Tracy Morgan for Billboard

 

Knew I was in store for a crazy fun day when Billboard asked me to shoot Tracy Morgan for their Billboard Music Awards issue. I shot Tracy last year for my comedy book where we covered him in body paint. And this shoot was just as fun – except now we covered him in Taylor Swift and Bieber memorabilia and surrounded him with screaming teenagers.

Also be sure to check out Billboard’s video below from the shoot..

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Just in time for Mother’s Day

I recently shot these fun characters for New York Lottery’s latest campaign. This was my second shoot with the DDB: NY Lotto team and our mama’s boys kept us quite entertained throughout the shoot.

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RIP Jonathan Winters

RIP Jonathan Winters, A true comedic genius. So lucky to have met him just months ago shooting him for my comedy book at his house. Thank you Jonathan for allowing me to capture a moment with you.

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Tommee Tippee for Full Contact

 

 

 

Had a great time shooting these feisty 1 year olds for Tommee Tippee’s new campaign. Always interesting to find fun ways to get these great expressions in camera.

 

Check me out with the biggest diva I’ve shot so far.

 

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Jim Rome for Showtime

Jim Rome as the terminator? That was the inspiration behind this ad I shot with Showtime for their latest series Jim Rome on Showtime. Jim is known for his rapid fire dialogue and dangerous opinions so it does seem fitting. I also directed two on air spots for the shows premiere, one involving a lion, the other lots of balls! Also fitting!

 

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THE LOVELY NORMA DESM…CAROL BURNETT AND I

Had the honor to shoot Carol Burnett, a true female pioneer in comedy for my comedy series MAKE EM LAUGH. I remember growing up in Los Angeles in the 70′s watching the Carol Burnett Show with my mom and dad and laughing myself silly in their company. I’ve always been a huge fan and to include her in my book is no ordinary inclusion. Can’t wait to share the images!

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Ari Graynor and Cheyenne Jackson for Time out New York

 

Had the pleasure to shoot Ari Graynor and Cheyenne Jackson again for Time out New York’s Holiday Issue. We shot this at Middle Branch in Midtown at 9am. 5 o’ clock somewhere right? These two have such great chemistry and are just so wonderful to work with – if you haven’t seen their show The Performers yet, it’s a must see!

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