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Production Photos
Some of the productions I have worked on.
 19,341 feet |  OTF on a cliff |  Doing some QC. This little guy hung out with me while we were filming deep in the bush at a small village in Zambia, Africa |
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 Just hanging in the bush. |  |  SFX Gathering. Trying not to go blind from being on the salt flats all day |
 The altitude was wearing on me. Yes the female athletes had to help me... |  Mt Saint Helens Summit 8.366 feet. It was a two day hike for Amy's 50th. Thats Mt Hood in the back. |  Getting some Cineflex shots for Where the Trail Ends in the Utah desert |
 After finding that the bug net didn't keep out the sand gnats I started holding incense in my mouth with the hopes of the smoke keeping them away. I don't think it made a difference. |  Enjoying the sunset |  Stand ups with Cam McCall - "The sound bite machine" on the Frasier River, BC. |
 On the summit in the Tordrillos Mt Rage Dropped here while the speed riders dropped the craggy summit in the distance. Glaciers were melting and avalanches were happening daily due to spring time conditions. Don't let the smile fool you. |  The DP and I happy to have vehicles and getting crispy. |  Ducking and Diving |
 The sun is warm but the air is cold. Confuses the body. |  OTF's in Mustang Nepal. Behind the interviewee is a bunch of cliff dwellings. Very creepy place. |  |
 The Irony. This was just before we got to the cliff dwellings. |  Jomsom, Nepal. One of the most dangerous airports in the world below. Tilicho peak in the distance. |  Our little set up in a tea house for downloading the goods after a long day. |
 This was where the road ended and we had to hike all gear to the next village in Mustang Nepal. Donkeys and sherpas carried some of our gear. |  If I could have quit I would have. 12,600 feet.This was the longest day ever. All the crew from sea level got major altitude sickness. Unfortunately we had no choice but to push on. |  Doing some stand ups with locals in Zambia, Africa covering Riders For Health. |
 Right before the storm crushed us in the dark. Heaviest rain I have ever seen. |
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