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My name is Tom Guilmette and I work in television and film. I love what I do and to keep this very simple, I will post some of the cool stuff I have done thus far in my career.
This site is my online resume and also a place where people can discuss and learn television and film production. I am not an expert, but I have experience and I have worked along side some of the most talented people in the industry. I also get to play with very expensive equipment!
Take a few minutes to look at the content buried on this website. Begin by looking at my work by clicking the links to the left. If you feel adventurous, try wading though my very detailed blog.
If you have a question or comment, please use the forum to start a discussion or post the text in the comment section under the blog or video page.
UPDATE: FEB 19th, 2010 – MY NEXT CAMERA – THE RED ONE – VIDEO BLOG WITH RED FOOTAGE

I was dead set on buying a Sony PDW-F800 XDCAM until I met RED. Now everything has changed and I will soon own a Digital Cinema Camera. Take a look at this video blog with Red footy I shot this past weekend. Plus, download RAW RED R3D files to play with off my blog.
UPDATE: FEB 18th, 2010 – DROPKICK MURPHYS LIVE ON LANSDOWNE – BOSTON HOUSE OF BLUES DVD/CD RELEASE

On March 16th, an insane concert experience is coming to DVD. I directed the photography on the “Dropkick Murphys Live on Lansdowne” St. Patrick’s Day concerts that rocked the House of Blues in Boston. Take a look at the trailer!
UPDATE: FEB 13th, 2010 – QUICK RED ONE HOCKEY CLIP AT 120FPS

I have a RED ONE for a few days. I am trying to decide if I want to buy this camera or a proper TV camera. I decided to bring it to the hockey rink and shoot something I am very use to. I will post RAW R3D files for download in a future blog.
UPDATE: FEB 8th, 2010 – CASIO EX FC150 CAMERA – THE POOR-MANS HI SPEED PHANTOM

I found a great little point and shoot camera that records 120 frames per second in 480 resolution for just $350! Check out the video blog and feel free to download the RAW files to play with on your computer.
UPDATE: JAN 21th, 2010 – What Camera Would You Buy If You Had $60,000?

I will soon be buying a $60,000 plus camera system for my freelance business. But what type of camera should I buy? A digital cinema camera, A broadcast camera or a high speed camera? What would you buy?
UPDATE: JAN 18th, 2010 – CREATIVELY SHOOTING BROADCAST SPORTS

I took a few minutes to look back at the summer of 2009 and talk about some of the most memorable moments outside the game.
UPDATE: JAN 15th, 2010 – COX COMMUNICATIONS SKATE NEWPORT TV SPOT

Commercial Spot shot for cable company in two hours at outdoor skating rink in Newport Rhode Island. I used the Sony PMW-EX1, Letus Ultimate, Nikon lenses, and my homemade PVC skateboard dolly.
UPDATE: JAN 12th, 2010 – NEW EQUIPMENT VIDEO BLOG REVIEW – KESSLER CINESLIDER

I have had a few days to play with the new Kessler CineSlider portable dolly system. I shot a video review at Fenway Park and an abandoned warehouse. The dolly is easy to use and very smooth.
UPDATE: JAN 6th, 2010 – ONE WEEK TIME LAPSE AT NEWFOUND LAKE – CANON 5Dmk2 DSLR

Day and night timelapse and exposure as a New Hampshire lake ices up for the winter. Check out the three minute timelapse now!


Congratulations on a quarter of a MILLION hits on your website!!! I’ll be back in the Bean on sunday and settling down after a hectic holiday, see you around
thanks craig. look forward to shooting with you soon, when its warmer!
awesome stuff
I like your style
Tom nice site man….
had a great time this weekend. filming skateboarding is never easy but i think we did well! that still looks great. i will send you my drive by friday! -AMS
Great work tom keep it up, im shooting with a casio exilim preo ex f1, it does ok video at 300 fps and 600 fps, its 720p is pretty good too, if you get the time, check my stuff out at http://www.yourube.com/XSVpro i would love to get your advice, i follow your site and pop in often, i think the RED 1 is a great choice and in the right hands (such as yourself) WILL make economical sense too!!
Ant