May 1996

Alan Jackson's Little Bitty World may well be the only 24 Camera, 35mm music video out there.

I was the First AC on this once in a lifetime camera rig.

24 Arri 2Bs, 2Cs and 3s and a BL3 were all aligned for a freeze like effect combined with motion at each end of the move.

After numerous tests, the gag worked flawlessly and was later popularized in movies such as The Matrix and Gap commercials, but using still cameras.

Now why didnt we think of that?

Studio Productions

Producer Clarke Gallivan

Director/ Director of Photography Roger Pistole


June 2005

I am on a 12-foot ladder atop the deck of Christopher Coppola's grip pickup truck with the Sony Z1, shooting I AM (13 min, HDV).

The shoot was physically tough, but well worth the effort.

My work on the picture won the Best Cinematography award at the Duke City Shootout in 2005.

Producer Sean Armstrong

Director Christopher Coppola

Director of Photography John Golden Britt

January 2005

Matt Sneddon and myself at the Capitol in Washington DC, shooting b-roll for The Senator from New Mexico.

It was very cold and wet and the Lithium Ion batteries did not perform up to par, but we achieved terrific images nonetheless for this tribute to Senator Pete Domenici (R-NM).

Producer/Director Matt Sneddon

Director of Photography John Golden Britt


2005

First AD Kate Greenburg and myself aboard a pontoon boat for Walmart's HD American Portraits with the Sony F900 HDCAM from Wexler Video Inc. in Burbank.

Though sometimes heavy when loaded, the original Cine Alta is still the finest camcorder out there.


This location still is from Big Skylight Cave a lava tube in Malpais National Monument, for Sleeping Monsters, Sacred Fires, Volcanoes of New Mexico.

(26:46min, widescreen SD). The show was recently picked up in 71 PBS markets.

Producers Tim Ayedelott, Anthony Dellaflora

Director of Photography John Golden Britt

 

 

2006

This location still is from Big Room in Carlsbad Caverns National Park for Randy Travis, Christmas on the Pecos.  I was Lighting Director.  Randy Travis and a  25 member choir singing gospel in a rare and beautiful setting.

Producer/Director  Charlie O'Dowd

Director of Photography John Grace

Lighting Director John Golden Britt

2001

Danae Malea as Julie in Running on Indian Time (14 min, 16mm).

The film debuted at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.

Producer/ Director Duane Humeyestewa

Director of Photography John Golden Britt

May 1997

Shooting on Storyteller (12 min, 16mm). The film debuted at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival.

Producer Lori Volkin

Director Richard S. Dargan

Director of Photography John Golden Britt


2001

On the Art Gallery set of Running on Indian Time (14 min, 16mm).

The film debuted at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.

A cheap solution to lighting this big gallery with a tin ceiling was rolling wire clothesline to hang Chinese lanterns with big bulbs.

Producer/Director Duane Humeyestewa

Director of Photography John Golden Britt.


November 2006

The shot is time-lapse dawn mist boiling in the Valle Grande for Sleeping Monsters, Sacred Fires, and Volcanoes of New Mexico.

(26:46 min, widescreen SD).

The show was recently picked up in 71 PBS markets.

Producers Tim Aydelott, Anthony Dellaflora

Director of Photography John Golden Britt

May 1997

Frederic Lopez as Nick in Storyteller (12 min, 16mm).

The film debuted at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival.

Producer Lori Volkin

Director Richard S. Dargan

Director of Photography John Golden Britt

May 1997

Adan Sanchez in Storyteller (12 min, 16mm).

The film debuted at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival.

Producer Lori Volkin

Director Richard S. Dargan

Director of Photography John Golden Britt