Career Snapshot In Six Questions
New York Stock Exchange Photography & Videography Project
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Photography
Question 1: What cameras are you most familiar/comfortable working with?
I have used a range of professional equipment, including the URSA Mini 12K Pro, Sony A7C, Sony A7S III, and Sony A7 IV. For product photography, I used the Sony A7R III, a 42-megapixel camera that also served as a B-cam for multi-camera video projects. The lenses I worked with include the Sigma 24-70mm, Sony 16mm, Tamron 70-180mm, Zeiss 50mm, Sony 90mm, and Sony 24-70mm GM.
Sony a7RIII w/ a 90mm Macro Lens. In studio. Photo.
Fujifilm Minimal Travel Set-Up (X-T3). On location in Europe. Video.
URSA Mini 12k Pro. Documentary.
Question 2: What video editing software are you adept at?
I’m an advanced user of Adobe tools with more than five years of hands-on experience in Premiere Pro, After Effects, Illustrator, and InDesign. My workflow operates fully within the Adobe ecosystem, and I’m equally comfortable adapting to existing pipelines or integrating into broader company workflows as needed.
The video below shows how I combine multiple programs to build a cohesive, story-driven piece.
Question 3: What photo editing software are you adept at?
As a photographer, I use Adobe Bridge for fast organization and sorting, Lightroom for my main editing workflow, and Photoshop for advanced editing techniques. I also use various AI tools throughout the process.
Question 4: Can you share an example of the work you are most proud of in which you were the videographer/cinematographer?
I am incredibly proud of the MyBeer project I produced in Eastern Europe. Despite being a fantastic experience, it was also challenging due to the language barriers I had to overcome. I worked with a translator while directing talent and had to make the most of the limited equipment available. As a result, creative solutions were a must. Once the project was complete, it opened up new opportunities for me as a freelancer in Europe. Thanks to the project, I was able to develop a professional network abroad. Overall, it was an intense yet unique experience.
Question 5: Can you share an example of the work you are most proud of in which you were the photographer?
In my in-house position at Audio Advisor, I created numerous high-quality product photos for digital and print use. While the images used for the front cover of the company's monthly physical catalog were often provided by the companies that sold the product being showcased, the audio rack shown in the photo was owned by Audio Advisor itself. The company had recently released a new color finish and wanted high-quality images for the cover. It was a great feeling to know that this catalog was being sent out to thousands of homes across the United States with my photo on the cover.
Photography & Post-Processing: Roger Rojas. Catalog Cover Design: Creative Director
Question 6: Can you share an example image which showcases your ability to light a scene/shot?
Photo Examples:
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