About Sean K.

5+ years directing, filming, editing.

About Tim E.

Freelance video journalist whose regular clients include Reuters and AFP, as well as a raft of Storyhunter partners. I started out in 1992 covering the Bosnian civil war. I've worked in 25+ countries through companies such as Frontline Television News and Insight TWI, as well as on behalf of the the BBC and many other broadcasters. Gear includes Sony PXW-X180 XDCAM camcorder (with x25 lens) kit plus full audio (wireless lav, gun mike etc.) and lights.

About Allison O.

Allison Otto is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, cinematographer, producer, visual journalist and licensed drone photographer. Her documentary short, The Love Bugs, was shortlisted for a 2019 International Documentary Association award in the Documentary Short category. She is a 2019 SFFILM + Catapult Film Fund grant recipient, a 2018 Roy W. Dean Grant recipient, and a 2018 and 2011 Telluride Mountainfilm Commitment Grant recipient. Her clients have included National Geographic, BBC America, NBC, the Sierra Club, the American Alpine Club, Outside Television and Lonely Planet. Her exclusive story of the discovery of a new invertebrate species was selected by National Geographic as one of their “Ten Best First-of-their-Kind” stories of 2016. That same year she also released "PROPERTY," an award-winning documentary short about a day in the life at the National Wildlife Property Repository. Her film was reviewed as one of the most “poignant, beautiful and emotionally moving” short films at the 2016 Port Townsend Film Festival. In 2013, Allison released her first film, Keeper of the Mountains, which was awarded a Mountainfilm Commitment Grant, won 15 awards, screened at over 30 film festivals around the world and was named “One of the Best Adventure Films of 2013” by Outside magazine. Allison graduated from Stanford University with a bachelor’s degree in Communications and a master’s degree in Sociology. She is FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certified for drone operations. When she’s not filming, the Colorado native can mostly likely be found exploring the mountains with her two dogs.

About Brad C.

Brad Curran is an award winning photographer, cinematographer and editor with a keen eye for visual storytelling. Brad has captured imagery covering a wide range of multimedia formats, producing content for editorial and commercial use for clients such as the United Way, AT&T, Kaiser Permanente, WSDOT, the University of Washington and many more. Brad Curran Creative, LLC offers are a wide range of production services: pre-production, crew management, creative services and post-production.

About Jessey D.

Jessey Dearing is a Seattle-based cinematographer, director of photography and film editor. He regularly contributes to projects and stories for The New York Times and Vice News Tonight, and was a director of photography for National Geographic’s relaunched flagship series “Explorer.” His work has been published by MSNBC, Washington Post, Univision and NPR, among others. He also collaborates with commercial clients such as Amazon and Starbucks to bring a documentary style to their storytelling.

About Patrick W.

Former graphic designer turned video production pro with 5 years of shooting & editing mainly for brands and the agencies who represent them.

About Matthew B.

As a Director Matthew has created countless pieces that have motivated, excited, and brought audiences to tears. He will bring your vision to life in an incredible way.

About Ryan W.

Hello I'm Ryan. I'm an experienced Producer, Director and Cinematographer. Video production is my passion. I love my work, I breath production and strive to always deliver a production experience that is enjoyable and of high quality. I have produced and directed many live shows for clients such as Tesla, Facebook and Microsoft. Element 7 Productions LLC is my production company. We produce Documentary's, 360 video, live streams, music video and corporate video. Our client list includes Amazon, Red Bull, Yahoo, Vice and more. I have been in the video industry for over 10 years. During this time I produced hundreds of live streams as a producer for Livestrem.com, I have shot multiple feature films and I enjoy creating personal meaningful relationships with clients. Creating smooth, inclusive and well produced productions is paramount and my primary concern. From pre production to post production I create open, collaborative experiences that build tight teams and memorable successful projects.

About Tyler M.

My name is Tyler and I’m a Seattle based DP, director, and business owner. I find myself being constantly inspired by the filmmaking process. From traveling the world, to being on the sidelines in front of 70,000 people, to working with a diverse group of people, there are no shortages of possibilities. I’m extremely thankful to be able to pursue what I love and am passionate about for a living. Companies I’ve worked with: AT&T, Direct TV, SAP, Verizon, Canon, University of Washington, Seattle Public Utilities, ESPN, NFL, Concur Awards: 1X Emmy Award (3X nominated) 4X Telly Award

About David L.

