Biography

Randall Gorden has worked on over 300 shorts films, web series, Commercials, music videos.

He is the unaccredited gaffer for yet to be released feature film (Terce) Praying The Hours, A Burning Heart Productions by Lauralee Farrer.

In 2010, the documentary he produced titled The Yellow House took third place at the PCC film festival for documentary short films. Another film that he produced and directed, She Lives Desperate (IMDB) premiered at the first Fuller Theological Film Lounge Event.

Mr Gorden is the acknowledged gaffer and key grip on the 2011 PCC Film Festival's award winning short films The List by Director Keiko Saito and UC Addicts by Director Liza M. Beltran.

During 2012 and 2013, Mr Gorden was the unaccredited gaffer and key grip on the Canadian commercials for Canada Green Perfect Grass, Divine Skin and Divine Bra by Director, Olivier Rivest. He is also the unaccredited gaffer and key grip on the 2013 music video by Armada Music, Shogun feat. Tania Zygar - Find Me (Official Music Video) by Director, Olivier Rivest and the credited gaffer for the Roxbury International Film Festival, award winning Cellular (IMDB) by Producer/Director Camille Tucker (I).

In 2014 his film Alone In the Dark (Writer, Director, Producer) premiered at the AOF (Action on film) International Film Festival, in Monrovia, California, along with another short film he is credited as gaffer on, At Deaths Door (IMDB) by Producer, Steve Gibbs.

As of 2016, Mr Gorden is in the third year of producing and directing a well received web series for YouTube and co-writing several screenplay projects for future development.
- IMDb mini biography by: R G

One of his favorite experiences while working with the American Video Group was during a delivery to Paramount Studios. He was delivering a rented camera production package to one of the sound stages and while looking for his contact person, briefly came into contact with the Solid Gold Dancers in their dressing room where they were preparing for rehearsal or filming. They were surprisingly nice.

After serving in a two year internship at Cable Vision Arcadia in the the late 1980's, Mr. Gorden was hired by his former producer to work at American Video Group in West, Los Angeles. His first job working in the film production industry was as an assistant in its rental equipment division, with the responsibility of delivering and setting-up film production equipment at local studios in Los Angeles, Burbank and Hollywood.

Mr. Gorden worked two years as an intern with the CableVision Loto-Show (Arcadia, California) operating a studio camera and as production assistant/grip on local access commercials from 1986 to 1987.