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Wayne
Norman
818-558-3705 Video Engineer |
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Specialist
in Complete understanding of film to HDTV transition for dPs, directors, and producers |
| I have been working as a Video Painting Engineer for more than 20 years
and have a complete understanding of HDTV, Digital, and Analog Systems for
Broadcast in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Russia for single and
multi-camera applications.
Because of my diverse background I have a far greater understanding of the production process and build systems that are flexible and capable of delivering the expected results. I work closely with the Director of Photography to deliver the best pictures that fit the production genre, and I do it quickly, without delaying the production. Customer service is the most important skill I possess. I know how to work under difficult conditions and make sure if a problem does arise that it is diagnosed quickly and have the errant component back in production as quickly as possible. Whether it be on location or in a studio, I am thoroughly familiar with all genres of Single and Multi-Camera production including: Reality, Sit-Coms, Episodic, Music Videos, Commercials, Corporate, Sports, Internet, Talk Shows, Game Shows, News, Infomercials, Documentaries, Helicopter or Hidden Camera. |
| There is a difference between a Video Engineer, Video Painting Engineer,
Digital Image Technician (DIT), Video Shader (also known as Video
Controller),
Engineer in Charge (EIC), and Technical Supervisor. Each has their
strengths and knowing the differences will allow you to select the right
person for the specific project. Click here for a
definition of the different job titles
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