Tylor Bohlman

Met with director Beeban Kidron in Los Angeles. They had a hotel with "a view of downtown Hollywood" that turned out to be a painted wall. I drove them up the mountain to the view they were looking for. Conducted two interviews overlooking the LA panorama gathered additional b-roll footage.

Free press passes. Hanging out in the mix with steadicams and DSLRs. We got some good stuff and had a good time. Ride: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tsxTjJPlO0 & Style: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mpZTpryFnU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkx9t_dEGi0&feature=share&list=PL59D7B42891C53D17 Speaks for itself. We had a day with some of the most talented Parkour artists in the world, in San Francisco.

We made a feature. Trailer and other info can be found at www.jakesdead.com I produced and shot the film. Handling every aspect of the pre-production, production and post.

From driving people around, to grabbing breakfast, to holding a bounce for lighting, hiking things up and down hills, and talking the lead scientist out to lunch.

Local PA & Runner for the TV show as they visited an Italian restaurant in North Beach. Attempting to turn an Italian car into a pasta maker, they failed and hence, the show never aired. But I did get them their paper towels and Windex within 10 minutes by sourcing nearby venues.

Assisted under Don De Fina (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0208382/). Managed props, dressed sets, and kept a look out for any publisher that might sue us for showing their book titles while shooting in a bookstore.