Not satisfied with the mediocrity he saw in the existing rental houses of the day, and feeling that the LA/Hollywood film industry deserved more personalized service, Robert founded Keslow Camera in 1990, applying the principles and great work ethic he gleaned from his many years of experience at various camera rental houses and as a freelance camera assistant.

Robert has pushed the company from its tiny beginnings to the force in the industry it is today, garnering clients ranging from Emmy award winning network television shows to Academy Award winning feature films, nationally broadcast television commercials, and award winning music videos.

Robert is a proud member of many industry organizations, including the International Cinematographers Guild IATSE (ICG, Local 600), and associate member of both the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) and Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP). He is also a member of the Production Equipment Rental Association (PERA).

With over 16 years in the television and film industry, Dennis began his career as a camera crane operation for tuner network television. Dennis achieved recognition by being nominated for a Sports Emmy for outstanding camera work on shows such as NFL Sunday Night Football, the NBA All Stars, and the NFL Superbowl experience. Later he served as CFO for ten years for ISAIA and Company, a company specializing in the sales and marketing of motion picture equipment.

Since joining Keslow Camera in 2003 as operations manager, Dennis has doubled the size of the rental and technical staff and instituted new systems that ensure every customer gets what they need when they need it.

A veteran in the rental industry, Leo Kotero has had experience in every facet of a rental house.  From servicing and repairing equipment to coordinating rentals.  His vast knowledge is a great asset to the Keslow team.

Michael has been with Keslow Camera for nearly twenty years.  He is a skilled technician and expert in ARRI and RED equipment.  Mike’s responsibilities include making custom pieces of equipment, directing the camera service department, and working as a resource for DP’s and operators both in-house and on location.

Amie joined Keslow Camera nearly two years ago. Her education and background in business has brought her here to handle both the administrative and accounting responsibilities.