Shot during the Pandemic of 2020.
Is Times Square empty during this crisis? Here's how it looks as of March 26th 2020. We're driving from 46th Street & 8th Avenue to 42nd Street & Lexington. ...
VR Dance Film: Central Park
This isn't your normal dance video, here you're INSIDE the dance. In glorious 360/Virtual-Reality video! Made in collaboration with the talented choreographer Azzurra Cottarelli and Columbia University’s Dance Haven Club.
😍💃This isn't your normal dance video, here you're INSIDE the dance. In glorious 360/Virtual-Reality video! One of the most magical places in New York City is Bethesda Terrace in Central Park. From the intricate stone work, to the Victorian tiling on the ceiling, to the Bethesda fountain.
Inside Look: Roman Colosseum Floor
Let's step onto the Colesseum's floor to see the point of view from the gladiators. Just imagine 87,000 Romans from all classes roaring, jeering, and cheering. Over 50,000 views and shared by the official Facebook 360 page.
Behind-the-Scenes with Filmnation
Behind-the-scenes featurette for the film Life Itself produced by Filmnation. Shot, edited, scripted, and hosted by me.
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Heineken in NYC (Shooter + Sound)
This is a shot from a larger Heineken campaign for their launch into the Chinese market. I shot and did the sound (spatial audio) for this.
Interrupting the usual programming to share a freelance project (something I don't normally share), but was honored to be selected to direct this mini 360 commercial segment which will be part of a new AR experience for Heineken outside of the USA to represent NYC!
Top of Rockefeller Center
One of the best views of New York City is from Top Of The Rock NYC. Built 1933 Rockefeller Center is one of the finest examples of art deco architecture in the city and it features breathtaking views of the Empire State Building and Central Park.
The Secrets of the New York Public Library
Welcome to NYPL The New York Public Library! This landmark is known across the world, appearing in many films and capturing the imagination of its millions of yearly visitors. Built in 1911 it was the largest marble building in the nation at the time. Now it houses over 16 million items accessible to the public.
Welcome to NYPL The New York Public Library! This landmark is known across the world, appearing in many films and capturing the imagination of its millions of yearly visitors. Built in 1911 it was the largest marble building in the nation at the time. Now it houses over 16 million items accessible to the public. This is not only a tourist attraction, it's also a working library too. It's a quiet place to read, work with free WiFi, and research all while sitting in one of most iconic structures in the world.
Read moreInside Look: Morgan Library
Who else gets a fuzzy feeling when entering a beautiful library? The Morgan Library & Museu in New York City is one of the most extravagant libraries in the world with one of the world's most valuable collections from the original manuscript of Charles Dickens Christmas Carol to a Gutenberg Bible from 1411.
NYC's Central Park Guide
New York City's Central Park is the most visited park in the entire world and with good reason! When it was originally constructed in the 1860s it captured the world's imagination with it's winding paths, breathtaking landscapes, expose glacier rocks, and a complex system of seeming-natural waterways.
Museum of Chinese in America
Why is Chinatown one of the most unique neighborhoods in New York City? The answer can be found in the Museum of Chinese in America where the entire history of Chinese-Americans is chronicled; from the California Gold Rush to the Chinatowns found in many America cities.
Tour of the Walker Hotel
Our official Urbanist stance on hotels is that the only ones worth staying in are the ones where you get a full hotel experience. Otherwise might as well use Airbnb or go to a hostel in our opinion. Thus, the hotels we cover on Urbanist are the ones that we think make it worth the extra cost.