A native of Mexico City, I am a seasoned story teller with over 18 years experience working on major brands, both in Latin America and in the United States. Growing up in a city of over 24 million people has taught me many things, including how to get along with other people. Maybe that’s why I love the collaborative nature of my work. When the creative juices are flowing between like minded people is when the work is at its best, and I prefer to be right there in the middle of it. I have little use for the vacuums formed by creative despotism. I love film, photography, art, food, beer and of course music. In fact, music is probably the most influential thing in my life. Just like a good edit is made great by the right music and the right beat my life is constantly being improved with the addition of just the right soundtrack. I love the outdoors, especially any activity that keeps me in tune with the rhythms of nature. Snowboarding and surfing top my list, but I’m usually up for anything and to keep the muscles and joints ready to go I hit the yoga studio while enjoying city life. I try and live my life like taking on a double-black diamond run in knee-deep powder; laidback and fun, but intense and focused all at the same time. I prefer hugs to handshakes and I never leave home without some good music and an open mind.

About Michael F.

I'm a Seattle based filmmaker with an efficient work flow and a dynamic set of skills. I produce corporate documentaries and case studies from fabrication to the final cut. I have extensive experience as a DP, Editor, Drone Operator, as well as sufficient motion graphic designing, coloring and sound mixing/mastering. I can provide the maximum value for your video without breaking the bank. I have a B.A. in film production from the University of Nevada Las Vegas and years of experience working on Reality TV, commercial advertisements, and live event coverage. If you are looking for someone who can cut corners while still providing a very high quality product I'm your videographer.

About Charles C.

Am a videographer in Seattle, WA with 5 years professional videography experience, 12 years customer service, and 7 years self teaching myself visual story telling, and gathering--all toward collective liberation and a cleaner world.

About Neal B.

Director at Road Not Taken Films, I have previously worked in production and post-production for GoPro, Amazon, and Dolby Labs. I have experience shooting in the field with mirrorless systems and GoPro, as well as in-studio with RED, Canon, and Sony systems. I have 10+ years experience editing, often switching between Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro X. I am proficient in DaVinci Resolve for color correction, as well as Logic Pro X and Audition for sound design and mixing. Some lite After Effects is also welcome!

About Justin F.

Jaya Productions sprang to life in the vibrant tech mecca of Seattle, WA in 2001. The early days included launching huge brands through direct to consumer such as Oxiclean, Sonicare, and George Foreman Grill. As the company matured, it grew into the broadcast space, editing and finishing shows airing on networks like A&E, HGTV, and History. Times change, and in recent years we’ve launched into corporate and commercial video, with work for Amazon, Real Networks, PATH, US Dept. of Energy, King County, Microsoft, and our largest client, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. We bring our passion for storytelling and our love of connecting people with those stories, to every project.

About Daniel T.

About Yeong-Ung Y.

Yeong-Ung Yang is a NY Emmy® Award-winning photographer and filmmaker, who formerly worked for Newsday as a staff multimedia producer. He produces visual news reports as well as long-form documentaries. Daily assignments have given him access to a wide range of subjects—from a longtime underboss of the Colombo crime family was released from prison at the age of 102, Trump Impersonators with different political views performing in the Trump era. Going back to the subjects pivoting off answers and engaging them on his own makes for a higher level of insight. He also works with other reporters and the editors from the newsroom to further expand news coverage. Yeong-Ung helps conceptualize and visualize investigative contents such as "Testing the Divide,” a recent Newsday's documentary film an undercover investigation revealing evidence of unequal treatment by real estate agents. As a cinematographer, he applied various visual skillsets ranging from setting up lighting and audio for studio interviews, portraits to aerial drone video. The piece won the Peabody Award in June, 2020. Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Yeong-Ung has been focusing on documenting underreported stories that lay beneath the front pages. Works include a 7-month long video coverage of the Kurds in Iraq (2006), Asian immigrants riding casino buses as a lifeline(2013), and “Unvarnished,” a front-page New York Times series (May 2015), year-long in-depth investigation into the exploitation of nail manicurists who work primarily in Korean-owned salons. Series won Pulitzer Finalist in Local Reporting (Apr. 2016). Yeong-Ung co-directed a Love, mommy, a 30-minute PBS documentary film about a formerly incarcerated woman who is battling custody of her daughter(2017).

About David H.

Film & Video Editor with a solid background working on award-winning feature films and digital content.

About Phil D.

I am a video producer, editor, multimedia journalist, and photographer. I'm passionate about telling untold stories and shedding new angles on current topics. My interests and experience range from long form documentaries, to short news packages, to podcast segments, to corporate live events. most importantly, I love the adventure of challenge of making videos and getting out into the field to make stories come to life.

About Chris B.

I have been working as a documentary cinematographer and director for the last 20 years. From working on the Oscar nominated Food, Inc. to the Emmy winning series Intervention, I have been drawn towards the power of sharing authentic stories. I've seen their power to build empathy, to inspire, and to change the course of lives. For the last few years I have been working with a wide variety of clients, from health care and environmental to musicians and food. The goal has always been the same - tell stories that engage and inspire.

About Julie S.