About Jackson A.

Filmmaker, podcast producer, and radio broadcaster, Jackson has spent the better part of 25 years documenting independent arts, culture and political movements wherever he's been based. For the last 15-plus years his base was Beirut, Lebanon where Jackson directed, shot, and produced numerous documentaries, documentary segments, and branded documentaries in the Middle East, North Africa, the Mediterranean Basin, and parts of Asia. His clients include: T Brand Studios/NY Times, Nike, VICE, Al Jazeera English, CNN Inside the Middle East, Radical Media, BBC Radio 4, BBC World Service, Red Bull Music Academy Magazine, Boiler Room, Red Bull Music Academy Radio, Conde Naste, Iris, Oxford University Press, Goethe Institut, Le Monde, Arte, National Public Radio, Public Radio International, Diageo, Jeep, Art Dubai, Beirut Design Week, Audio Kultur Magazine, Middle East Airlines, 81Designs, and the Zayed Sustainability Prize, among others. Jackson also directs music videos, and works with academics producing film artefacts in areas of ethnographic research and field studies, and has begun working with the Global Studies Department at University of California Santa Barbara to produce podcasts and accompanying films, and is currently producing the podcast This Diaspora Life about the Armenian Diaspora.

About Jeremy D.

Producer / Director / Cinematographer

About Uzo I.

Hello, I'm Uzo. Filmmaker, editor, producer, director and international broadcast television. I've worked with a variety of brands such as Adidas, Nike, Newsy, VOA, BBC, National Geographic, NFL, University of Maryland, local businesses, restaurants; producing their creative content. Including editing, marketing and branding . I have extensive experience in broadcast media, social media content creation/marketing strategy, data management, public health research, photography, podcasts, teaching multi-media production, online courses to name some. Solving business challenges with digital design and social media analytics consulting. The intersections between creative media, social media and digital marketing drive my passion to make our project successful. I look forward to meeting you. Thanks in anticipation

About Alexander B.

INTRO Producer / Director, Documentary DP, Production Sound Mixer with 10 years experience. Owner of Select Start Films (selectstart.film), One Film Productions (onefilmproductions.com) and Apollo Sound (apollosound.io). GEAR Canon C500 (4K) (A Cam) and Canon 1D C (4K) (B Cam), set of Canon cinema zooms for documentary / verité coverage and interviews, complete lighting and sound kit, Easyrig, etc. CLIENTS PBS, TLC, Food Network, DIY Network, HGTV, CBS, Fox News, HBO, VICE, NHL, NFL, Adidas, Microsoft, Meta, AT&T, Samsung, IBM, Ford, Nestlé, P&G, Skype, Cardinals, Budweiser, D'Addario Percussion, Head & Shoulders, HLN, Oxygen, Pfizer, Discovery+

About Jon H.

I've been working behind the camera for about 10 years, filming documentary, nature, broadcast commercials, branded content, music videos, and more. On and off set you can count on me to keep a level head and positive attitude. I respect my crew, clients, directors, talent, and other collaborators. While I'm a perfectionist at heart, I also know that there's a bigger picture to think about in any situation. My work experience spans from small, run and gun doc teams filming on location to scripted productions with a full crew in the studio.

About Kim M.

Kim Mott is a film & TV production professional, writer and photographer. She recently wrapped on Martin Scorsese’s feature film KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON (release TBD 2023). She was also in the producers’ office on Tom McCarthy’s Matt Damon movie STILLWATER, which released in 2021. Kim has worked in production for NBC / NHL broadcasts, and shows on Travel Channel, Meredith Productions, Comcast and countless digital titles, live news segments and documentary films. Kim is also a widely published writer / photographer for outlets like The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and various national magazines.

About Cristian L.

I am an experienced Cinematographer/Videographer/Editor who has worked on numerous projects from corporate, news, documentary or commercial video production.

About Justin G.

