Ned Myerberg

I worked as a PA on set, managing the location so that people didn't interrupt the shot, and helping out the camera department transport equipment I worked as a runner--picking up and delivering equipment to set, picking up snacks and lunch, picking up and dropping off film at the lab

I was the editor of this five minute video "Fear in The Human Brain" which profiled a study by Dr. Paul Seigel at SUNY Purchase on Freud's theory of "Counterphobia" and how it's seen in the brain.

I worked as an assistant to Producer Yuko Arakawa, performing a variety of on-set tasks: --Communicated between the different departments--production, the client, the talent, HMU, and answering needs, solving problems on a case-by-case basis --Scheduled arrivals and departures and found means of transportation for the talent and the crew

I shot a hula-hooped themed birthday party at the Prince George Ballroom, and edited the footage into a short music video. Stylistically borrowing form early 60s French cinema.

I performed a variety of on-set tasks, helping setting up camera, grip, and lighting equipment including jibs, dollies, lights, and flags. I drove the equipment van and delivered equipment to set.

I edited this collage of a middle class American family's super 8 home movies from the 60s into a dynamic and thrilling adventure of international scope.

I was the editor for this short film which was an official selection at the 2010 Hampton's International Film Festival.

I shot and edited this documentary about a fiercely optimistic entrepreneur and salesman.