Brian Barney is a 2nd AC with several feature film credits in the Hudson Valley. Currently non-union. Visit http://www.brianbarney.com for most up-to-date resume.

Built by Nathaniel Hill in 1768, it was, undoubtedly, one of the handsomest dwellings between New York and Albany. Seven generations of the Hill family have occupied Brick House.

Perched on a hillside along one of Newburgh’s most scenic historic streets, this light-filled 1850 Victorian offers sweeping Hudson River and Mount Beacon views across four versatile levels. The home features layered historic interiors, abundant natural light, high ceilings, original millwork, a contemporary kitchen, and multiple distinct filming environments ranging from bright living spaces to a raw cellar and expansive attic. Exterior highlights include a large private deck with panoramic river views, backyard staging space, and a quiet tree-lined setting within New York State’s largest historic district. Conveniently located near Newburgh’s waterfront and Metro-North access, the property combines cinematic scenery, flexible production space, and easy accessibility for film, television, and photo shoots.

165 acre working farm woodland, trails, pasture and crop fields. Farm house is on the Goshen Historical register, built circa mid 1700.

Buck’s Homestead offers a country setting bed and breakfast accommodations in a beautiful 1830s farmhouse.

A former women’s prison and camp for the homeless, now an abandoned facility.

Horse trainer/horse wrangler for Film, TV, Music Videos, Commercials and Print.

Photography for film and television. 25+ years of experience. Hudson Valley Area.

Emmy nominated makeup artist for movies, TV, and stage.

With over 15 years experience Chad Smith draws on a broad set of post production knowledge.