James Carden

I shot and edited a wedding video for Chase and Jacqui North at the Hunter Art Museum. I shot the wedding in a cinematic style, which included a large amount of B-roll of various aspects of the wedding.

I do internal video work for EPB. These videos are primarily training videos and corporate initiatives/announcements. My job duties include planning, coordinating, writing, shooting, directing, editing, and animating videos. I also do a good bit of voiceover work as well.

I operated a camera for two separate weddings. They were cinematic packages, so, there was an extensive amount of camera work and b-roll done. I switched back and forth between a canon 60d and a canon 70d, and used a variety of lenses. We shot both indoor and outdoor. I

I operated a canon t2i on a slider rig for an Indian Dance Music Exercise application. I got the close up shots of the talent's feet movements during the exercise routines.

I started out doing basic PA work with helping set up equipment, but, was then asked to be a camera operator. I operated one of the two cameras used to interview four separate Holocaust survivors about their times during the Holocaust.

I mostly handled petty cash for the trip. I would run out and buy breakfast in the morning, supply runs throughout the day (gloves, foot warmers, water, etc.), lunch in the afternoon, and dinner in the evening. I also handled the walky talkies for the duration of the production.

I worked a wide variety of tasks on the set. I helped load and unload gear. I helped set up lighting. I ran errands. I operated a boom mic on one of the shoot days, and I helped flag off traffic.

I mostly helped out the Grip and Electric department in setting up and moving lights. I also assisted the talent between their various scenes.