So I'll be honest, I've never hosted a blog and never thought I would, but I've realized that there are a lot of mistakes I've made in my quest for visual enlightenment that are worth sharing, all in the hopes that others will be able to learn from my mistakes. Here's the lowdown on me and my ambitions, gear, and crew, and I'll try making it as succinct as possible.
I attended San Francisco State University's school of Cinema after a few years at De Anza College in Cupertino and a semester at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo. I graduated in 2006 from SF State with a Cinema degree. I have always been fascinated with the ways that images can have a profound impact on people and society, and wanted to figure out some of the idiosyncrasies of how we as people not only view, but interact with images, and create meaning out of them.
I call myself a Cinematographer and Live Visualist, which are two distinct roles which I am still attempting to marry together.
As a cinematographer, I have been the eye behind a few short films, a feature film, and a lot of my own collection of footage, which I am slowly building as one would build a vocabulary- a language that is completely visual.
I attended San Francisco State University's school of Cinema after a few years at De Anza College in Cupertino and a semester at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo. I graduated in 2006 from SF State with a Cinema degree. I have always been fascinated with the ways that images can have a profound impact on people and society, and wanted to figure out some of the idiosyncrasies of how we as people not only view, but interact with images, and create meaning out of them.
I call myself a Cinematographer and Live Visualist, which are two distinct roles which I am still attempting to marry together.
As a cinematographer, I have been the eye behind a few short films, a feature film, and a lot of my own collection of footage, which I am slowly building as one would build a vocabulary- a language that is completely visual.