Inspired by some of the cinematic greats, such as Terrance Malick, Brian Taylor, Ron Ficke, and Mark Neveldine, Drew Ganyer is a prolific cinematographer who greatly enjoys observing light. He was formally trained at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where it was easy to spend every spare moment working as a cinematographer on student projects. […]

“Ambition” is currently in post-production. This episode, chapter 4 of a Courage, New Hampshire miniseries, (otherwise known as “season one”), promises to be a real thriller. You can watch the “Ambition” trailer Here! Before the end of filming, and as I promised, I had the chance to sit down and talk with Kathryn Gallagher, who is […]

Whew! What a week. These past few days have been crazy. We finally have a little bit of a break from shooting. With only two days left of filming Episode 4, I have my work cut out for me! I still have to get a lot of “behind-the-scenes” interviews for you guys! In any case, […]

We still have two days of shooting to go, but, here, all linked together are some of the images from chapter IV — Courage, New Hampshire — “Ambition.”

Hi guys, So as I promised, today, I am taking you behind the scenes with the Makeup & Hair Department of “Courage, New Hampshire.” Ever wonder who makes the actors’ faces free of shine, and the actresses’ hair stay perfect throughtout each shot? Well, the credit goes to the Make-up and Hair Department of “Courage, […]

So principle photography for Episode 4: “Ambition,” has officially begun. Woot! We are in Day 4 of filming and everything has been going so smoothly and ahead of schedule. “Of all three episodes, Ambition has been our smoothest production yet,” said Producer/Casting Director, Frances Romero Mena. For my next few blog posts, I want to […]

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When we look back on the great accomplishments of the late 18th century — embattled farmers standing their ground at Lexington and Concord, the timeless language of the Declaration, the homage the centuries have paid to the Bill of Rights — we tend to see the victories and not the character of the people who […]

Last Friday, Courage, New Hampshire held its first neighborhood viewing party. We wanted to create a family-friendly outdoor environment, that would make viewing Courage, New Hampshire a pleasure. So in an outdoor “drive-in” meets “picnic” style setting, we screened “Episode 3: “A Snake in the Garden” for 30-40 people who had yet to experience the show. (I picked […]