Jun 18, 2019
On Set. Director of Photography. “Mic Test” University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill. Short film.
(Directed by Debbie Vu. Written and Produced by Ellie Baker. Produced by Maddy Addams. Edited by Francis Lai
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On Set. Director of Photography. “Mic Test” University of North Carolina @ Chapel Hill. Short film.
(Directed by Debbie Vu. Written and Produced by Ellie Baker. Produced by Maddy Addams. Edited by Francis Lai
A New York Squirrel. ©S’alfrico™ 2019. This chunky little guy was all up on the set, running in between our legs looking for food
“Many Tracks, to Nowhere”
i’sentrk fashion and clothing. ©S’alfrico™ 2018. All Rights Reserved.
SPC Haematology Laboratory. Kingston, Jamaica. ©S’alfrico™ 2019. All Rights Reserved.
Blue House Bakery logo design. Kingston, Jamaica. ©S’alfrico™ 2019. All Rights Reserved.
Sea People from S'alfrico on Vimeo.
This short film serves as a PROOF OF CONCEPT for the feature film of the same name. It showcases the family life of a 10yo Autistic child and the obstacles they face
"Developing Caribbean countries such as Jamaica and Haiti have little or no resources to educate autistic children. In many cases, families have never heard of autism, and are unaware that this is the condition that is affecting their child. Often, the families are poor, and the household is headed by a single mother." https://thecaribbeancurrent.com/autism-in-the-caribbean/
Dragonfly ©S’alfrico™ 2006.
Anisoptera, an insect of the Odonata Order. It sat on the mesh outside my office window, its wings vibrating intermittently. Its body pointed upward so I had to stand on a chair to capture this image from above. I got in real close, and still used the macro setting on the lens. I now know why it didn't fly away with me getting so close... it was dying. Later I saw it on the floor in the hall, and the cleaners threw it in the trash. Tech info: Nikon D200 D-SLR, Nikon 24 - 85mm (f/2.8 - 4) lens @85mm (in Macro), f/5.6, +1 exposure bias, shutter 1/60, ISO400. Shot RAW and used Apple's Aperture 1.5 to up the contrast a bit.