About Andrea C.

I am a 20 year journalist and author who has recently turned to multimedia as an added creative level of storytelling. I recently attended the Knight Digital Storytelling Fellowship program at UC Berkeley. I am also a past Food and Society Policy Fellow. My focus interests are health, health policy, social equity, food policy, food, education.

About Emma P.

Are you a fair-trade fanatic? Psyched about sustainability? Essentially, is your company taking the next big step for people & the planet? If so, we'll work great together. I help impactful businesses: - Create-eye catching videos & motion graphics for social media and the web - Tell the 'why' behind their mission + educate their audience - Take their minds off cranking content so they can get to changing the world My clients include MSU, The City of Hastings, Perkscon & more. I provide you with thoughtful insights to communicate effectively + reach more people.

About Michael A.

I’ve been working exclusively as a production sound mixer since 2007.

About Catherine F.

I am a freshly minted college graduate seeking an opportunity to enter the world of television and film production. To this pursuit I bring not only the de rigueur enthusiasm, work ethic, etc., but real skills and knowledge accumulated through my varied experiences as a communication/theatre major at The University of Scranton. Last fall, my documentary film class gave me a taste of the world of film production. Students were required to produce their own documentary, and in four months I produced, directed, and edited Inside the Dramatic Mind, a behind-the-scenes look into the theatre world. My favorite moment of filming my documentary was when I interviewed upcoming playwright Corinne Nulton. I asked her what theatre meant to her. She responded with a story that not only touched my soul, but a story that I would've never heard outside of that moment. It's those intimate moments, face to face, human to human, that make being a Storyhunter worthwhile.

About Prema Q.

I am a retired Civil Engineer with a passion for video production. I can handle all 3 levels of production: Pre-production, Production and Post-Production. I own all of the equipment that I use.

About Judah D.

My name is Judah David, and I myself am a young black male. I realized that filmmaking was what I wanted to do while in school at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, and am now working as a documentarian for One of Us Films in Detroit, MI. Since working for One of Us Films producing stories for Excellent Schools Detroit, I have realized that I love finding stories about young black men that are defying stereotypes and contributing positively to their communities. I also love to find stories that deal with social action and bringing awareness to social injustices. By finding and presenting these stories to the general public, I hope to not only raise awareness about important issues in our community, but also to commend those already making a difference in those issues and to inspire others to do the same. I hope to shine a positive spotlight on my city, long berated for its elevated crime, illiteracy, and poverty levels. There are so many great things about the city I was born and raised in, and I hope that my work will help the world realize that there is hope for a brighter future in the city of Detroit.

About Jamie T.

My name is Jamie Lynn Turner. I produce stories about education and education resources in Detroit, Michigan. I'd like to submit stories about parents, educators and community leaders who, by trail and error, have learned what truly helps children succeed in Detroit.

About Diane C.

I'm interested in hunting for stories that, by being told, will help understanding about climate change, the environment, and nature. Related topics like alternative energy, transit, and vegetarianism are of interest too.

About Aaron S.

Aaron Schillinger is an award winning filmmaker and cofounder of the Sarah E. Ray Project, an organization shining a light on the forgotten story of a Detroit civil rights pioneer. His directorial debut is Boblo Boats: A Detroit Ferry Tale (2021). The documentary is narrated by Motown legend Martha Reeves and was selected as the opening night film of the 2021 Freep Film Festival where it won the ‘Hometown Talent’ award. Aaron’s LGTBQ+ themed short film Pepper (2018) received premieres at the Seattle International Film Festival and Cleveland International Film Festival.

About Carrie L.

I produced and directed corporate and industrial videos for more than a decade and have always been doing non-profit work along the way. I've always been especially interested in telling women's stories and underrepresented communities. In the last couple of years, I've been doing a lot of work around the stories of what's working in post-industrial cities around the world and education in Detroit.

About Yousef M.

I am an Emmy award winning producer and film director who champions the call for creative visual storytelling. I'm convinced that people today don't just want to be informed, they want to be entertained while being informed. I love bringing stories to life that impact the lives of millions of people around the world. I aim is to tell stories in a way that will entice and resonate with global audience.

About Harry A.

experienced drone operator, Experienced editor, Experienced shooter/producer.

About Andrea G.

I'm temporarily relocating to my hometown in the Detroit area, working freelance on a project-by-project basis. I have experience covering breaking news, politics and investigative stories. I previously worked in D.C. for WJLA-TV's investigative unit as an associate producer, producing a weekly show and assisting reporters with packaging stories. I've also held positions at CNN, ABC News, Scripps Washington Bureau, WXYZ-TV and KOMU-TV.

About Orlando D.

I am a Peabody Award-winning Director of Photography focused on news and documentary. I am comfortable shooting solo or with a crew, and no assignment is too big or too small. My camerawork has won the Picture of the Year International Award (POYi), the George Polk Award, Scripps Howard and 4 National News and Doc Emmy nominations. I have filmed filmed for HBO, VICE News, BBC, Aljazeera and PBS both domestically in the US as well as South America, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and Southeast Asia. I am hostile environment certified and excel in covering conflict, social upheaval, and critical current affairs issues. I was the senior DOP of VICE News' viral documentary, "Charlottesville: Race and Terror", which has been viewed more than 65 million times and was hailed by TIME as the best TV episode of 2017. I have more than 20 years of journalism experience around the globe. When not filming, I train daily in Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiujitsu and MMA, and can double as crew security. My ultimate goal is to teach martial arts.

About ReelClever F.

About Matt R.

I am a passionate storyteller with a keen eye for telling genuine, character driven stories.

About Robert G.

I'm a Detroit-based producer, director, and shooter of documentary and non-fiction television programs—over 150 hours of broadcast and cable content. I’ve done documentaries, talk shows, magazine series, and reality programs for Showtime, A&E, MTV, truTV, TLC, MSNBC, Discovery, Style!, The Travel Channel, History, National Geographic Channel, HGTV, DIY, The Weather Channel, and Food Network. I’ve done crime, science, history, food, design, disaster, weddings, home renovation, travel, dating—even sweet sixteen parties—and I’m ready for whatever comes next.

About Desmond L.

Documentary and Commercial director

About Julia K.

About Robert F.

My name is Rob and I am one half of Hello Future, a storytelling lab based out of Metro Detroit. We produce world class storytelling content for small businesses, non-profits and Fortune 500 companies alike. Always in motion is the future... -Yoda-