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 Todd K.

I'm a video producer/photographer/editor. I've worked for NBCNews.com, MSNBC, Bungie and Amazon.

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 Jasper N.

-Outgoing cinematographer/DP specializing in action and movement -Love to travel Owner of Red Gemini, Sony FS7, Ronin 2, DJI Mavic 2 Pro

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 Curran F.

Curran is an award-winning documentary and commercial director originally from Boston, MA (no, he does not have the accent). Currently residing in Seattle, WA, he hopes to use his work to “cultivate a more active and empathetic interest in the people and places around us.” When the cameras are busy charging, you can find Curran jumping out of airplanes, getting his hands dirty in the Pacific Northwest backcountry, or pitching a tent under the stars. A spirit for unique stories and visceral content has brought Curran around the world and back - living in floating fishing villages on the East China Sea, documenting microbiologists traversing underground cave systems in British Columbia, and most recently accompanying the New Zealand women’s soccer team to the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France.

About Amir C.

Amir Cohn is an award-winning filmmaker (Director, Cinematographer, Editor) focused on storytelling with a wide range of work in the art of filmmaking - documentary, fiction, and commercials.

About Dylan P.

Dylan is a Cinematographer and Photographer in Seattle,Washington. Dylan has a decade’s worth of experience in the commercial photography industry, shooting both in studio and on location. Dylan is known for his ability to use light and composition to convey mood and emotion. His work has a natural and relaxed feel with a strong sense of narrative. Dylan likes to collaborate with his clients to develop their visions and tell their stories. When he is not behind a camera (which is not often), Dylan can be found riding his bike long distances, reading history books with a glass of whiskey, or traveling the world with his wife.

About Nils C.

San Francisco born, Atlanta raised, exploring the world at large: My excitement has always steered me. A co-founder at Wildly, I pull on my backgrounds in broadcast television and community development. Recently removed from a global section of my life, I'm committing to invest in places that are unfamiliar and spark new appeal. I'm excited to pay homage to the beautiful people I encounter, the wild stories I share, and the glorious experiences I embrace along the trail.

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 Dziana H.

Seattle based videographer and stringer, studied motion picture production at Bellevue college

About Mike K.

Mike Kane is a documentary, editorial, and commercial photographer and video producer based in Seattle. His path to taking pictures began with that small town, midwest restlessness that sets in during high school and never really lets go. At 19, teaching English in northern Nicaragua, his mother's old Nikon FG allowed him to see and share a world so different from home he could scarcely believe it. From that point forward cameras have pretty much led the way. After a good run as a newspaper staffer (SF Chronicle, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, San Antonio Express-News) Mike became a freelancer in 2009 and has since been honored to work with socially conscious foundations and corporate clients, investigative journalism nonprofits, and award-winning publications. His pictures have been recognized by various national photo competitions, the Nieman Foundation at Harvard, the Duke Center for Documentary Studies, and nominated for the Pulitzer Prize.

About Kevin E.

Seasoned network level Director of Photography with national and international credits. First call for major news networks and relied on to capture effectively and creatively for the big interviews like Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Elton John, etc....

About Ken C.

Ken Christensen is an award-winning producer, cinematographer, writer, and editor working in documentary filmmaking and digital storytelling. He has been making short films for editorial and commercial clients for the past decade. His work has appeared in the pages and programs of National Public Radio, PBS Newshour and Digital Studios, The New York Times, Bloomberg, Vox Media, ProPublica and public media outlets across the U.S. Pacific Northwest, where he's based. His video work has also been recognized by industry honors including an Edward R. Murrow award and five Emmy awards. Learn more about Ken at www.ken-christensen.com, and watch his production reel at https://vimeo.com/418311332.

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 Brady L.

Brady Lawrence is a Seattle-based director of photography and documentary filmmaker specializing in work about outdoor adventure, music, technology and the environment. His films and photos have been featured in outlets like Nat Geo Travel, TIME Magazine and The Bikepacking Journal. Projects for clients such as the Schmidt Ocean Institute, Zillow and Canyon Bicycles have taken him from the northernmost road in Alaska to the high plateaus of Kyrgyzstan and many places in between. Whether it’s working with mountain bikers in the backcountry or lighting the latest tech in the studio, Brady brings a deep focus on characters to his storytelling and a cinematic eye to his videography. His first feature documentary, Into the Rift, tells the story of a grueling bike race in the remote Atlas Mountains of Morocco and was selected for 'Best Event Documentation' in the Bikepacking 2020 Awards. From adventure athletes and activists to start ups and songwriters, Brady loves captivating stories about compelling people and is always excited by the chance to collaborate with other passionate folks.

About Max C.

Max Cianci is a freelance producer/Director based in Pittsburgh, PA. Max’s work has been shown in festivals around the globe, from Cannes to Auckland to festivals throughout the states. He prides himself on his ability to help others to the best work they can do, as well as steering a project in the best direction possible amidst the many unforeseen circumstances that filmmaking tends to present. With the crew of filmmakers Max has met throughout his travels, they’ve combined to make a powerful and creative team that can find the heart of any project given to them.

About Patrick K.

Pat Kehoe is a Seattle-based director of photography and owner/operator. Having produced both video and still photography content for nearly 17 years, he is skilled at managing camera and G/E crews and has successfully navigated the maze of filming assignments internationally. Clients include Amazon, BECU, Seattle Children’s Hospital, DNA, PB&, The Guardian, Westland Distillery and Copacino+Fujikado. Education: BFA Film/Photography Ithaca College.