Thunder Productions studio opened officially in 1997, but my filmmaking and photography experience dates back to the late 70's.
I do my best to make people feel comfortable regardless of the location; whether it be in studio or a spot of your choice. I'm very professional and meticulous in my work, yet laid back and incredibly easy going.
If a client would like to make use of our beautiful country setting in central Berks County or request a "location" job, I will be more then happy to accommodate .
If a client would like to make use of our beautiful country setting in central Berks County or request a "location" job, I will be more then happy to accommodate .
History / Background
My Background
The year was 1960's something. The place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Kicking and screaming his way into the world came a blue eyed, bald headed, baby boy. (Fortunately I have plenty of hair now!) I'm sure my mom was thrilled to death.... Little did she know what lie ahead! I received my first Bell and Howell camera as a birthday gift when I was ten and started making movies. Back then, my special effects consisted of blowing up Matchbox and Hotwheel cars and setting fire to cardboard Christmas houses in my mom's kitchen. (Note: Bad idea. Don't try this at home.) My first "full length feature" (Super 8, no sound) was "It Don't Pay to Steal". (Pardon the grammar. I was only a kid.) Fast forward to the video & digital age. A couple of low budget documentaries, a few video portfolios and some shorts and here we are in the high tech digital era!
The year was 1960's something. The place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Kicking and screaming his way into the world came a blue eyed, bald headed, baby boy. (Fortunately I have plenty of hair now!) I'm sure my mom was thrilled to death.... Little did she know what lie ahead! I received my first Bell and Howell camera as a birthday gift when I was ten and started making movies. Back then, my special effects consisted of blowing up Matchbox and Hotwheel cars and setting fire to cardboard Christmas houses in my mom's kitchen. (Note: Bad idea. Don't try this at home.) My first "full length feature" (Super 8, no sound) was "It Don't Pay to Steal". (Pardon the grammar. I was only a kid.) Fast forward to the video & digital age. A couple of low budget documentaries, a few video portfolios and some shorts and here we are in the high tech digital era!
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About Me
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