I
started out
shooting portraits.
The
budgets
got
bigger.
Post Grad
Ivan Reitman
Title Sequence
Director of Photography
Alexis Bledel
The
pictures started moving.
The Ward
John Carpenter
Amber Heard
Title Sequence Photographer
I directed films that won a bunch of awards.
MADDOGGIN'
David Castaneda (Umbrella Academy)
Found a Golden Globe Award winner in Fresno.
Did I mention I was also in front of the camera?
MADDOGGIN'
Yup, I was Derek in
10 Things I Hate About You.
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I picked up two
co-producer credits.
Major
Epiphany
When a wildfire burned near our home in Los Angeles, my wife and I packed a “go bag" with clothes, important documents, and photo albums. Later, once the crisis had passed, I reflected upon how the evacuation had revealed what we valued most. We didn’t reach for valuables or awards or trophies — our most priceless possessions were photographs of our family. This realization led me to radically alter the trajectory of my career. I’d spent two decades striving to create art that was vital and authentic while overlooking the most vital and authentic art form: family photography.
Whether your family is planning a wedding, welcoming a new baby, or gathering for a special occasion, my passion is capturing heirloom quality pictures worthy of your “go bag.”
- Heuston
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I
started out
shooting portraits.
The Budgets Got Bigger
Post Grad
Ivan Reitman
Title Sequence
Director of Photography
Alexis Bledel
The
pictures started moving.
Autopsy
Title Sequence
Director of Photography
The Ward
Title Sequence Photographer
I directed films that won a bunch of awards.
MADDOGGIN'
David Castaneda (Umbrella Academy)
MADDOGGIN'
Found a Golden Globe Award winner in Fresno.
Did I mention I was also in front of the camera?
Yup, I was Derek in
10 Things I Hate About You.
I co-produced
two very loud productions.
Major
Epiphany
When a wildfire burned near our home in Los Angeles, my wife and I packed a “go bag" with clothes, important documents, and the family photographs. Later, once the crisis had passed, I reflected upon how the evacuation had revealed what we valued most. We didn’t reach for valuables or awards or trophies — our most priceless possessions were photographs of our family. This realization led me to radically alter the trajectory of my career. I’d spent two decades striving to create art that was vital and authentic while overlooking the most vital and authentic art form: family photography.
Whether your family is planning a wedding, welcoming a new baby, or gathering for a special occasion, my passion is capturing heirloom quality photographs worthy of your “go bag.”
- Heuston
Fill out the form so we can tell your story.