About Me. I went to school for Mechanical Engineering and graduated top of my class. But I decided to forgo an engineering career to pursue my love for film and filmmaking. I truly have an engrossing, even obsessive, love for the art of the moving image, and I want nothing more than to partake in and share this passion.

Check out my favorite movies!

The Deal. I’m just a man and a camera. Because so, I can cut on a lot of costs: extra labor, excessive equipment, and various other business expenses—saving you time and money. That being said, my main service is to input an extensive amount of creative thought, which leads to delivering a fantastic final product. All in all, you’ll receive professional, cinematic video for less.

My Style. My first love is for cinema, so naturally I pursue shooting cinematic moments: camera movement, slow motion, soft focus, graphic-matching edits, emotional highs and lows. My work has an emphasis on story, flow, and/or feel.

Sincerely, Will Gleeson

Flike is the name of the dog in the 1952 Italian movie Umberto D. directed by Vittoria De Sica. Flike is also arguably the greatest dog in cinematic history. He is a symbol of hope, love, and service. Here, he is helping his old and poor owner ask for spare change.