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What camera would you buy for $60,000?

I am selling a house to buy a camera. Well, a second house I built with my friends in New Hampshire. I work way too much to enjoy it and find myself camping out under the stars more than under a roof!
My clients are demanding gear and I am tired of renting a camera for [...]

800 Red Sox Games Later – How I Remain Creative as a Sports Cameraman

I am a professional broadcast sports television camera operator. That is what pays the bills and I enjoy it. Most of the time.
I am about 80 percent television technology guru and 20 percent sports fan at the moment. I love using the top of the line high definition camera equipment that costs more than my [...]

ContourHD 720p and 1080p Raw H.264 File Downloads Straight Off Memory Cards

First of all, they guys at VholdR let me borrow the 720p version ContourHD camera. I liked it so much, I paid $330 at BH Video to buy the 1080p upgraded version. I am not being paid by VholdR to write this blog. I am doing it to help you decide if this camera is [...]

Six Canon 5dmk2 Cameras, a Sony PDW-700 and a Letus

I am gearing up for a big job this weekend. Take a look at the gear I will be using!
I know I have the RED ONE, new Gamecreek MSG New York TV truck, Letus Mini and ContourHD video blogs to finish, but check out this one shot a few minutes ago!

How am I going to [...]

HD Video on Facebook

I have been keeping a close eye on the evolution of HD video on the internet over the last two years. For a while, YouTube was really the only game in town and the video quality was terrible. And people seemed to be dropping F*bombs constantly in the comment section under the videos.
Then, just over [...]

The On-Air Mention

VIDEO BLOG: The “on-air mention”:
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All professional sports camera guys love this. Even if they say…ahhh big deal. I am talking about the “on-air mention.” It does not happen very often, but when it does, it usually follows a sick camera shot or replay.

I captured another sweet puck follow to glove [...]

Working for Vinten and Letus at NAB in Vegas

Finally, after many years of reading trade magazines drooling over cutting-edge equipment, surfing the internet for new gear leaks, and listening to countless television engineers talk about it… I AM GOING.
I am going to the biggest gathering of television geeks on the planet: The National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. Think of [...]

New CBS Hard Drive Workflow with FEDEX

I can remember the days when I would rent gear (or use my own), shoot in a location near my home and Fed EX the tapes overnight across the country to an editor for a major client.
Those days still occur, but now I find myself Fed EX’ing inexpensive USB hard drives across the United States. [...]

Celtics Paul Pierce Sit Down Interview

Today I worked as a lighting director and a director of photography for Turner Network Television (TNT) in Waltham, Massachusetts. I was asked to help setup and shoot a sit down interview with John Thompson Jr. (former Georgetown University coach) and Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics.
You can watch a time lapse of our entire [...]

The Dolly Chair at Fenway Park

I recently got to operate the high home camera position at Fenway Park for a special project we shot with one of the richest people on the planet, Warren Buffet. The shoot was cool and exciting, but what I sat in was even better than meeting a billionaire.
A guy named, “Clam” actually sits in this [...]

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