I filmed 7 commencement events in four days for Boston University this year. We heard a lot of inspiring speeches. Here are my takeaways.

Filmed elements for a documentary with Bill Arbuckle.

Filming a two camera interview and some B-roll with my FX9 and FX3.

After a day of filming outside of the hot sun, I stopped at a local supermarket to just stand in the refrigerated and freezer sections for a while to cool off.

Yesterday's crazy last minute shoot on the island of Nantucket filming two remote interviews for PBS's FRONTLINE. There and back the same day!

Everything you ever wanted to know about how to film remote interviews, but were afraid to ask!

Filming a video for a refugee resettlement organization in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Its 90 degrees + Fahrenheit and muggy outside, and you want me to film at an ice rink? Yes please!!

It was nice and cool in Larsen Skating Rink at Eruzione Center in Winthrop, MA.

An episode of NOVA about neutrinos that I helped shoot in 2020 will finally start airing!

Here are my "pro tips," as a TV cameraperson, for video chats on the web.

Spent some time in Manchester, NH for the Presidential Primary. Shot various events around town in the lead up, then shot live anchor hits for the PBS News Hour on primary night.

Wore a lot of hats at TEDxPortsmouth: Point Of No Return at the Music Hall in Portsmouth, NH.

Dinner break shooting live shots during 2019’s first big snowstorm for the Weather Channel in Boston's North End

35 set-ups in one day, but with a great and efficient crew.

Green screen shoots with monitors pose their own special challenges.

At the AI (Artificial Intelligence) World Conference & Expo at the World Trade Center here in Boston.

It’s rare that I get to shoot symposiums with dogs in attendance. It was a good day.

It’s always fun to see inside one of these cool new buildings.

Checking out the new Canon XF 705 at the Mass Media Expo.

A shoot at Boston (what’s a TD?) Garden.