Television Series
Free Fall
An airline captain saves everyone on board after a 39,000-foot plunge - then watches his life unravel when the NTSB accuses him of destroying evidence. Adapted from Emilio Corsetti III's Scapegoat. Hidden trauma, a double life, and a fight against institutional injustice. This one's been living in my head since I read the book, and it's the kind of story that reminds you why long form television series exist.
Branded Microdrama
The Yachtsman
A "lost" lottery winner cruises exotic ports - but he's actually a rogue operative for a clandestine UNESCO/Interpol division, recovering stolen cultural artifacts before black market smugglers can move them. Think Ocean's Eleven on a cruise ship with a Thomas Crown twist and a MacGyver toolkit. Each series plays out during a single voyage, with the ship's tender schedule as the ticking clock.
Vertical Series
Minute Universe
One-minute vertical episodes. Scripted. Acted. Complete narrative arcs in sixty seconds - comedy, drama, action, whatever the story demands. Designed for ad-supported platforms as high-energy standalone hits, but here's the trick: the episodes connect, and when stitched together horizontally, they become full short films. Two-tiered entertainment - the snack and the meal from the same kitchen.
Technical Capabilities
Specialty remote systems, telescopic cranes (Technocrane, Moviebird, Supertechno, Scorpio), remote heads (Libra, Titan, Scorpio, Matrix, Defy, Mo-Sys, DJI), arm cars, cable cam systems, track camera systems, drone/UAS operations (FAA Part 107, instrument-rated pilot), manned aerial cinematography, underwater camera systems, dolly operation, motion control/capture systems, live broadcast multi-camera operation.
Union Memberships
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International Cinematographers Guild (ICG Local 600)
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Society of Camera Operators (SOC)
Full resume and credits available upon request and on IMDb link. For availability, contact information is below.
Crafty
The Art of the Machine.
Long-form YouTube episodes and shorts. Behind-the-scenes deep dives into the tools, the tech, and the technique. Rigging a RED to an airplane. Why I still shoot vintage glass on modern sensors. The engineering behind handwheels. If you've ever paused a video to see what camera platform someone's using, this is your show.
Plugs
Main Character Energy.
Cinematic travel vlogging — but not the kind where someone holds a GoPro at arm's length and says "guys" fourteen times. This is the Anthony Bourdain approach: go to a place, find the story, shoot it like a short film. Hidden gems, design appreciation, and locations so beautiful you'll want to live inside the frame.
AIrchives
History in Small Bytes.
AI-animated historical documents, letters, and data brought to life. Dry text becomes visual narrative. A soldier's letter from WWI becomes a cinematic experience. The US Constitution gets the treatment it deserves. This is the Trojan Horse: what we do with history, we can do with your archives, your data, your legacy content.
LET'S TALK SHOP
This isn't the agency inquiry form. This is the filmmaker's direct line.
If you're a development executive with a project that needs a writer-director who understands production budgets as well as he understands story structure - reach out. If you're a UPM or production coordinator looking for a specialty camera operator with three decades of experience and the union cards to prove it - reach out. If you're a producer exploring co-production, a financier evaluating talent attachments, or a fellow filmmaker who wants to collaborate on something that matters - you guessed it.
For camera operating availability, development inquiries, or production collaboration:
