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  • NEW DEMO REEL

    NEW DEMO REEL

    Here is my latest demo reel including my work in both narrative and corporate filmmaking as a Director of Photography. Music soundtrack: “Inspiring Innovations,” purchased on melodyloops.com.

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  • Sun Dancer

    Sun Dancer in Super Slow Motion

    Welcome to Sun Dancer. Maya Simone is a dancer, model and actress living in Boston. This short film was shot in super slow motion at 240 frames per second with the Sony RX10 MKIII to focus on the delicate fine motor skills of a professional ballet dancer. Maya was was a real trooper for this shoot, showing up on set before dawn at the Boston Public Garden on a cold New England morning. Her wardrobe was basically a thin lace […]

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  • DEAD

    DEAD

    DEAD Halloween Special Starring: James Sullenberger Art Sesnovich Peter Stefan Voice – Roy Merkin Writers: Andrew Justin Smith Art Sesnovitch Directed by Norman Lang Director of Photography Rick Macomber Sound Billy Rosenthal Makeup Pearl Lung Lang Productions Macomber Productions Centre Place Creative Special thanks to Graham Putnam & Mahoney Funeral Home for the gracious use of their location.

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  • The Making of One Day in Boston – Project Right

    The Making of One Day in Boston – Project Right

    THE MAKING OF ONE DAY IN BOSTON – PROJECT RIGHT One Day in Boston is one of those passion projects I try to do every year. It can be fun and challenging to dig up a good story to shoot all in one day that’s both emotionally charged and interesting to watch. I’ve been participating in this project since it began in 2010 when it was called One Day on Earth 10-10-10. It’s still part of One Day on Earth, […]

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  • Mt. Washinton Summit shoot

    5 EASY WAYS TO HELP PREVENT CAMERA RELATED INJURIES

    Camera related injuries. They could easily be called the “Shooter’s Affliction.” Repetitive strain injuries. RSI.  Bulging discs in your lower back. Referred nerve pain. Tendonitis. Injuries that are sustained slowly over time from repetitive strain on the human body. In other words – from doing the same movements with your battery loaded camera and heavy tripod over and over again for long enough to cause serious damage. Oh and did I mention that pack on your back filled with extra […]

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  • Boston Stock Footage

    BOSTON VIDEO PRODUCTION STOCK FOOTAGE

    Boston video production company Macomber Productions is constantly updating our stock footage of every location we visit. Here’s some HD Boston stock footage. If there is any stock footage you are searching for, please inquire with us to see if we have what you need. If we don’t have it, we’ll shoot it!  

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  • Something in the basement.

    BOSTON 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT

    MALLAS, MA I was very fortunate to be asked to join the Boston video production team “Fix It In Post” as Director of Photography for this fantastic first time experience collaborating on the 2013 Boston 48 Hour Film Project. Our film is about two bumbling con artists who try to pull one over on a small, superstitious town by posing as paranormal investigators. A fun, collaborative short an Audience Choice Award winner at the 2013 Boston 48 Hour Film Project: […]

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  • PARIS “Joie de vivre”

    PARIS “Joie de vivre”

    Parisians are very proud of their culture. It can be observed everywhere you turn in their magnificent city. In a cafe, bakery, and in the architecture, even the street musicians. “Joie de vivre” or joy of life as they say. And that’s what I say too after documenting my trip to lovely Paris! One of the things I really enjoyed was observing how Parisians live and savor everyday moments. At sunset they sit along the banks of the Seine river […]

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  • Urban Coastal Sustainability Initiative at NU Marine Science Center

    Urban Coastal Sustainability Initiative at NU Marine Science Center

    Northeastern University’s Marine Science Center is situated on the rocky coastline of Nahant, Massachusetts, making it the ideal location for students and faculty members to conduct marine research on these coastal habitats and to spearhead Northeastern’s Urban Coastal Sustainability initiative. Although this was a fun shoot and the views were breathtaking, it was also a dangerous setup because we had to move our equipment to the edge of a cliff so we could line up the Boston skyline behind one […]

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  • Camp drawing

    Circle of Tapawingo – A Program of Circle Camps of Grieving Children

    Circle of Tapawingo is the pilot program for Circle Camps for Grieving Children. Circle Camps offers a week of free overnight camp for girls who have suffered the death of a parent. This powerful story takes a look at how a bereavement camp in Maine helps heal the pain of young girls grieving the loss of a parent. Produced/edited by Rick Macomber, co-produced Julie Geer and beautifully shot by Chris Loughran, this story will pull at your heartstrings. Learn more […]

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