Jen Gallo

After graduating from the Photojournalism Department with honors at University of Texas and having completed her internship at Greenwood Photography, Mary Beth found Jen Gallo the best choice to assist her photographically and help her run her photo business. In the time that she has been here, Jen has worked with clients such as DKNY, Jane Magazine, producers Craig Leon and Cassell Webb (Blondie, Ramones, Rodney Crowell, Pavarotti, Sting, London Symphony Orchestra), and Anne Kelso Salon. Models developed and trained during Jen's stay include those signed with agencies such as Wilhelmina, Elite, Ikon, Neal Hamil, Avant, K-Hall, Acclaim, Talent Direct, Boulevard, etc.

"Jen is great dealing with my prestigious, and sometimes famous, clients. Her technical expertise keeps up with our demanding digital workflow. She a one-woman assistant, photographer, printer, retouch artist, and intern manager. She is even a model for Greenwood Photo and our clients."
-Mary Beth Greenwood

Jen's personal work with Anne Kelso Salon has recently been published in Austin Chronicle, "On the Links" magazine, and citysearch.com. Jen's other endeavors include an album cover for Austin punk rock band, Natchet Taylor, and promotional photography for Air Tight Alibi.

Jason Reeves

Jason graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Radio-Television-Film and a minor in Business. He managed Greenwood Photography for two years where he applied his superb business skills. I leaned heavily on his business expertise and enthusiasm, and the pay-offs can still be felt in our profits today. It was at my company that Jason delegated to 10-20 people a day including labs, in-house printers, computer specialists, errand runners, photo, website, and composite designers. Jason hammered us with constant and unrelenting deadlines, pushing our potential.

Jason went on to work as a senior assistant to Elliot Webb at The Broder Webb Chervin Silbermann Agency, one of the top literary agencies in Hollywood that represents the creators/producers/writers/directors of such television shows as "ER", "Friends", "Will & Grace", "Scrubs", "Seinfeld", "Frasier", "Malcom in the Middle", "The X-Files", "Cheers", "Spin City", "Dharma & Greg" and such films as "There's Something About Mary" and "Bring it On".

Jason moved on to work as the assistant to the EVP of Creative Affairs and later as the Development Coordinator at Big Ticket Television in Hollywood, California. Big Ticket Television is one of Paramount's most successful television studios, producing such hits as "Hack", "The Parkers", "Moesha", "The Jamie Kennedy Experiment", "Judge Judy", and "Judge Joe Brown".

Jason also worked as Research Coordinator for the television show "Totally Outrageous Behavior!" at FOX/Nash Entertainment in Hollywood, California. He worked with the Executive Producer to build individual shows from pools of clips and worked as the liaison between producers, writers, editors, clearance, and post.

Jason is currently employed as Segment Producer of the reality television show "For Better or For Worse" on The Learning Channel (TLC), where he oversees pre-production, production, and post-production of individual episodes. He is a true success story, accelerating his career from mail boy to Segment Producer.

Brian Baggett

Brian interned at Greenwood Photography for a year and a half while attending the University of Texas at Austin. For the past twenty years I have trained over one hundred interns and Brian's photographic work ranks among the very best. After Brian graduated, I asked him to manage my business and stay on as a photographer. Brian's great technical skills and photographic vision added a new creative outlook to my studio.

Since his time at Greenwood Photography, Brian has moved to Santa Monica, California where he works almost exclusively in music, portraits, fashion photography, and architectural and interior photography. He has worked with top companies in his field such as Sony, MTV Networks, New Line Cinema, New Line Records, and SXSW Music Festival.

Brian's architectural images of multi-million dollar estates in Beverly Hills, Pacific Palisades and Malibu have appeared in numerous real estate magazines, and he is a contributing photographer for "Distinctive Homes" and "Homes and Land".

Brian's latest endeavors have been shooting production stills. He has shot projects for HBO/Cinemax, Paramount, Spike TV, and his latest project, "Cellular", is an Electric Entertainment/New Line Cinema film starring Kim Basinger, Chris Evans, Jason Statham and William H. Macy.

"In difficult environments, Brian has a way of disappearing into the crowd, making himself as unobtrusive as possible, but always gets the shot. He also has a calm and accepting, non-judgmental attitude that is reassuring to talent and gives them a high comfort level around him."
-Candice McDonough - Publicist, New Line Cinema

Sara Colgin

After interning at Greenwood Photography under Brian and Mary Beth, and graduating from the University of Texas at Austin, Sara was hired to the post-production department at Miramax Films in Los Angeles, California. She is responsible for coordinating shoots and keeping track of all projects and deadlines in the department. Furthermore, Sara attends all Miramax/Dimension premieres and awards ceremonies such as the Golden Globes and Academy Awards to assist with production.

Natalie Mechell

Natalie graduated from The Art Institute of Dallas and later, working on her Photojournalism degree at the University of Texas at Austin, she interned at Greenwood Photography under Jason and Mary Beth. Mary Beth later hired her as a photographer, feeling confident leaving Natalie alone at shoots to work for the company. Under Mary Beth's tutelage, Natalie was published in "Shutterbug Magazine" and freelanced with Canon and Nikon. The business skills she acquired at Greenwood Photography helped her to secure jobs at HillCo Partners LLC and AM Productions. We still use Natalie for photo sessions. Cheryl Dalton After Cheryl Dalton finished her year at Greenwood Photography she headed out to L.A. She immediately landed a job at Innovative Artists, a talent agency. Wanting a magazine job, she applied at "L.A. Times" and landed a job as Events and Special Projects Coordinator. You go, Cheryl!