About Alex S.

I am a composer, multi-instrumentalist, and sound supervisor who specializes in off-the-beaten-path storytelling. Often, I take projects that focus on Indigenous topics, like culture and land conservation. As a composer, my strong suit is in glorifying the beauty of nature, underscoring the tone and pacing of scenes, and providing insight into the depths of a character. As a sound supervisor, I record pristine dialogue and ambient sounds on-site, and can mix and master audio.

About Gustavo M.

Bilingual shooter. Working in Mexico and the United States. Work has appeared in the Associated Press, Univision, and others.

About Bryan R.

Bryan Rogala is a creative, driven and multi-faceted content creator with extensive experience in writing, producing, shooting and editing television and digital content. He founded Mountain Standard Creative after eight years in television and digital video, most recently running Outside Magazine's video channel.

About Dylan M.

Dylan McLaughlin (b. 1989) is a video artist employing the medium as a conduit for discourse and discovery in relational processes, through portraits, performance, and installation. Driven by inquiries in environment, perception, movement, community, and mythology, he explores embodied storytelling practices. Investigating improvisation, land-based making, and ecology through collaborative work with landscapes, dancers, and musicians. McLaughlin invites video as a platform to transcend mediums. He holds a BFA in New Media Arts: Moving Images from the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

About Jerry R.

I am a professional visual journalist, have been for more than 20 years. I began my career as a staff photographer at newspapers in the American West, at a time when papers still had darkrooms and photographers still processed their own film. In 1998, my wife, author Karen Coates, and I moved to Cambodia. There, I shot news, features and investigative stories for Agence France-Presse, The New York Times, The Cambodia Daily and dozens of magazines. We have since combined our talents on numerous projects examining under-reported stories across Asia and beyond, with particular focus on environment, health and social issues. For the past eight years, we have documented the widespread effects of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in Laos. Our book, Eternal Harvest: The Legacy of American Bombs in Laos, was published by ThingsAsian Press in 2013. Recently I added HD video work to my high-quality still image repertoire. I am a Senior Fellow at the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University and was a 2012-2013 Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism at the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

About Lisa G.

Lisa Gross is a documentary filmmaker and freelance editor originally from Santa Fe, NM and currently based in Denver, CO. She has worked as an associate story producer, researcher, writer, and editor of shows airing on Destination America, The Cooking Channel, The Travel Channel, PBS, A&E, The Discovery Channel, Discovery Fit & Health, Investigation Discovery, TLC, DIY Network, and MTV, as well as projects for The International Rescue Committee, Lovett Productions, Cabin Creek Films, TED Talks, and The Michael J. Fox Foundation. She has also shot short promotional pieces for private clients and has produced and edited pieces for local PBS. She is currently in production of a feature-length observational documentary about a New York public access TV host whose longstanding show explores the nature of consciousness and other dimensions.

About Austin M.

Hailing from Albuquerque, I'm videographer and photographer.

About Joshua G.

About Ernie Z.

Activist, storyteller, and public servant. With 15 years of experience in professional film and video work, I've dedicated my career to understanding narrative fiction as truth, non-fiction film as cinematic fact, and journalism as a blend of the two. The tools of making this content change all the time and I look at keeping up with these progressions as a pre-requisite while keeping the story at the center. I've worked as a producer for live events, field work, documentaries, narrative projects as well as spend time in the editing room, behind the camera, and in the classroom as a art & storytelling educator. I'm always looking for new challenges whether it means being a one person crew or managing a large number of professionals.

About Brad J.

Creative Producer at 82/92 Productions. We help you create emotional connections with your audience through video.