filmmaking workshop

DV New York is commited to merging the art of film-making and the cutting edge technology of digital video.
Its dedicated staff has the unique mix of experience, talent, and training to make this marriage a reality.

Having already served as the director of photography on five DV feature films, Ben has wasted no time in embracing the world of digital filmmaking. Since earning an MFA in film directing from Columbia University, he has shot and edited award winning narrative and documentary work, and commercial work for clients such as Bravo, Outdoor Life Network, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, and Pepsi. Ben is frequently called upon by an array of producers for his unique and broad range of talents.

Ben Wolf

Nara is a driving force in the rapidly expanding world of independant digital film in NY. A graduate of Columbia's Film MFA program, she has edited several pioneering DV features and documentaries. Behind the camera, Nara is equally adept, delving into a variety of award-winning micro-crew DV documentaries that have taken her down less-traveled paths throughout the world. Despite the demands placed on her by an impressive list of commercial clients, Nara is currently directing a documentary and developing two feature films.

Nara Garber

Elizabeth Foley has been working in New York City as a film, video and web producer for the last ten years. While obtaining her MFA from the Columbia University Film Program, she studied with Richard Brick, Co-Producer of Woody Allen’s Celebrity, Deconstructing Harry, and Sweet & Lowdown. Foley's credits include projects for Dean Silvers, Cinemax, Ikea, Florentine Films and Lear Television as well as her own award-winning short film about Joan of Arc, Jeanne & Hauviette, which will screen this summer at Anthology Film Archives. In 1999 she produced a UNICEF documentary narrated by Julia Ormond, as well as the award-winning digital video short Silver & Gold, directed by DV New York’s Ben Wolf. She is currently developing Shows, a feature length documentary exploring contemporary gospel plays.

Liz Foley

Andrew Guidone is a native Brooklynite, director, producer, and video artist who has been creating documentary/narrative programming, work for the music industry, and personal works/pieces/installations for the last 8 years. He is partner and founder of Python/Aquarius, a film/video production company in Tribeca. His client work includes camerawork, editing, and producing for Discovery Channel, Rawkus Records, Sony Music, and Edel Entertainment. His work has been seen on PBS, BET, and London Weekend Television, to name a few. Recent exhibitions of his video art work include showcases at the Limelight Gallery in NYC, Downtown Community TV Center, the Knitting Factory, the 911 Media Arts Center in Seattle, and at the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art in Amsterdam. He has also been a guest lecturer at The New School's Media Workshops. Andrew is also the host of "Arts Insight", featuring New York-based neighborhood artists.

Andrew Guidone

	Having already served as the director of photography on five DV feature films, Ben has wasted no time in embracing the world of digital filmmaking. Since earning an MFA in film directing from Columbia University, he has shot and edited award winning narrative and documentary work, and commercial work for clients such as Bravo, Outdoor Life Network, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, and Pepsi. Ben is frequently called upon by an array of producers for his unique and broad range of talents.
Ben Wolf
	Nara is a driving force in the rapidly expanding world of independant digital film in NY. A graduate of Columbia's Film MFA program, she has edited several pioneering DV features and documentaries. Behind the camera, Nara is equally adept, delving into a variety of award-winning micro-crew DV documentaries that have taken her down less-traveled paths throughout the world. Despite the demands placed on her by an impressive list of commercial clients, Nara is currently directing a documentary and developing two feature films.
Nara Garber
	Elizabeth Foley has been working in New York City as a film, video and web producer for the last ten years. While obtaining her MFA from the Columbia University Film Program, she studied with Richard Brick, Co-Producer of Woody Allen’s Celebrity, Deconstructing Harry, and Sweet & Lowdown. Foley's credits include projects for Dean Silvers, Cinemax, Ikea, Florentine Films and Lear Television as well as her own award-winning short film about Joan of Arc, Jeanne & Hauviette, which will screen this summer at Anthology Film Archives. In 1999 she produced a UNICEF documentary narrated by Julia Ormond, as well as the award-winning digital video short Silver & Gold, directed by DV New York’s Ben Wolf. She is currently developing Shows, a feature length documentary exploring contemporary gospel plays.
Liz Foley