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MY VIDEO PRODUCTION AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP

If I only had one word to describe my summer internship at Indresano Studios it would be busy. From day one I already felt like a member of the Indresano team.

We kept very busy this summer with multiple photo and video shoots. On set I got to learn about all the areas of video production and commercial photography.

One of my favorite things I got to do was help out an in-house casting session for a healthcare photo shoot. Over the course of several days, actors and models from all over New England came into the studio to audition for an in-house casting.

Since I was helping out with casting, I decided to audition for a role myself; and I even got cast! That was really exciting for me since it gave me experience being in front of the camera too.

Indresano Studios was a fantastic hands on experience that exposed me to so many aspects of the video production and commercial photography industry in Boston.

Check out more of their work at www.indresano.com.

A LOOK BEHIND “THE SCENE”: PHOTOSHOOT WITH NEW ENGLAND PATRIOT, DANNY AMENDOLA

Before the Patriots season kicked off and took over everyone’s Sundays, the Indresano team had the opportunity to work on a two-day, multi-location shoot with fan-favorite Danny Amendola. While the final images are now published in a series in Scene magazine, we wanted to give you a look behind the ‘Scene’:

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First up is getting the camera and lighting just right.

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The overcast over Gillette stadium might look dreary, but it makes for great photography lighting!

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After a day of training, the Patriots wide receiver meets up with Michael to get started.

New England Patriot Amendola Meets Michael

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He brought his full gear, but we didn’t need it for the first few shots…

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Danny Amendola Shirtless

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Michael is always working to get the best angle!

Danny Poses on Set

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Maryelle from Maryelle Artistry helps Danny get that perfectly sweaty look.

Danny with Makeup Artist

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All eyes on Danny! Our videographer helped to capture some behind the scenes video of our time as well.

Danny Amendola Poses at Gillette Stadium

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The day wouldn’t be complete without a group photo on the field!

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Back at the studio for Day 2! Danny Amendola meets Scene’s Publisher and Creative Director Bobby DiMarzo.

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Maryelle makes a few last minute adjustments on set

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While the shot was all suit, Danny kept it casual out of frame.

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The whole team intently reviewing the shots as Michael stays focused on our model for the day.

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After our second set we had time for some natural lighting!

Our Digital Tech takes an opportunity to share a laugh with Danny Amendola before he came back on set..

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Michael couldn’t help but grab a quick shot of our Production Coordinator Shannon working hard and enjoying her view of the set.

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Before the shoot wrapped, Danny grabbed a quick behind the scenes snap of his own!

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Check out this video to see more behind the scenes from the 2-day photoshoot!

 

TIMBERLAND: WINTER MUST BE ON THE WAY…

Here’s the agenda.

 


Matt Baldelli, Assistant, Digital Tech, Model and Shoe Prepper
(we can work with any budget!),
prepping the shoe lacing.

 

Perfect size 9 and a half.

“This model moonlighting is fun after all”

Timberland’s Senior Art Director John Caley making adjustments

 

And did we mention Matt’s ballet skills?

 

Michael and John evaluating, in full OCD mode, perfecting every detail.

 

Coming soon to a billboard near you!

PRO BONO/ANTI-DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

The entire creative crew donated their time to fight domestic violence for the
Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Indresano’s in-house producer, Michele Doucette, styled the entire job as well as producing it.

 

Creative Director, Tim Needham, the Mastermind behind the concept.
Seen here casting for the Boston Chainsaw Massacre.

 

Where’s the beef? We found it at City Packing Co., who kindly opened their freezer doors to us.
“It’s not acceptable to treat a woman like one.”

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Capturing all of the many parts that are pieced together for the final image.

Kathleen Roche (Production Services Manager) volunteered her time to model the dresses for a good cause.


 

“It’s not acceptable to treat a woman like one.”

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