Author
Cameron left his native Long Island to attend college at Brandeis University, in
Massachusetts. He graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Film, Television, and Interactive
Media, despite the challenges of being a New York Yankees fan in Boston. His love of
storytelling chased him to Atlanta in 2017 and, since joining the ECG team, he’s contributed
both his writing and editing skills to many projects. Cameron is constantly searching for
new stories and creative ways to tell them. He spends most of his spare time reading, at the
movies, or planning ECG’s next session of Dungeons and Dragons.
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Core Scientific | Virtual Tour
Take a peak behind the curtain into the world of cryptocurrency. Maybe you’ve heard of this little thing called cryptocurrency. The folks at Core Scientific are at the cutting edge of this exciting technology. We stay on the cutting edge of our industry too, so teaming with Core Scientific was... -
Annihilation: An ECG Movie Debate
The ladies of Annihilation Arguing over movies is the rare activity that’s as frustrating as it is entertaining. Sometimes, when you’re lucky, you end up changing someone’s mind or helping them realize a new perspective on a movie they hated. Most times, you just end up yelling at each other.... -
Dungeons & Dragons & Content Creation
This is my inevitable Dungeons & Dragons blog post Dungeons & Dragons is in the midst of a renaissance. With the release of 5th Edition, and shows like Critical Role and The Adventure Zone capturing impressive audiences, the game is more accessible than it’s ever been. Anyone here at ECG... -
My Interview With An Audio Engineer
Audio is a mysterious area of production to many people. I say that as one of those people, by the way. I graduated from college with a degree in film and television, and no one bothered to explain anything to me about sound design. What’s the difference between a lavalier... -
The Future of 360 Video
The internet is full of people extolling the benefits of 360 virtual reality video. They’re sure about this, but it’s very difficult to find anyone who can give specifics. There’s a reason for that: the ‘rules’ have yet to be written. There may be a lot of people who will... -
Behind the Scenes of the “Lil Freak” Music Video
Colorful fingers dance over a human foot piano. A girl plucks the imaginary strings of a dancer’s-leg guitar in time. An orange party gel catches fire from the heat of an HMI light. It’s ECG Productions’ shoot of the new 16OS music video, “Lil Freak”. “For some reason, those party... -
Dealing With Imposter Syndrome at A New Job
Imposter Syndrome is something you might hear writers talk about. It's the secret fear that sooner or later everyone will figure out that you have no idea what you’re doing and reject you forevermore. In reality, it’s something that can affect anyone. You experience a degree of success and you’re... -
The “True Intern” Experience: Brooding Detectives and Lessons Learned
My fellow interns and I recently completed a project called True Intern. Several members of the ECG team helped us out, and we're pretty proud of the result. We took our concept (an intern takes his responsibilities around the office far too seriously) from script to screen and learned a lot in... -
Novel Ideas: Keys to Successfully Adapting Media for Film and Television
You may not be aware of this, but Game of Thrones is back for it’s seventh season. Feel free to run off to stream the latest episode. I’ll wait. My favorite show’s return has me thinking about book-to-movie or television adaptations, and so for this blog post, I’m writing a... -
A Film Geek’s Guide to Baseball
“Swing and a Miss”: Misconceptions I love baseball. I loved playing it, and I love watching it. I don’t often like the films that depict it. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy The Sandlot, and A League of Their Own, but it isn’t really because they are about baseball. They...