Latest gig.

[Shooter]

So I was hired to run a pedastal camera on a game show in L.A. for NBC.
While on the set I was allowed to shoot some stills.
Here's a couple.

7 frame pano shot with a 24mm handheld in vertical oreintation.
Stitched with PTGui.




My camera.


Game agents.


Record area from the truck.


Camera control section of the truck.


This is the high speed camera, sickest new toy I have seen.
Records up to 1000fps, in full HD. The body alone is $117.000.00
The lens is a Angenieux Optimo 24-290mm Zoom Lens @ f2.6 and rents for $550.00 a day.
The little box that sits on top of the camera is the hard drive. It writes to at 1 gig a sec. and runs $75.000.00.


Cranking up the lights for a Highspeed shot.


The director saw some of the shots I was doing and thought they were cool, so he set up this lighting shot for me to shoot during the show. He said, ok, run over and shoot some still of this with the camera's.
spur of the moment, the operators didn't know what I was doing so they didn't look at me.


Final day crew shot.


Thanks for looking.
By the way, show debuts March 14th at 8pm.

[JayT]

wtf? the audience is projected in the background?

[Shooter]

Originally Posted by JayT

wtf? the audience is projected in the background?

That's just the virtual audience for when the game graphics aren't in the screen. Sort of like filler during down time. For framing and lighting.
There are 400 live people in the audience during the taping.

Like this.

[JWPhoto]

you have an awesome job!!!

[Brady]

great photos!!! loved the look of the stitched vertical pano. shots

[Shooter]

Originally Posted by JWPhoto

you have an awesome job!!!

Thanks, Just wish I worked more then a week a month.
That's what I get for choosing to live in the N.W.

Originally Posted by Brady

great photos!!! loved the look of the stitched vertical pano. shots

Thanks. PTGui is a great program.
I just wish I had a pano rig to do them with.