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I
started photography at 14 and spent much of my teenage years taking
pictures,
reading books on photography and watching movies. Here are a few of
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In
the early 80’s I made a documentary on the New York subway which
screened at several festivals
and on a few European TV stations. Here is a short version: |
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Here
are some solar projects in the US I photographed in the mid 80's: |
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I
started working as a cameraman and video engineer for news and
corporate productions.
I was making a living but was unfullfilled.
In the spring of 1990, I took a steadicam workshop with Garrett
Brown and found my passion.
I bought a steadicam and have been operating for features, music
videos and commercials ever since.
You can see some of the music videos I worked on
and a listing of features on 
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In
2005 Eve Sussman asked me to be the Director of Photography for her
feature "The Rape of the Sabine Women." This was a great experience.
Some of the locations were the Herodion Theater at the Acropolis in
Athens with 700 extras, a summer house designed by architect Nikos
Valsamakis, the Pergamon Museum in Berlin and Tempelhof Airport.
I found my calling. Working as a Director of Photography brings all
my talents together.
I love helping directors bring their vision to life.
After the release of "The Rape of the Sabine Women" in 2007 I
started receiving calls for more cinematography work.
In 2008 I lensed the TV show "We Are New York" for which I won an
Emmy.
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Some
of my work as a Director of Photography includes 4 more features,
music videos for 50 Cent and The Roots, numerous award winning short
films, three more projects with Eve Sussman and second unit work on
"The Reader" and "For Colored Girls."
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