I am a wildlife filmmaker, photographer, teacher, biologist and video host with a strong passion for outdoor adventure, conservation and animals. My background is in wildlife biology but have been a cinematographer, producer, editor, director, narrator and host for over 6 years. I have been on assignment with Nat Geo Wild, BBC, National Geographic, and PBS and work with conservation organizations all over the world to help tackle some of the most difficult conservation challenges by using video and media. I am a graduate of Bowling Green State University and Miami University with a Masters degree in Biology. I am a member of the Explorers Club and a fellow of the Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders.

About Shana N.

We believe our world is a beautiful and captivating place and are committed to working with our clients to share their part of that story. WanderBird Productions is a full-service creative group, specializing in 360° video production, VR and AR activations, motion graphics, traditional video production and graphic design. We employ a variety of strong visuals to assist our clients in communicating their brand across multiple platforms. Our diverse and dynamic team works collaboratively with our clients and are passionate about producing visual components that engage and inform audiences about brands effectively and creatively.

About Trevan H.

Austin, Texas Filmmaker Director's Reel: https://vimeo.com/413352925/620f94d8be

About Anietie A.

Anietie Antia-Obong is a director/producer/writer working in film, television, the web and theatre. She's written, produced and directed numerous corporate videos, commercials and promos for a variety of clients from large corporations to non-profit organizations. Most recently, Anietie wrote, produced and directed the short film “Priyanath” which has won several awards and been warmly received by audiences at film festivals around the world. Anietie’s earlier works include the "Straight Trippin’” travel series (executive producer/director), cable series “Natural Companions" (producer/editor) and "Simply Beautiful" (producer/writer), the PBS-aired documentary "The World of Nat King Cole" (producer) and the documentary short "Queen Mother" (producer/director/writer). Anietie is currently developing “Love & The Marriage Squeeze,” a documentary series on love, race and relationships. She’s also developing a musical which she’s co-written with singer/songwriter/actor Frank Lawson. Learn more about Anietie and her work at shakenworld.com.

About John V.

Founder of Lonely Lane, a creative and strategic branding agency specializing in digital video content.

About Lily K.

Lily is a filmmaker and educator based in New Orleans. Her directorial debut, Bayou Maharajah, premiered at SXSW in 2013 and has since won many awards including the Oxford American Award for Best Southern Film and Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities’ Documentary Of The Year. She has produced for Arcade Fire, Beyoncé, and Preservation Hall. Her films have covered the Department of Homeland Security's policy of family detention, prison conditions in Gaza and the deteriorating environment of the Gulf Coast. Lily is a co-founder of New Orleans Video Voices, a women-led collective dedicated to increasing media literacy across the Gulf South. In 2015, she was commissioned by Time Inc. and Field Office Films (producer of Beasts Of The Southern Wild) to contribute to their coverage of Hurricane Katrina’s 10-year anniversary. The resulting film, Everything Is To Be Continued, exposes how Black working musicians have been excluded from New Orleans’ economic recovery. Lily’s second feature documentary Buckjumping premiered in October 2018 to the largest audience ever assembled at the New Orleans Film Festival. Her work has appeared on ARTE, HBO, MTV News, Time, Al-Jazeera English, Democracy Now!, Sundance DocClub, Hulu, Netflix, iTunes, Electronic Intifada and PBS. Lily is a member of the Grammys, Film Fatales New Orleans, a former board member of WIFT-Louisiana and of the Patois Human Rights Film Festival. She is on the Community Advisory Board of WWOZ and is a member of Alternate ROOTS. Lily a founding member of the All-Yall Film Collective of Southern filmmakers.

About Cameron C.

I am a storyteller based in Kansas City, MO. I have worked in film for seven years and currently direct and produce music videos for Strange Music, Inc.

About Van W.

Video Production Specialist for 30+ years but don't believe me - ask around.

About Bradley R.

About David O.

