Cinematography Reel
Footage From:
"Gone From Daylight/Neon Sunrises" Directed By: Alex Bright (Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K)
"R" Directed By: Blayne Parker (Shot on the Canon C100 Mark II)
"The Conduit" Directed By: Blayne Parker (Shot on the Canon C100 Mark II)
"Clown Face" Directed By: Karim Dakkon (Shot on the Canon 6D)
"Shadow" Directed By: Karim Dakkon (Shot on the Canon 6D)
"Already Here" Directed By: Zachary Lambe (Shot on the Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K)
"Gone From Daylight/Neon Sunrises" Directed By: Alex Bright (Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K)
"R" Directed By: Blayne Parker (Shot on the Canon C100 Mark II)
"The Conduit" Directed By: Blayne Parker (Shot on the Canon C100 Mark II)
"Clown Face" Directed By: Karim Dakkon (Shot on the Canon 6D)
"Shadow" Directed By: Karim Dakkon (Shot on the Canon 6D)
"Already Here" Directed By: Zachary Lambe (Shot on the Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K)
Aerial Cinematography Reel
Films
Currently unavailable online; however footage can be found in cinematography reel above.
Lighting Showcase
In order to have great cinematography one must first have an adept understanding of lighting. Lighting is more than just how bright or dark a scene is. It's about sculpting the specific mood or style of an image.
On each of the following films I have been credited as Gaffer: