St. Petersburg, Florida
Video, photo and aerials in St. Petersburg.
St. Pete is water, murals and live music, which suits a camera. I work here and across the bay in Tampa, for brands, artists, venues and events.
Waterfront and aerials
The waterfront is the shot everyone wants, and downtown’s Albert Whitted Airport sits right on it, so drone work there needs FAA authorization and a careful plan. I’m Part 107 certified. The aerials on this page come from coastlines I’ve flown: St. Thomas, the Oregon coast and Malibu.
Artists and live music
I run sound and shoot live session highlights for Blackwell Sessions, and I shot and edited Pacino’s music video. For artists and venues here, I can plan a session or a video around the room and the song, then cut vertical clips from it for the weeks that follow.
Venues, brands and travel
Hotels, venues and brands need video that makes people want to be there. That’s the job in my commercials for Mill Pond Estate and The Venue at Turkey Ridge, and in my travel video from Italy.
Services in St. Petersburg
- VideographerCinema cameras, lighting and audio: one person covers the set.
- Video editorEditing, color and sound, from interviews to documentaries.
- Corporate videoInterviews and commercials for companies, in English or Spanish.
- Event videographerConferences, concerts and live events, plus the recap.
- Music videosMusic videos, live sessions and tour content, by a musician.
- PhotographerProduct, jewelry, fashion and lifestyle shoots.
- Photo editorRetouching and color grading to one consistent look.
- Drone pilotFAA Part 107 certified aerial video and photos.
- Graphic designerYouTube thumbnails, covers and event graphics.
Selected work
Questions
Can you fly a drone in downtown St. Pete?
Often, with FAA authorization, because Albert Whitted Airport is right on the waterfront. Send the location and I’ll check it before we book.
Do you record live sessions?
Yes, audio and video. I shoot and run the sound for Blackwell Sessions.
Where I work
Let’s make
something.
A shoot, an edit, a set of graphics, or just a question about how something was made — whichever is easiest, I read every message.