Director of Photography on an aerobics infomercial for stay at home moms and their children.

Lighting using a mix of 6k space lights, fresnels and lekos from the grid and Kinoflo Divas for floor fills.

Once the Bolivian President Juan Evo Morales arrives you don't have much time to mic him, tweak lights and roll.

Bolivian President Juan Evo Morale interview shoot, June 2008 in NYC for C-Span and International TV.

President Bush arrives by helicopter.

Walter secures the Intrepid...

New York City Marine Police boats and Coast Guard secure the Hudson.

President Bush is silhouetted against the warship.

Shooting an American Heart Association PSA for the health benefits of walking.

Sitting ten stories down, one of the dozens of turbines that powered the trains from 1912 until the 70's.

An early morning set up. Did you know Grand Central closes from 2 to 4:30am...

Choppy seas.

At 4:00am we left the protected waters of Martha's Vineyard. By dawn we could see the scores of boats returning due to choppy seas.

The Tour de France on air team. Lighting director and cameraman at the OLN Studios in Norwalk.

A sold out crowd of 60,000 watch two unbeaten football teams go at it at Yale Bowl November 2007.

The security was unbelievable. Set up the night before, 2 hours of sleep and back at 4am.

Media Row is located in the bleachers.

Reporter from a Vatican Rome TV Station.

The faithful wave yellow and white banners.

The Pope rounds thirds base on his way to ceremony.

Interviewing the 2009 Miss Puerto Rico on her float as we roll up 5th Ave in New York City.

Parade reporter Julie Chang and I moments before the start of the Puerto Rican Day Parade.

Panasonic HDX-900 capturing our trained dog.

There's nothing wrong with your picture. We shot a Yellow screen with the eventual background being white.

On camera in the back of the house for the Quill Awards.

Side stage before the show.

Chris Matthews and HARDBALL guests before the evening marathon broadcast.

Arm wrestling Lewis Black over who was going to pay for lunch.

Arm wrestling former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott over who was going to be in front or behind the camera.

MSNBC Broadcast live from Herald Square - Keith Olbermann interviews comedian Lewis Black.

Protesters paraded past our exterior studio all day and night. One actually jumped onto the set during a live show.

Walter and Brian finishing a long shift on camera.

The beauty of the sunrise catching the gigantic fountain overlooking the top of the estate.

After hours in the dark we now have more light than we care for.

In between live hits to TV stations across the country.

This was just on my 50th Birthday!