Throughout my career, I have been an integral component in the success of companies large and small, from Fortune 500 to venture-backed tech startups. At every stop, I've applied a winning personal formula: hard work, dedication, leadership and vision to grow and succeed professionally and personally in the ever-changing marketplace of ideas.  Possessing experience as a live event host and on-air personality, live television writer and producer, online content strategist, public and media relations specialist, marketing design consultant, marketing director, communications director, and corporate communications consultant, my unique blend of experience, skill, and talent makes me the ideal candidate for your organization.

About David P.

I was born in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico, on January 3, 1986. My mother is from Nogales, Sonora and my father from Santa Bárbara, Chihuahua, converged on the border when my mom got a teaching job and my dad had left his hometown behind to look for opportunities in the city. I grew up in Ciudad Juárez with my two brothers, one four years older and the other four. years younger, in the care of my mother who at the time had to act as father as well. Between skateboards, friends and grunge music from the 90s I navigated my adolescence under the always extreme climate of the border. At the age of 20, I started working at a local photography studio, taking photos of weddings, quinceañeras and special events, at the same time I took classes from the Degree in Sociology at the Institute of Social Sciences and Administration of the Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez. What started as a casual job that helped me pay for school, became a calling of vocation. I will never forget that first camera that at times I borrowed my boss to go out and scan the city through the lens. I developed an interest in the process of documenting not only those events personal and important to the people, but the events in the city, as well as the day-to-day day and the details that one misses if one does not have a camera on one's arm; which took me to make the decision to change the course of my career by transferring to the Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Institute of Architecture, Design and Art A few years later I got an internship as a Photographer at a local newspaper called El Norte, in which I worked alongside journalists and photographers with a lot of experience and in this way I got into the local media,at a time when violence in the city was at an all-time high. David Peinado Romero / Mexico In an organic way, I managed to transition to a position of Plant Photojournalist in one of the most well-known and alternative means of communication in the city called La Polaka, which was characterized by being a "no frills" platform and focused on the red note I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work on this medium in particular, since it helped me build a journalistic ethic that would mark the rest of my career. I also worked for a time in a business-focused magazine covering maquiladora industry events. Shortly after I accepted the position of Photojournalist staff for the main local newspaper, El Diario, where fortunately I was able to do use of the experience that I had acquired since I covered notes from social, red note, local stories and long-term projects.3 years ago I left that position to dedicate myself to independent journalism, and I currently collaborate with agencies such as Xinhua, AFP, Nur Photo, Zuma, Pacific Press and media such as La Silla Rota, El Universal, Aristegui Noticias, Infobae, The Mexiqueño and Cuartoscuro. My work is focused on topics that have touched my community and echo elsewhere in Mexico and Central America, such as migration, cultural dichotomies, violence, drug trafficking, femicides and forced disappearances. This path of photography has been for me almost a personal catharsis allow me to meet stories and people who have left a mark on my life, to be able to know these universes so foreign to mine, and at the same time so close. and make them justice by bringing these photographs to the collective memory. I have also created a network of fellow photographers from many parts of the world whom I thank for share your experience and advice with me and that I hope to continue cultivating. The resilience to remain in a changing environment, adaptability and empathy to relate to the environment and the subjects, as well as the journalistic ethics that allows discerning between what needs to be reported and what does not, have been the foundations of these almost 15 years of photographic career.

About Chrisna Z.

About Creation S.

Through a fusion of ideas, talents, and perspectives we are able to create art that speaks more powerfully and causes a greater response in the viewer. Without effective video & photo, your brand is forgotten. If one loses the SOUL of their story, they lose everything. Many organizations are so buried by their work or distracted by pain points that they have lost the real reason why they show up each day. And they wonder why the world isn’t noticing them. Our team has a process to come alongside you, explore, collaborate, and ultimately reveal the soul of your story. After that, creating amazing content through photos and videos is easy. Because, when organizations tell the right story, the right way, the world responds.