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Billy Green's Resume 2019 Billy Green - Billseye, LLC Camera | Steadicam | Underwater Operator | Steadicam Owner (516) 639-2295 | [email protected] www.billy-green.com http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2384961billy-green.com Feature Films Position Director ♦ Cinematographer Production Company After the Wedding Steadicam Operator Bart Freundlich ♦ Julio Macat ASC MPATW, LLC c/o Horizon Media I Love You, Daddy "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator Louis C. K.♦ Paul Koestner Summer 2017 Films, LLC Proud Mary (2nd Unit) "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Rob Alonzo ♦ Dan Lausten Screen Gems Productions, Inc Novitiate "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Margaret Betts ♦ Kat Westergaard Novitiate Productions, LLC Humor Me Underwater Camera Operator Sam Hoffman ♦ Seamus Tierney Fugitive Films, LLC It's Time Steadicam Operator Fritz Mitchell/Frank Waldeck ♦ Peter Franchella It's Time, LLC Wilding Steadicam Operator Fritz Böhm ♦ Toby Oliver ACS Wilding Productions Inc. Inside You Steadicam Operator Heather Fink ♦ Matthew Mendelson Inside You, LLC The Seagull Steadicam Operator (Additional) Michael Meyer ♦ Matthew J. Lloyd KGB Media & Mar-Key Pictures The Wilde Wedding Underwater Camera Operator Damian Harris ♦ Paula Huidobro Baby Mugs Films Saturday Church Steadicam Operator Damon Cardasis ♦ Hillary Spera Spring Pictures & Round Films Dance Academy: The Movie Steadicam Operator Jeffrey Walker ♦ Martin McGrath Jax Media, LLC & Werner Film Productions Majorie Prime Steadicam Operator Michael Almereyda ♦ Sean Price Williams BB Film Productions & Squire Lane Films The Unattainable Story Steadicam Operator Emilia Ferreira ♦ Lisa Rinzler Huma Productions Barry Steadicam Operator (Additional) Vikram Gandhi ♦ Adam Newport-Berra Morningside Pictures & Black Bear Pictures Louder Than Bombs Steadicam Operator (Additional) Joachim Trier ♦ Jakob Ihre Laika Productions, LLC Experimenter Steadicam Operator Michael Almereyda ♦ Ryan Samul BB Film Productions Mary Loss of Soul Steadicam Operator Jennifer B. White ♦ Matthew Boyd 17 Desserts, Inc. & OakIvy Productions Shelter Steadicam Operator Paul Bettany ♦ Paula Huidobro Repead Offender Productions Match Steadicam Operator Stephen Belber ♦ Luke Guissbuhler DNA Productions, Inc. Kelly & Cal Steadicam Operator Jen McGowan ♦ Phillip Lott IFC Films Little Accidents Steadicam Operator (Additional) Sarah Colangelo ♦ Rachel Morrison LA 5 Productions The Sleepwalker Steadicam Operator Mona Fastvold ♦ Zachery Galler Sleep Walker Movie, LLC We'll Never Have Paris Camera & Steadicam Operator Simon Helberg ♦ Polly Morgan Catalina Films, Inc Robot & Frank "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Jake Schreier ♦ Matthew Lloyd, CSC Hallowell House & Park Pictures Maladies "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Carter ♦ Doug Chamberlain Rabbit Bandini Productions Revenge for Jolly! "A" Camera Steadicam Operator Chadd Harbold ♦ Dan Katz Revenge For Jolly! Prod., Inc. Don Jon Camera & Steadicam Operator: New York Joseph Gorgon-Levitt ♦ Thomas Kloss Don Jon Productions, LLC Adult World Steadicam Operator Scott Coffey ♦ James Laxton Treehouse Pictures & Anonymous Content Love, Lies and Seeta Steadicam Operator (Additional) Chandra Pemmaraju ♦ Lukasz Pruchnik Love Lies Seeta Movie Don Peyote "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator Michael Canzoniero ♦ John Inwood Studio 13 To Redemption Steadicam Operator Alexia Oldini ♦ Luigi Benvisto Break Of Dawn LLC Foreign Letters Steadicam Operator Ela Thier ♦ Milton Kam NBTV Studios & Their Productions Placebo Steadicam Operator Justin Ho ♦ Alex Chinnici 305 Media Group Five Minarets in New York Steadicam Operator (Additional) Mahsun Kirmizigül ♦ Jim Gucciardo Boyut Film & Film Production Services The Telling Steadicam Operator Ejaz Khan ♦ Lukasz Pruchnik The Telling Movie, LLC Episodic Position Director ♦ Cinematographer Production Company Difficult People: Season 3 "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Jeffrey Walker/Scott King ♦ Martin McGrath Jax Media, LLC Search Party: Season 2 "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Michael Showalter/Sarah-Violet Bliss Jax Media, LLC ♦ Jonathan Furmanski Franchesca & Show (Comedy Central Pilot) "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator Adam Sacks ♦ Aaron Philips Cranetown Media, LLC Orange is the New Black: Season 7 Steadicam Operator (Additional) Michael Trim ♦ Ludovic Litee Lady Prison Productions, Inc. Ramy Steadicam Operator (Additional) Cherien Dabis ♦ Adrian Correia Hyphen Hyphen, LLC Search Party: Season 1 "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Sarah-Violet Bliss ♦ Luke Guissbuhler Jax Media, LLC Sneaky Pete: Season 2 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Jon Avnet/Helen Shaver ♦ Mesquite Productions, Inc., Sony Pictures Frank Demarco/Bill Klayer Television & Amazon Studios Daredevil: Season 3 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Jennifer