SiegeWorks

Sweatin’ it out shootin’ hot sunbeams in a hot room with DP and Key Grip . I really enjoyed working with Alex not only because he has a great eye, but also because he came up through G&E, which means he understands the work flow eccentricities of our departments. Plus he has a super cool attitude on set which is always appreciated. I can’t wait to work with him again.

Here’s not only the back of his head but the ba-donk-a-donk as well:

DP: Alex Gallitano
KG: Richard Porter

BBG: Josh Cantwell

BBE: Jason James

Alt. Gaffer: Maximo Contrares

3rd Grip: Andrew LaCoco

I recently got the chance to work with the immensely talented DP for a beautiful and stylish project in Uptown Dallas. Nathan was extremely thoughtful and driven in all aspects of the project, but especially in Pre Production, which was a rare treat as we tackled problems long before they may have happened. His openness to suggestions while staying dedicated to concept was very refreshing to work with. On the day he had a vivid and upbeat attitude, constantly adapting to the situation. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Anyways, here’s the back of his head.

SiegeWorks always brings the strong arms.

The true foundation of any good show is the quality of the G&E team. This was one of the most talented teams I’ve ever had. Plan it, build it, tear it down, they outperformed any expectation and with a smile. Thanks to every one of them for being an integral part of making the Silos Baking Competition happen.

Eric Montez
Jason James ( )
Maximo Contraes ( )
Sean Greppi ( )
Brian Stitt ( .bs )
Blake Steel ( )
Thomas Whiteside ( )
Dave Dollar ( )
Miguel Guerra ( )

Tried a new setup with the Astera Titan and the Titan Light Sock 40 from Wireless Film Lights. We used some thin steel plates gaff taped to the cement ceiling to hold a Titan with the sock up with magnetic clamps. Worked like a charm. Definitely using this setup again.
Thanks to for helping me rig this thing in the air and DP Kyle Sanders for letting me try something new on set.