Sheldon Charron

I produced, shot, directed, edited and color graded this as a one man band using a Canon C70 and Canon R5. I flew in with minimal gear and shot this over 2.5 days.

Sold and produced this film. Ran a crew of three, DP, directed talent. Part 107 Remote Pilot In Command for the drone footage.

I shot, edited, color graded this film as a one man band. I had two days of shooting in Texas and also flew the drone, including the warehouse shots. It was a crazy shoot as we had a snow storm on day two and lost a good chunk of the day due to roads being closed, but I managed to pull it off.

I produced, directed, edited and colored this film which is up on Amazon Prime. It was shot on a Fs& and Sony A7S II.

Researched and developed the story, sizzle reel and show pitch that resulted in the sale to History Channel Canada.

Wrote the concept, produced, directed, shot and edited this branded, bio doc/art film. I flew to Texas from LA on day one with a backpack, doctor bag and one checked bag, shot everything myself over the next two days, flew home then edited and color graded it.

I wore several hats on this Discovery ID true crime show called In Plain Sight. I had two days of prep and three days to shoot each episode, with a crew of six and a few PAs. During two days of pre-production, I broke down the scripts, allocated the tiny budget (total actors and BG, locations and picture cars), set the schedule, found and secured locations and picture cars (delegating where possible to PAs), and worked with swing directors to incorporate shot lists into the schedule. Then had three days to shoot each episode, ran the crew on shoot days and did the final accounting at the end of each episode. My team produced one episode per week and I was always on time and on budget.