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2006 Academy Award for Scientific and Technical Achievement
Current: Senior Manager of Business Development, History: Co-Owner, Electronics Designer, Operator, Motion Control Operator, NYC Product Development: For Actioncam, helped design flying camera transport and gyro-stabilized head as a consultant before accepting a position as Manager of Business Development as the product rolled out to market. The system debuted at the NCAA Final Four during March Madness of '09. Highlights available at: http://www.actioncamhd.com/demos/ncaa with password acdemo-2009 Press Release: Actioncam featured in Broadcast Engineering Magazine! For Cablecam, supervised the design and building by Sequoia Technologies of proprietary gyro-stabilized gimbal heads for HD video used in live NFL coverage. Authored several patents for rigging flying cameras. Collaborated with Concept Overdrive to develop fiber optic servo control software based on the Linux Real Time operating system, bringing a new level of safety and maneouverability to live aerial cameras. Co-developed a 150 camera array system under computer control. The PAWS system was capable of freezing and reversing time during synthetic camera moves. PAWS was used successfully on a number of commercials for Chevrolet, Dodge and the PGA Tour. PAWS and inspired the system used on the Matrix. Features:es: Max Payne, w. Mark Wahlberg Television: Academy Awards on ABC
Commercials:
Mt. Dew, Kellog's, Dodge, Chevy, Wendy's, Kraft, Pillsbury, The PGA Tour, Tropicana,
AT&T, Citibank, Bayer, Verizon, Mars, Pizza Hut, American Airlines,
Sony, Milton-Bradley, Calvin Klein, Old Spice, CoffeeMate, Exide, Howard
Johnson's, MasterCard, McDonald's, Ruffles, Hasbro, Conch y Toro, and
Henckles.
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