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First saw Irving Norman's work in 1996 and was instantly stuck by it's size and subject matter. Labeled Social Surrealism his work is monumental in size and color as well as amazingly intricate in detail. I knew I had to help promote his work. In 2000 I created the website www.irvingnorman.com. Five years later I had a book published about his life and work through Heyday Books in Berkeley, California. Naturally, a film followed. Even after 24 years of exposure to his images I still find them compelling and find their message immensely relevant to our chaotic world today in 2020.

For over 35 years I have been recording audio and shooting 2nd. camera for documentary and commercial video and film productions in the San Francisco Bay area, as well 46 of the 50 states and in 53 countries around the world. Clients have included: National Geographic, NOVA, Discovery Channel, Smithsonian World, World of Audubon, Animal Planet, Imax, American Experience and American Masters. I received my BFA and an MFA in Cinematography in the late 70's after 4 years working as a high-speed research cinematographer in the US Navy from 1971-75.

First saw Irving Norman's work in 1996 and was instantly stuck by it's size and subject matter. Labeled Social Surrealism his work is monumental in size and color as well as amazingly intricate in detail. I knew I had to help promote his work. In 2000 I created the website www.irvingnorman.com. Five years later I had a book published about his life and work through Heyday Books in Berkeley, California. Naturally, a film followed. Even after 24 years of exposure to his images I still find them compelling and find their message immensely relevant to our chaotic world today in 2020.