to the lot and buy a car. We mounted a couple GoPro’s to the jeep and headed out.  If Only i could have gotten Sam Elliot to do the VO…

Tourism spot for the town of Gypsum, Colorado.  They wanted to show the world that it’s not just an exit off highway 70, but its a place you should visit, and maybe even call home. This spot was plan B after arriving in town…and the original plan fell through.  I think it came out pretty well for the back up…

This is a little open animation/graphic that I created for our show: Elite Chef. Not gonna lie, it was inspired by the most recent restaurant we shot with.  It’s called “Flame”

We needed a little push for TV 8, so I grabbed the DSLR the other day and ran around getting some B-roll during the TV 8 Morning show. It’s all shot in 24p and was all grabbed in about an hour (except the 2 shots in the beginning & that family shot at the top pf the mountain that were shot by someone else) . I wrote this in about 15 mins, and we edited it in a day…fun stuff.

My Daughter practicing her Cart-wheels..while dad practiced his dolly moves…

I was given the task to produce Black History Month spots that would air on all the FOX Owned stations around the country.  The Wendy Williams people provided us with the Wendy footage, and we did the rest. Graphic Design was handled by whiz kid Tristan Bresnen.  In the end…Both Wendy and Darius’ people were please with the outcome.

In Detroit we had a reporter who like to push the limits. So he did one of his investigations on a Penis enlargement pill.  Obviously we were limited in our video choices so we came up with this…( no pun intended )

We had 2 producers working on this project. 4 days of 16mm film shoots coordinating actors, film crews, locations and most importantly lunch was a lot to do in a limited amount of time.  The result was enough footage to support a multi-phase/multi-spot sports image campaign that was beautiful. My highlight of the 4days of shooting? I was the spritzer boy so the actors looked like they had sweaty bodies…

To introduce our new morning anchors to the market, we thought it would be fun to get our announcer to repeatedly say their names over and over…but incorrectly pronouncing the woman’s name, which happens to be Sheinelle. I produced, directed and edited the project.  The camera work was done by our fine friend Bob Berg (who is a DP that works on shows like “Extreme Makeover Home Edition” and The Great Food Truck Race”).  The end result was a fun little spot that helped get viewers familiar with our new team.

Fun spot with our Morning Anchor team Circa 2006. Was shot over 3 days with a full blown crew in various locations around the city. You should have seen us lugging that couch across the Ben Franklin Parkway. This spot also never saw the light of day.  Within a week of wrapping up the shoots, one of the Anchors was um…no longer on the team, and another followed suit about 1 week after that.