Lynch ♦ Chris LaVasseur Ringside Productions Friends of the People: Season 1 & 2 "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator Bobcat Goldthwait/Neil Punsalen ♦ Peter Gordon C-Moose Production Inc. Page 1 of 5 Billy Green - Billseye, LLC Camera | Steadicam | Underwater Operator | Steadicam Owner (516) 639-2295 | [email protected] www.billy-green.com http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2384961billy-green.com Bream Gives Me Hiccups "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator Jesse Eisenberg ♦ Charlie Gruet Jax Media, LLC Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Season 1 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Tristram Shapeero ♦ John Inwood Universal Television, LLC Conviction: Season 1 Steadicam Operator: New York Brad Turner/Andrew McCarthy ♦ Kip Bogdahn Cranetown Media, LLC & Warm Cases Inc. Younger: Season 3 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Peter Lauer/Todd Biermann ♦ John Thomas Darren Star Productions & Jax Media, LLC Younger: Season 2 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Steven K. Tsuchida ♦ John Thomas Darren Star Productions & Jax Media, LLC Storytime (Comedy Central Pilot) Camera & Steadicam Operator Chioke Nassor ♦ Tyler Ribble Cranetown Media, LLC Limitless "B" Camera Operator (Additional) Leslie Libman ♦ Jimmy Lindsey Relativity Television & CBS Television Orange Is The New Black: Season 2 "B" Camera Operator (Additional) Jesse Peretz ♦ Ludovic Littee Tilted Productions & Lionsgate Television Very Serious with Michael Torpey (Comedy Central Pilot) Camera & Steadicam Operator Neil Punsalen ♦ Peter Gordon Central Productions, LLC Urban Teach Now Steadicam Operator Heather Fink ♦ Michael J. Burke Urban Teach Now, LLC The Mysteries of Laura: Season 1 "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator (Additional) Norman Buckley ♦ Derick Underschultz Warner Bros. Television & Berlanti Prods. Brain Games: Season 4 Steadicam Operator (Additional) Michael Nigro ♦ Joe Gabriel National Geographic Television Lilyhammer: Season 2 "A" Camera & Steadicam Operator: New York Geir Henning Hopland ♦ Gaute Gunnari Trollbound Entertainment LLC SNL Digital Short "Ronnie & Clyde" Steadicam Operator Akiva Schaffer ♦ Aaron Phillips Rosey Media, LLC MTV's Best Worst Choice (TV Pilot) Steadicam Operator Michael Showalter ♦ Ron Egozi MTV Networks Captain Blackout "B" Camera & Steadicam Operator Matthew D. Panepinto ♦ George Gibson Captain Blackout Productions 2013 MTV Video Music Awards Steadicam Operator Hamish Hamilton MTV Networks Project Runway: Season 10 Camera Operator (Additional) Craig Spirko ♦ Gus Dominguez The Weinstein Company The Onion News Network: Season 2 Camera Operator (Additional) Jon Watts/Will Graham ♦ Chris Cannucciari Jax Media LLC & Area Man Productions 3D Artistic Pool 3D Steadicam Operator Mark Read ♦ Jason Goodman Comcast & 21st Century 3D ABC, "Backstage with Disney on Broadway: Celebrating 20 Steadicam Operator Rudy Bednar ♦ Mark Sherman ABC/Lincoln Square Productions & Urban Years" (Elton John & Lion King Segment) Sled Just Dance Camera Operator Hitesh Bhatia ♦ Faroukh Mistry The Colony & Sol Productions Dr. Phil: Season 15 Steadicam Operator: New York (Additional) John Perry ♦ Rodney McMahon CBS Corporation & Stage 29 Productions Fashion Position Director ♦ Cinematographer Photographer Tom Ford -- "Fall 2016 Ready-to Wear Collection Camera & Steadicam Operator Kenneth Shapiro ♦ Fabio Donghi Jonas Gustavsson Yeezy -- "Season 3" Camera & Steadicam Operator Mark Ritchie ♦ Rick Siegel Max Mara -- "Amy Adams Fall/Winter 2014-15 Campaign Steadicam Operator Mario Sorrenti Mario Sorrenti Michael Kors -- Spring 2019 Campaign Steadicam Operator Sam Kretchmar Vogue, "Swim City!" with Desiigner & Andreea Diaconu Steadicam Operator Charlotte Wales ♦ Garrett Hardy Davis/Billy Green Charlotte Wales Calvin Klein Underwear Campaign 2017 Camera & Steadicam Operator Willy Vanderperre ♦ Igor Martinovic Willy Vanderperre Maybelline Steadicam Operator Dara Bratt ♦ Grant Greenberg Anne Klein Fall 2017 Campaign, "Women Who Do" Steadicam Operator Amilcar Gomes ♦ Jason Banker Annemarieke Van Drimmelen Adidas Y-3: Spring/Summer 2017 Campaign Steadicam Operator Robert Broadhurst ♦ Aaron Platt Chris Collie Adidas Y-3: Autumn/Winter 2016 Campaign Steadicam Operator Robert Broadhurst ♦ Aaron Platt Takay i-D Magazine - Vice "The AZ of Hair" Steadicam Operator Partel Oliva ♦ Jason McCormick Christine Han Yves Saint Laurnet: SayWho? "Y" Steadicam Operator Robert Broadhurst ♦ Fred Foret Romain Mayoussier W' Magazine, "Jane's Addiction" Steadicam Operator Mandy Siu ♦ Aksel Stasny Vera Wang -- "Hotel Madrid" Steadicam Operator Gordon Von Steiner Banana Republic -- Fall 2014 Campaign Steadicam Operator Matt Baron Lachlan Bailey Johnston & Murphy -- "Now & Always" Steadicam Operator Manny Miranda Manny Miranda Saks Fifth Avenue "Contemporary Event #2" Steadicam Operator Lina Plioplyte Lina Plioplyte Michael Kors -- Spring/Summer
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