Author Archives: Gennaro Ilaria

I recently had the pleasure of creating a video to celebrate the marriage of my friends Lori & David, they’re a great couple who pop together on camera so I wasn’t surprised how well this video came out! Photo Credit goes to Just-A-Soul Photography

I couldn’t have asked for a more fun couple for my first wedding video then Kate & Ern! They trusted me totally with the project and were a blast to film.

This is my second video with the very talented Michael Sarno (AKA BFD Gold) called #Changes2021. Mike felt compelled to write this song and came to me with the video idea after seeing the turmoil our country went through in 2020. This video is a call for change and unity for all Americans who needContinue reading “#Changes2021”

One of the things I love most about stand-up comedy is the ability to express yourself freely, and nobody does that better than Corey Holcomb. Each time I see him perform or interact with him offstage I treat it as a learning experience. I took these photos back in February at Levity Live in WestContinue reading “Corey Holcomb at Levity Live”

We at the Fire in the Hole Podcast are fortunate enough to have a small but insanely loyal following called The Firing Squad, the core members of that fan base that are more like a family are our supporters on Patreon. They pay each month to help us continue to do the podcast while JimmyContinue reading “Fire in the Hole Patreon Trailer”

This is a video I shot and edited for veteran artist 50 Racks for his song KEEP IT 100. We filmed this video guerrilla style, jumping in and out of a party bus to get action shots all over Jersey City and Manhattan with just my camera and 1 portable light. I’m so happy withContinue reading “KEEP IT 100 – Official Video”

Had a great time shooting another music video in Liberty State Park with the very talented new artist Michael Sarno

As we’ve seen in films like The Departed and The Town, Boston is a city that’s landmarks really pop on screen. The same goes for photography. The years I spent at Emerson College gave me the opportunity to get some great shots of a city rich with history.  

Crew photo from when I was Lighting Director for Ceek VR’s Bon Jovi interview. I was originally further to the left but I snuck in behind the Bon at the last second

This is an interview I did with the hilarious Anthony Cumia to talk about the shock jock era of radio and censorship.