Doug Mathias Photos

(L-R) Chris Reed, Doug Mathias, Gerry Finnerman DP, Gil Valle Key Grip, Danny Hernandez, 
Dave Whitham, Sharon Boggis BB Grip, “Too Something,” 1/1996 (Photo by Doug Mathias)

(L-R) Russ Hopton, Gary Mayer, Ben Batzdorff, Paul Va Kay, Doug Mathias, 
“Family Matters,” /1997 (Photo by Doug Mathias)

“White Water Rebels,” Top L-R, Eddie Taylor, Mike (local hire), 
Randy Lewis, Bottom, Jim Marcus, Doug Mathias, John Corbett (Kernville, CA) 
1982 (photo by Doug Mathias)

“Walking Tall” TV series, Debbie Piper, (Newhall, CA) 1981 (photo by Doug Mathias)

“Benji & Me,” Universal TV Pilot, Universal back lot, the Universal Jeep camera crane with Doug Mathias 
operating a Mole 450 Arc, 1967 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“The Four Seasons,” Universal TV Series, L-R Sanford Barr, Mike Porter, Harvey Kamins, Doug Mathias, 
Dennis Di Cristina, Randy Dahlquist, 1983 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“The Don is Dead,” Universal Feature, Bill Tenny, 
Terry White, 1973 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“Operation Petticoat,” Universal TV Series, Jim Fine, John T. Lee, Ed Thompson,
1978 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“Growing Pains,” fifth season, 100th episode, Warner Brothers TV series, Danielle Edwards,
Doug Mathias, Kurt Merhoff, Nancy Boyer, Mike Blymyer, Bill Stafford, Glenn Schellerup, 1989
(photo by Doug Mathias).

“Hardcastle & McCormick,” Stephen J. Cannell TV Series, Set Lighting Crew L-R: Joe Laune, Doug Mathias,
Charlie Nippell, Rudy Pohlert, Eddie Taylor. Placerville, CA, 1985 (Photo by Doug Mathias).

“Homefront,” Warner Bros. TV Series, L to R Russ Hopton, Cordell Boyd, Doug Mathias,
Gene Simpson, Frank Holdsworth, 1992 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“Seinfeld,” Second Season, Marcus Robertson dimmer board, Doug Mathias Gaffer,
A. J. Robicheau Best Boy, 1991 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“Andromeda Strain,” Universal, underground lab set, Chuck Hoffman,
Doug Mathias, Joe Praskins, 1970 (photo by Doug Mathias).

“Just in Time,” Warner Bros. TV series,
Russ Hopton and Mike Coultas trimming an arc, Oct. 1987 (photo by Doug Mathias).

"The Shell Game," Warner Bros. TV series, Gene Polen operating an arc,
with Doug Yonker (L) and Frank Holdsworth (R) holding the ladder, Oct. 1986 (photo by Doug Mathias).