User:Obertdp7/Dale Obert: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
Obert began filmmaking in LA years ago under the tutelage of cinematographers Michael Grady ([[Wonderland]]) and Jaime Reynoso, A.M.C. ([[NBC]]'s [[Persons Unknown]]). |
Obert began filmmaking in LA years ago under the tutelage of cinematographers Michael Grady ([[Wonderland]]) and Jaime Reynoso, A.M.C. ([[NBC]]'s [[Persons Unknown]]). |
||
His last ten features have taken him to six countries, which include shooting award winning, "Runt" in Paris, London, Belgium and Jamaica. This project earned him a cinematography nod, "Technical Excellence" at [[Roxbury Film Festival]] in Boston as sci-fi fantasy feature [[ |
His last ten features have taken him to six countries, which include shooting award winning, "Runt" in Paris, London, Belgium and Jamaica. This project earned him a cinematography nod, "Technical Excellence" at [[Roxbury Film Festival]] in Boston as his work in sci-fi fantasy feature [[Adam West]]'s [[Tales from Beyond]] won at [[Shockerfest]]. |
||
The prestigious [[ADDY Awards]] honored Dale and director Lee Romaire for PSA, "Don't Feed the Bears". He has also worked as lighting cameraman on [[Emmy]] nominated [[Extra (TV series)]], [[Street Smarts (game show)]], [[Subaru Outback]] commercials with [[Mel Gibson]], and was the longtime [[gaffer]] for late cinematographer [[Neal Fredericks]] ([[The Blair Witch Project]]). |
|||
Obert has also completed Beni Atoori's award winning feature, "Chasing Happiness" starring [[Cerina Vincent]]. |
Obert has also completed Beni Atoori's award winning feature, "Chasing Happiness" starring [[Cerina Vincent]] and [[Elisa Donovan]]. |
||
His |
His current feature is [[Lee Romaire]]'s sci-fi thriller, [[Let's Eat Lolly]] filming in Mojave Desert and New Orleans. It stars Phil Jackson and [[Kashmira Shah]], and set for release in 2011. |
||
=Filmography= |
|||
Untitled Lee Romaire sci-fi project (2011) |
|||
=External links= |
|||
www.daleobert.com [http://www.daleobert.com/] |
www.daleobert.com [http://www.daleobert.com/] |
||
=References= |
|||
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0643365/ |
|||
Revision as of 05:58, 22 August 2010
 | Template:Wikify is deprecated. Please use a more specific cleanup template as listed in the documentation. |
This template is being used in the wrong namespace. To nominate this user page for deletion, go to Miscellany for deletion.
An editor has nominated this article for deletion. You are welcome to participate in the deletion discussion, which will decide whether or not to retain it. |
 | This article is an autobiography or has been extensively edited by the subject or by someone connected to the subject. (August 2010) |
Dale Obert (born November 14, 1970 in McMinnville, Oregon, USA) is an American cinematographer working in Los Angeles.
Career
Obert began filmmaking in LA years ago under the tutelage of cinematographers Michael Grady (Wonderland) and Jaime Reynoso, A.M.C. (NBC's Persons Unknown).
His last ten features have taken him to six countries, which include shooting award winning, "Runt" in Paris, London, Belgium and Jamaica. This project earned him a cinematography nod, "Technical Excellence" at Roxbury Film Festival in Boston as his work in sci-fi fantasy feature Adam West's Tales from Beyond won at Shockerfest. The prestigious ADDY Awards honored Dale and director Lee Romaire for PSA, "Don't Feed the Bears". He has also worked as lighting cameraman on Emmy nominated Extra (TV series), Street Smarts (game show), Subaru Outback commercials with Mel Gibson, and was the longtime gaffer for late cinematographer Neal Fredericks (The Blair Witch Project).
Obert has also completed Beni Atoori's award winning feature, "Chasing Happiness" starring Cerina Vincent and Elisa Donovan.
His current feature is Lee Romaire's sci-fi thriller, Let's Eat Lolly filming in Mojave Desert and New Orleans. It stars Phil Jackson and Kashmira Shah, and set for release in 2011.
Filmography
Untitled Lee Romaire sci-fi project (2011)
External links
www.daleobert.com [1]