Spent a week in spectacular Wyoming to shoot and produce short documentaries on Baltimore native Alfred Jacob Miller. He was the only painter to visit the Green River Rendezvous and chronicle the annual gathering of thousands of Native Americans and the American fur trappers known as the Mountain Men! An incredible backdrop for our shoot.
Beach Bites pilot
Shooting a pilot for a show on eating great food from great beaches around the country. Hosted by Katie Lee, from The Kitchen, this show will hopefully be on the Cooking Channel. I’ve got to say, this is a dream job. Good crew, lovely host, and nice locations. Hope it gets picked up for a full season!
What the Fung?! premieres on FYI
The first of 13 episodes of brothers Andrew and David Fung traveling and eating their way across the country. Watch it at 9pm tonight on the FYI channel.
It was fun project to shoot (though a bit fattening). Check it out. Thanks.
That’s a wrap on Season 1 of What The Fung
I returned to Savannah, Georgia, this week to finish up our shoot on David and Andrew Fung’s new show on A&E’s FYI network, called What The Fung.
Two days, four restaurants and tons of beautiful scenics. It was a great way to end our two month shoot. Only wish the Fung Bros. and my brothers, Brodee and Joe De, were on this trip. But I look forward to Season 2!
Final shoot in Endicott for Death by Design
Drove back to Endicott, NY, to finish up shooting for a documentary on the deleterious effects of our fascination with technology. Currently being edited, Death by Design should be in theaters later this year. An eye opening project to work on.
Two week shoot in Spain for new documentary
Along with director, Joe Lovett, and producer, Hilary Steinman, I recently spent 2 weeks in Madrid, Segovia and Toledo, Spain, filming the documentary Children of the Inquisition. Along with historian David Gitlitz, we followed NY Times reporter Doreen Carvajal as she traces her Jewish roots back to the 1400’s. Then David guided us through the beginnings of the Inquisition in Toledo. Beautiful locations of medieval Spain set the scene visually.
