Guy D'Alema

Guy D'Alema is a Motion Picture/Television Still . and Gallery Photographer with over 36 years of on-set experience. A member of International Cinematographers Guild Local 600 I.A.T.S.E. Guy was born in New Jersey, grew up in South Florida . After completing college, he began his career in photography as the house paparazzi for the Atlanta Limelight - a Euro-Disco often referred to as the Studio 54 of the South. Guy recently published his first coffee table book, "Limelight...in a sixtieth of a second" - a pictorial history of his years with the club. It was a suggestion from the Executive Producer, Ray Stark, for the film "The Slugger's Wife"(that was filmed in the club), Guy decided to become a part of the film/television industry as a unit still photographer. His first feature film was "Love Potion #9" with Sandra Bullock. From this project, he began working on a film for Menahem Golan , and during production, Menahem asked Guy to work on two films to be shot in Moscow, Russia. He accepted and was later asked to return to Moscow with Menahem for the filming of a modern-day adaptation of "Crime and Punishment" with John Hurt, Vanessa Redgrave, and Crispin Glover in the lead roles.