Kerry Michelle – CAMERAderie Post Producer and Supervisor
Post Producer/Supervisor Kerry Michelle O’Brien started in the late 80’s on 16mm, progressing to a stint making Video Disks for immersive interactive projects. She became an early [...]
Post Producer/Supervisor Kerry Michelle O’Brien started in the late 80’s on 16mm, progressing to a stint making Video Disks for immersive interactive projects. She became an early [...]
CAMERAderie’s Blood and Glory Co-DP Brennan Full is a Los Angeles based Director of Photography. As part of the CAMERAderie 2019 Initiative, Brennan was one of two DPs on the […]
CAMERAderie Short Blood and Glory was shot with empathy and a deep understanding of women veterans and the challenges they face when they come home. We are thrilled for Sati, […]
It’s not everyday that we get a deep look into the world of ‘production design’ in Hollywood, so today’s #FemaleFilmmakerFriday feature is with, Chloe Arbiture. Chloe is [...]
Today, we’re very excited to share this candid Q&A with Women In Media’s Secretary/Treasurer, Allison Vanore. We are thrilled to have her join the #WiM executive team and help us [...]
Finding the right set and location for a series or film is no easy feat, just ask #WiM member, Paquita Hughes. Paquita is a Location Manager and Scout with over […]
When Vee got into a “car accident” on Orange Is The New Black, it was stunt performer Cheryl Lewis who actually took the hit. Cheryl, a martial artist, filmmaker and […]
NAB 2019 is here in T-2 days, and we’re excited to see you all there! This week, we bring you a frank Q&A with Digital Imaging Technician, Jane Fleck. Jane […]
This week in our member spotlight with Cinematographer & Camera Operator Shanele Alvarez, our topics range from the importance of synchrony between directors and DPs, to the state of [...]
NAB is less than 3 weeks away, and we’re excited to share a sneak peak with our panelist, Jillian Arnold, Emmy Award winning Camera Operator and Recording & Workflow Engineer! […]
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