Set Lighting Technician in the N.M. film industry...
I started working in the New Mexico film industry as a Set-Lighting Technician in January of 2007.  As a licensed electrician and working in theatre with theatre lighting for 10 years, I was sort of uniquely qualified for this position.  As of this writing I have been "day playing," which means that I fill in for regular technicians when they're sick or when production needs an extra technician or 2 for a particular scene.  I am a member in good standing of
I.A.T.S.E. local 480.
The films I have worked on:
In Plain Sight (Set Lighting - 1st Unit)
Wild Hogs (Rigging Electric)
No Country For Old Men (Set Lighting/Rigging Electric - 1st Unit)
Hamlet 2 (Set Lighting - 1st Unit)
Wildfire - The series (Set Lighting - 1st Unit)
The Dark Country (Set Lighting - 1st Unit)
Brothers (Set Lighting - 1st Unit)
Terminator 4 - Project Angel (Set Lighting - 1st Unit and 2nd Unit; Underwater Electric - 1st Unit)
Legion (Set Lighting - 2nd Unit)
As of this writing I have no film credits, which means that you don't see my name scroll by at the end of the movie.  You have to be a "regular" crew member to get that accolade.  Being A.D.D., I've had a hard time committing to any production for more than a couple days...<;^)
Certifications - licenses
 

Condor Operater Certification
                                         
                                         
Journeyman Electrician License
 

Fork Lift Operater Certification (Front)
                               
                               
Fork Lift Operater Certification (Back)
 

PADI Open Water Certification (Front)
                               
                               
PADI Open Water Certification (Back)
As I become more involved with this page, I will add some set pictures and maybe a couple short video clips.  For now it is a pretty boring page, I know.
This page is up as of March 4th, 2008 - 9:53 AM.
Comments?  Corrections?  Questions?  Please...

...e'mail me to tell me about it.


All pictures & material Copyright © 2005 Donnie Frank
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