This green screen job at Tripeg studios was shot on the Panasonic HDX-900 using the Firestore 160 as a digital recorder to speed up editing digitizing time.

Green screen job at Tripeg studios, Hamden, CT.

Doctor's office constructed and lit in studio for several role play scenarios. Shot with the Panasonic HDX-900 HD camera.

Lighting Director on this five camera studio show featuring a motivational speaker for PBS in Hartford, CT 2007.

Set construction and lighting on the Rob Bartlet PBS Special shot at CPTV/PBS in 1996.

Set construction, lighting and DP on this corporate piece for Hueblein Distilleries

Walter directs actor where to look when the camera dollies in.

Director Su Katz and Walter block out a scene with Igor.

Count Frankenstein is applauded for reviving the distillery industry.

Director Su Katz reviews the next scene with actors.

Walter blocks out the mysterious door scene with dolly grip Paul Goroff in background.

Overview shot of Frankenstein's laboratory.

Walter prepares talent for an operating room procedure using a new computerized surgeons tool in Florida operating room.

The purple cast to the lighting with warm hot splashes gave the scene a futuristic look.

This was shot with a steadicam requiring a view of the entire operating room. The DP's challenge was blocking lighting and camera without seeing the lighting instruments.

Client hired ESPN's Chris Berman to do a ESPN type sportcast of award recipients. Walter designed, built and lit the set the day before the shoot.

Bricks and dramatic lighting were the look developed for this piece on corporate security.

DP Walter came up with the idea of using a Roscoe fogger and Dry Ice Chiller to get a cold feel to the SNET/SBC Awards show.

Walter designed and constructed the set and lighting on this talk show series for Hartford's St. Francis Hospital.

The blue brick, vines and arches gave the show friendly casual environment where health issues could be discussed.