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Thanks to Michael Alvarez for including me in Bold Journey. It was a personal interview, to say the least. I learned a lot about myself and my craft.

BLACKMAGIC DESIGN

Thrilled to be included in Blackmagic Design's press release regarding my work on Brooklyn Quarter's short film, Pooped.

ICFF NOMINATION

The Greatest Inheritance keeps getting..."greater." With a total of 7 nominations including Cinematography and Best Picture, we're looking forward to the end of April!

BOLD JOURNEY

Thanks to Michael Alvarez for including me in Bold Journey. It was a personal interview, to say the least. I learned a lot about myself and my craft.

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I was extremely lucky to have shot a very rare independent feature film that wrapped just recently. “Rare” in that not only was it shot in LA, and for 30-days, but I think it’s a story that will truly upend expectations of its genre. Shot By an Angel, now in post - and I can’t wait to get my hands on color.

I live for these moments. Not an intricate camera rig, or detailed lighting setup. Just the hard-working cast and crew watching playback, and their amazing reactions. Shot By An Angel, in production now. @drbellard1

My father went to West Point, and my father in-law served in Vietnam. I have also had the honor of knowing and working with many Vets on set, as the film industry’s many similarities to the military still awes me to this day. None of this was more apparent than working on The Keeper. A small production, but a show that had everything it needed. The Vets and members of the hiking community who served as the backbone of this movie - some of which had never stepped foot on a set before - put all of themselves into making this film, and their heart is tangible in every single frame of that story. It’s why I love independent filmmaking. It’s why I love those who served to build something future generations would benefit from.

But there will always be scars - both external and internal. Which is why we celebrate today, and why George Eshleman hiked the Appalachian Trail with 363 name tapes. The battle continues, but we’re never alone. The Keeper, it’s profound message, and the hard work of all the people who poured their hearts into it (and the reason for it), is now available to watch on Amazon Prime.

In a world of streaming and options to have visual media instantly distributed online, it’s such a thrill to be able to go to a theater and see your work projected on the big screen. It’s one of the reasons I pursue this art in the first place. Thank you @thekeeper.movie for rejuvenating my love of the theater, and congrats to all of the cast and crew that made it possible!

New Narrative Reel! As artists who pour themselves into every small detail of their creations, it can be a real challenge sometimes to pick the “best” of your work. But for me it’s rather a trip back in time - a reminder of why you make art in the first place, and the fantastic relationships that came from it. I’d like to thank everyone in my ever-growing film family, without which these images wouldn’t exist.

9pm in LA, which means the sun is just coming up in Rwanda - some of the most beautiful sunrises imaginable. Here’s one early wake up that was worth every second, especially with @dzofilm and their Vespid prime lenses - scroll to the end for the result.

This footage and much more just had its first sneak peak, with an official premiere this coming Tuesday, June 11th. Follow @impacthope for details, and look out for the first episode: The Quest for Hope!

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