Jeffrey Hagerman's guest appearances

Jeffrey Hagerman

Art vs. Commerce

Burnie's Applebox

Spokes - The red Bicycle Media Podcast

Adrian Peng Correia

Mike Miller

Adam J. Kurtz

Grant Peelle

John Morgan

Jordan Brady

Patrick O'Sullivan

Dallas Taylor

Jon Connor

Michael Slovis

Joe Simon

Gregory Middleton

Salvatore Totino

Igor Martinovic

Vincent Laforet

OwlTail

IMDb: Jeffrey HagermanPreviewIt’s very likely that you have seen shows, movies, and commercials that this episode’s guest has been involved in. Jeffrey Hagerman is a New York-based on-set colorist whose work has taken him around the world. He’s worked on Cadillac commercials, Marvel’s Daredevil, and the pilot episode of Mr. Robot. His experience with robotics along with adapting to technological advances have contributed to his success and have connected the worlds of set and post. In this episode, he talks with James about his experiences on-set, his journey to his position now, and the benefits of having a colorist. This is a conversation you do not want to miss.Talking Points-How he incorporated robotics into his craft-How he went from a business student to working in the film world-His view of the technical side of filmmaking-The colorist/director of photography relationship-How to work with a colorist on a budget-Why it is so important to understand lighting in a time where many cameras are great-The role of the colorist-How color palettes can influence the mood of a show or movie-Managing expectations as a colorist

IMDb: <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3551776/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jeffrey Hagerman</a>PreviewIt’s very likely that you have seen shows, movies, and commercials that this episode’s guest has been involved in. Jeffrey Hagerman is a New York-based on-set colorist whose work has taken him around the world. He’s worked on Cadillac commercials, Marvel’s Daredevil, and the pilot episode of Mr. Robot. His experience with robotics along with adapting to technological advances have contributed to his success and have connected the worlds of set and post. In this episode, he talks with James about his experiences on-set, his journey to his position now, and the benefits of having a colorist. This is a conversation you do not want to miss.Talking Points-How he incorporated robotics into his craft-How he went from a business student to working in the film world-His view of the technical side of filmmaking-The colorist/director of photography relationship-How to work with a colorist on a budget-Why it is so important to understand lighting in a time where many cameras are great-The role of the colorist-How color palettes can influence the mood of a show or movie-Managing expectations as a colorist

Episode #009 - Jeffrey Hagerman

Burnie's Applebox with Cinematographer and Colorist, Jeffrey Hagerman - June 7, 2018 by Burnie's Applebox

Burnie's Applebox with Cinematographer and Colorist, Jeffrey Hagerman - June 7, 2018

Jeffrey Hagerman is an on-set colorist and camera technician/operator working on everything from major Hollywood blockbusters to high end commercials. He assists in creating the look for world renowned cinematographers such as Spielberg’s DP Janusz Kaminski. His credit list is quite impressive and includes the newly released Tina Fey/Amy Poehler comedy Sisters, Marvel’s Daredevil, Philomena, Victoria Secret Campaigns, Olympics Telecast and much more. The list is long and eclectic, an opportunity made possible by the genre agnostic nature and universal need for on-set color and data management.  I first met Jeffrey on indie film sets in New York City 5 years ago. At the time he was dialing in his technical expertise but had yet to join the union. It has been quite the experience watching him join the union and catapult from indie features to major summer blockbusters. Sitting down and chatting about these rather abrupt changes in his life proved interesting and totally on point for the larger Art vs. Commerce discussion. Hearing him talk through the decisions he’s made along the way, and the general risk involved, made for an intriguing and thought provoking hour.

Episode 8 - Jeffrey Hagerman