Coming on Home

The biggest thing I was told by others that were already over here and what has become evident for us…bring a lot less clothes than you think you should and bring  more personal things that will make your place feel like home.  It truly is amazing what hanging a few pictures will do for your place and get you realizing that this is your home for the next 3+ years.  People here just aren’t as concerned with the whole clothing issue…you just don’t need an expansive wardrobe. 

Now that I say that…the next thing will be about clothing.  An excellent waterproof coat that has a hood is a must.  I still don’t have one and that is one thing I wish nearly every other day that I had…it’s on my Christmas.   Also, really good shoes are important as most of us Americans walk absolutely everywhere we go.

British. Born: London, Career: 1968s—clapper boy at Gainsborough Studios; at the end of that year I left for the USA.I now live in Sea Cliff, Long Island, New York, (USA).

Though I am originally worked most of my live in Hollywood, but I consider New York my home. I have lived here for over ten years and I rather like it, especially in fall. I am 60 years old. I hold a bachelor of science in psychology from, University of Southern California (USC), and a master of arts in educational psychology from California State University.

As a company, Eye-to-Eye Cinematography has grown to possess all its own film production equipment, including Arriflex 16 & 35mm motion picture cameras, HMIs, Kino-Flos, Tungsten and Dedolights, tons of grip, and even DAT sound equipment. The company’s work has received numerous entertainment industry awards, and has received tons of press. We shoot all over the country and the world, proving that we are not limited to shooting work only in New York and California. Our client list includes a number of notable advertising agencies and studios, such as: Icon Productions, Paramount , Universal, Columbia, Tri-Star and Film Roman,Lucas Films (to name a few)