STAR FIRE & More Pics,

For All my lady friends who say I create too many pics of women , Like duhhhh Muses, Goddesses, Sprite on Earth, so lovely you are, why wouldn't I. 

STAR FIRE, I TOLD HIM. Then I told him the ancient and root word of the meaning ( but that's a whole other story and movie and image all together. all be blessed in the lunar goddess essence, I heard em say).

I mean, other than that its sounds hot, and is now the new name of my production company. Said, look, imma give you that Star Fire and it wont take long. I think he believes me now. So from these pictures on, I hope you will all see my homie here more often in ever more commercial images and by yours truly. Now I'm back to my super duper artsy vampire movie. Ahhhhh yeah. 

Friends, Models, Muses, Early Morning white wine and peaches

Pratta for PRADA, rOMAN gABRIEL Photography, Wilhelmina

PHOTOGRAPHING FRIENDS - rOMAN gABRIEL

rOMAN gABRIEL Television Film Producer Director Photographer shooting Producer colleague Steven Pratta, WILHELMINA AGENCY, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California

Another quick Photo shoot, my oldie but goodie camera. I dont think it takes long tp shoot a good picture. But ike I told a friend of mine, I don't think I do photo shoots. I capture experiences, and moments in that experience. So we all can enjoy always this light and moments.

Real quick fun Fashion shoot for buddy in Malibu

All I need is one light, the sun.

rOMAN gABRIEL Photography; Model: Steve Pratta, Malibu California, El Matador state beach. 

rG International, Producers of;  Life Beyond The Game, The Legacy...

Ahhhh Steak Fest 2011? rOMAN gABRIEL Producer Directs Steak Festival Documentary

From Directing Docu-Drama and Reality TV for E! Networks and Producing and Directing shows like Snoop Dogg's FATHERHOOD for Cable television, one would never imagine you could escape to the serene quit of the New Mexico Desert and stumble upon of all things, a festival of steak.

Complete with a Miss Steak Bikini Contest and live performances by Country music group Carter's Chord on a Stage fit for a Prince Concert in the middle of the desert.

Tumble weed, free roaming cows, and all kinds of crazzzzzy crazy things I'll have to tell you all about later.

HIGH STREET HILLS , Cable show to begin shooting in Durham next month

Cable show to begin shooting in Durham next month

BY JIM WISE, Staff Writer 

THE DURHAM NEWS AND OBSERVER

(DURHAM NEWS LINK)

http://www.thedurhamnews.com/2011/03/23/206035/cable-show-to-begin-shooting-in.html

The Bull City may not have oil wells and wide-open spaces, but it does have the looks for an updated “Dallas.” Or so says Roman Gabriel (no, no kin to the former Los Angeles Rams and N.C. State quarterback), who plans to begin shooting a cable-TV series in town next month. “It’s an upscale, multicultural show,” Gabriel said, about characters living in the hip downtown of a reviving industrial town. “In the vein of the old ‘Dallas.’ ” The show is set for a prime-time Sunday-night slot on the Colours TV channel of the DISH Network satellite-television company, he said. “We are working with him very closely right now,” said Sandy Freeman of the Triangle Regional Film Commission, and Durham Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Shelly Green said her staff has been working with Gabriel on locations and permits. Like the planned “High Street Hills,” “Dallas” was a prime-time soap opera, running Friday nights on CBS from 1979 until 1991. It featured the scheming oil baron J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) and his semi-functional family. Unlike “Dallas,” though, “High Street Hills” has ethnic variety in its cast, notably an American-born Japanese character who moved to Japan and comes home for a plot-twisting visit. “It’s going to have a very real feeling but with very cinematic sensibilities,” he said. “Showcasing a lot of the architecture” in downtown Durham. “High Street” characters will be jetting overseas for some episodes, too, he said – not unlike “Dallas,” in which one story line sent Ewings to South America and another had J.R. fomenting a revolution overseas. Gabriel, whose LinkedIn site describes him as “motion picture, television, and viral web producer director and cinematographer,” lives in Los Angles and said he is collaborating with a Richmond, Va., writer. He said nine of a planned 13 to 18 episodes are written. “We’re in pre-production now,” he said, and while running a few weeks behind his planned schedule he said he expects to start filming in April. “We’re looking for a large production facility or a warehouse we can turn into a production facility,” said Gabriel, adding that such a studio could serve other Durham-produced projects as well as his series.