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Working Resume 1933 Meridian Ave ERIC TALESNICK South Pasadena, CA 91030 ICG LOCAL 600 CINEMATOGRAPHER T 5166376493 [email protected] [email protected] www.luluximages.com https://vimeo.com/user4120371 COMMERCIAL / BRANDED CONTENT / PROMO “Deadpool 2 Trailer, Promos” 20th Century Fox - Director Mike George “Kids Interactive Promo" Netflix - Director Mike George “High End Craft (Chefs Table) Promo“ Netflix - Director Mike George “Evidence Matters Promo (Amanda Knox)“ Netflix - Director Mike George “Cabin Life” TasteMade Branded Content for Zillow Director Chris Rose CBS “Weather Lab Promo" (2017) Creative Director Otto Petersen “Jamie Foxx, Master Class Actor Parody" Open Road Films - Director Mike George “Oliver Stone, Snowden Promo" Open Road Films - Director Mike George "NewEgg" Vice Pulse - Director Keith Musil “Dirty Birds" Vice (Smirnoff) - Director Keith Musil "Reconnect Study" Clifford Benski, Inc. - Director Keith Musil "Fox Sports Big Board App" Rec Room - Director Mike George "Sage" Clifford Benski Inc. - Director Keith Musil "ANNIE" (NY and Global Campaign) Sony Pictures - Director Mike George “KTLA Creative Services" Talent/ NetworkCampaigns (2016-2017) “KNBC 4 Creative Services" Talent / Network Campaigns “ESPN International Promotions" Major League Soccer, Boxing, Talent Promos "Alzheimer Awareness" Merck - Director Keith Musil "Embody" Durable Goods - Director Keith Musil “Honda Fit” Durable Goods -Director Keith Musil "Gown Guardian" Bellabito - Director Mansan Luc “Pot Sized” Muellers Pasta Spot" - Director John Gardiner “Collateral Damage” CBS - Director Ryan Lipscomb “Internet Safety” CBS - Director John Berardo “Operation Gratitude” CBS - Director Maury Shessel TV/ DOCUMENTARY BET ”The Death Row Chronicles” 6 Hour Series (2018) Mario Diaz History Channel “True Spit" Pilot (2017) Director Jason Cavanagh Major League Baseball “World Baseball Classic” Producer Danny Field ESPN FILMS 30 for 30 "Brothers in Exile" (2014 Lineup) ESPN FILMS 30 for 30 “Bonilla" Short (2016 Lineup) ESPN FILMS “The Clemente Effect” (2013) A feature documentary on the life and death of Roberto Clemente ESPN FILMS/ Grantland “Carlin Isles” (2013) Directed by Mario Diaz ESPN FILMS 9 for IX “Uncharted Waters” (2014) ESPN FILMS “O.J. Made in America” Facebook Production “Robin Williams: Behind Closed Doors” Documentary Feature for EPIX (2016) “Manson Girls” Documentary hour for Lifetime Network (2015) “The Making of the Wiz Live!” Documentary hour for NBC Network (2015) “Bobby Brown: Remembering Whitney” Documentary hour for Lifetime Network “Behind Closed Doors” Documentary feature for Discovery ID (2015) “Hate in America” Documentary feature for Discovery ID (2014) “Marilyn Monroe” Documentary hour for Lifetime (2015) “Brittany Murphy” Documentary hour for Lifetime Network (2014) “The Gabby Douglas Story” Documentary hour for Lifetime Network (2014) “The Grim Sleeper” Documentary hour for Lifetime Network (2014) “Nightclubbing” (2002-2005) - Comprehensive history of NYC Punk Rock in the 1970s directed by Pat Ivers Lucky 8 for Travel Channel “Lost Civilizations” Pilot Radical Media “America Divided” (2016) Additional Photography Multiple Episodes Discovery ID Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall ep.301 “Murder in the Mellen Patch” Discovery ID Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall ep.308 “Shaima Alawadi” Discovery ID Disappeared: “Bryce Laspisa” ep. 701 Discovery ID Disappeared: “Robert Hoagland” ep.709 Discovery ID Unraveled: “The Christopher Krumm Story”ep. 201 DISNEY “Citizen Kid” Series - 3 episodes (2014) ESPN Los Angeles “Born and Raised” Series (2012) NARRATIVE FUNNY OR DIE "Ralphie" Series Directed by Ben Nedivi “Unconditional” - Short Film Directed by Sam Harvey (2017) "Diced" Short directed by Nicky Hawthorne (2015) "Kook" Short directed by Drew Bachrach (2013) "The Hunting of Lost Characters" Short directed by Gustavo Sampaio (2015) "Phoenix Blue" Short directed by John Gardiner (POST) (2015) "Separate Ways" Short directed by Chip Brookes (2014) MUSIC VIDEO J. Cole and Royce 5”9” “Boblo Boat” - Director J. Cole Kid Moxie “Dirty Air” - Director Keith Musil Beware of Darkness “DOPE” - Anthem Films, Director Keith Musil Priscilla Sharpe “Floored” - Director Keith Musil Wiseblood featuring Priscilla Sharpe “Cretins Club” - Director Keith Musil Tennis “Mean Streets” - Director Keith Musil She Keeps Bees "is what it is" Durable Content - Director Keith Musil Future People "The Damnati" - Director John Gardiner Fol Chen "False Alarm" Doomsday - Director Keith Musil Grizfolk “The Struggle” Doomsday - 2nd Unit DoP - Director Keith Musil Page !2 NEWS/ SPORTS/ MAGAZINE Sports Illustrated - Feature Content PBS - Feature Content NBC - Dateline, Peacock Productions CNN - Features/ Magazine ESPN - Films/ Features/ Magazine MLB Productions - Features NFL NETWORK - Features/ Magazine FOX SPORTS ONE - magazine shows BLOOMBERG - magazine shows CBS NEWS - NY, LA, Network, Promotions HDNET - Dan Rather Reports WPIX-TV (2000-2010) EDUCATION SUNY New Paltz (1996-2000) * Bachelor of Arts, Electronic Media Production AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sports Emmy Award 30 for 30 (2014) Los Angeles Emmy Award PSA, “Help a Soldier Heal” (2014) Los Angeles Emmy Award Education, “Power of the PSA” (2014) Los Angeles Emmy Award Feature News Story, The Actors Gang (2013) New York Emmy Nominee Breaking News Story, Yonkers Collapse (2011) New York Emmy Award Best Spot News, Steampipe Explosion (2007) New York State Broadcasters Association Television Award Best Feature Story, Survival School (2003) New York Emmy Nominee Photography Survival School (2003) National Press Photographers Association Professional Member **Member Iatse Local 600, IBEW, Nabet** Page !3.
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