Fred Weil

Fred Weil is a highly accomplished Director of Photography based in New York, with a proven track record in shooting videos across various settings including field, studio, and live broadcasts for a wide range of clients such as corporate, network news, sports, documentaries, and commercials.

He is driven by a passion for visual storytelling and excels in creating captivating imagery through meticulous attention to lighting and detail, ensuring that each visual narrative he captures is compelling and memorable.

With a wealth of experience as part of network video crews, Fred has covered significant events like the World Series, Hurricane Katrina, the Gulf oil spill, and the Haiti tragedy, bringing his keen eye and technical expertise to deliver top-notch footage.

Fred Weil holds an MFA in Photography/Video ABT from Rutgers University, a BFA in Photography/Video from Alfred University, and completed his High School Diploma at Edgemont High School.

Having worked with reputable organizations including NBC News, Inside Edition, ABC News, CBS News, NYCvideosolutions.com, and more, Fred has honed his skills and expertise in cinematography, sound engineering, and video production, contributing to a diverse range of projects.

His portfolio includes notable works such as 'The Fall of a Shah' and 'An Iranian Odyssey' for CNN, showcasing his versatility in capturing complex narratives with depth and precision.

Fred has also lent his talents to renowned entities like WWE, Bloomberg, and WNYC, where he has served in various roles such as Production Master Control Coordinator, Editor, Camera Operator, and Director of Photography, highlighting his adaptability and proficiency across different facets of the media industry.