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05.13.2013
Wedding season is upon us the Binita Patel Photography/Cinemetography team hit the ground running. Maya & Nilay were so much fun to shoot with and the wedding was beautiful, check out the dessert table at the end it was killer! Here is the a link to the Same-Day-Edit and a full highlights video below.
05.12.2013
Worked with Telerik to cover the ‘Boston Hackathon’ a conference held at the Microsoft in Cambdridge, Ma. The conference/competition was to see if teams could develop Windows Phone Applications in a 24 hour timeframe. For the full write up, story, and videos Click Here.

05.06.2013
I’ve assembled a team to enter an upcoming 24 hour film race. In preparation, Josh Lyford and I wanted to shoot something simple to get a feel for the work flow we will be faced with. We developed a concept and shot it in under 2 hours, I have also been experimenting with various color grading techniques to get that film look all cinematographers strive for. The Canon 5D Mark iii has a 35mm full frame sensor and with some minor techniques in post you can come away with a film like look. Here is the short on Vimeo in 720p, be sure to click the ‘HD’ button for maximum quality. It is beautiful in full res 1080p. Enjoy!
04.26.2013
Riding Tuckermans Ravine has been on my bucket list for over 5 years now, on 03.28.2013 I was determined to check it off the list. Avalanche danger was down to moderate, and it snowed 3 inches the previous night. I was more than ill prepared equipment wise but managed to hike up the icy, 50 degree pitch in one piece. I dropped Left Gully with first tracks and it was deep, some of the best turns of my life. After my adrenaline glads were empty I was able to ride Sherburne Ski Trail all the way to my car. Truly an amazing experience.
- Tuckermans Ravine from the bottom of the bowl.
- Hiking Right Gully
- Self Portrait. Top of Ravine.
- Hikers atop Tuckermans Ravine.
04.25.2013
- Frozen River. Waterville Valley.
- Tenney Mountain at night.
- Plymouth, NH
- Newfound Lake at night.
- Self Portrait. Sandwich Mountain.
- Kancamagus Highway at night.
- Sandwich Mountain at dusk.
- Devon Gulick. GOWM Finger.
- Ian Feliney. GOWM Finger
- Andrew Santoro. GOWM Finger.
- Devon Gulick. GOWM Finger.
- Devon Gulick. GOWM Finger.
- Tree Re-direct. Eugene Stancato
- Ice Out. Pemigewasset River.
- Will Fredericks, Eugene Stancato and I. Pemigewasset River.
- Rainy Night. Boston, MA.
- Chadwick. Newfound Lake.
- Feeding Bluebirds.
- Wyatt
- Stephen Byran. Mike Baker Banked Slalom.
- Moon at dusk. Plymouth, NH.
04.13.2013
Here is a gallery from the 2012/2013 season at Waterville Valley, and what an amazing season it was. I totaled 112 days on snow, there were endless powder days, my co-workers are some of the best park builders in the business and my best friends. Best year yet!
Photos take during the Back to the Boneyard contest can be viewed here on Snowboarder Mag: snowboardermag.com/exclusives/back-to-the-boneyard-5-at-waterville-valley/
Follow Waterville Parks on Instagram: @wvparks
- @wvparks overview
- Method. Zack Normandin
- Will Fredericks after shaping the jump line.
- Methods. Tim McLaughlin & Stephen Bryan
- Mute. Tom Peplinski
- Slope-side Condo @ Night
- Front Blunt. Brent McCaron
- Back 180, Switch 5050. Al Grogan
- Self Portrait. Slope-side Condo
- Will Fredericks filming on the parallel bars.
- Eli Olson, the man behind Stumped@Waterville web series.
- Transworld Trans Am contest series.
- Transworld Trans Am contest series.
- Knuckle Drag. Al Grogan
- Back 5 Mute. Zach Normandin
- Handplant. Stephen Bryan
- Front Board. Adam Metterville
- Park Grooming. Tom Peplinski
- Ice Ride. Jon Strobel
03.26.2013
During the winter I work as a Park Ranger for Waterville Valley Snowboard Parks, we build and maintain all the features throughout the season. When there is downtime I produced my own marketing piece called the ‘Park Chronicles’. Giving the viewer an inside perspective to life in the park.
Featured here:
http://www.eastsnowboardmag.com/videos/waterville-park-chronicles-volume-1
12.02.2012

beyond.sitefinity.com/past-events
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The first North American edition of Sitefinity’s user conference, Sitefinity & Beyond, took place on October 18th, 2012, at The Colonnade Hotel in Boston and was the official release party of Sitefinity Version 5.2. Attendees were the first to see Sitefinity’s personalization and multisite functionality and had the chance to talk directly with the engineers building Sitefinity. The agenda’s developer and business user tracks covered tips and tricks on how to make the most of Sitefinity. Speakers from across Telerik provided insight and vision on the latest roadmap and took feature enhancement suggestions.
Chris Shannis is an excellent filmer to team up with on the project. FCP 7, Motion, and After Effects were used to edit. Covering conferences is always fun, you always shoot something new and the attendees are always laid back and happy to say a few words in front of the camera. We learned a lot about the computer coding world and everyone was a blast to work with.
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