About Brian C.

My passion is to craft visual productions that educate, inspire and influence my audience to bring about change for the better good. My previous role as a visual journalist forms much of my background and backbone. This experience required the necessity to adapt to a diverse array of subject matter and to craft accurate and compelling narratives at a rapid pace with tight deadlines. More recently, I work as an independent multimedia consultant and a part-time video producer and photographer at Pact, a global NGO. Like Pact, most my clients work tirelessly on humanitarian causes. For examples of my work please visit www.BrianJClarkProductions.com

About Kevin R.

We live in Oregon, because we want to, but work virtually anywhere. 30 years of telling our client's stories, from the the history of the Yaquina Bay waterway, to the biggest builder of "Deadliest Catch" boats in the country. We're very good at shooting and editing first person dialog. We've done bird habitat on the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge (yep, those guys!), the history of the Oregon State Capitol, and coming up, perhaps, your next project? We have good gear, great technique and work well as a team; however, we're expert at taking the ball and running with it, too!

About Bradley L.

Bradley Lanphear is an independent cinematographer and film-maker. He has filmed and produced documentaries & commercials for small business, corporations, and non-profits. With the eye of a creative artist and the technical skills of a professional, he produces beautiful cinematic imagery in any environment. A problem solver and team player, Bradley is ready to become a valuable asset to your project.

About Michael D.

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Whether it's lighting the scene, running the camera or directing crew and talent, I'm passionate about what I do, making it my life's work to bring more out of images than simple pixels. I'm a team player, and I make a great partner in your project.

About Ryan G.

My goal as a journalist is to inform, educate, engage, and inspire my audience. With Journalism today, I find it more important than ever to provide a well-balanced and objective approach. Since licensing my first photograph series to both NBC and CBS in the Spring of 2011, I have become increasingly active since graduating from Northern Arizona University and the Student Media Center newsroom. After graduation, I was hired by the Southwest Learning Community division of the National Park Service to produce and complete a series of micro-documentary projects focusing on the Arizona park system. Since then, I have continued my battle in the trenches of multimedia. Making something out of nothing by creating work through partnerships and the collaborative execution of such grand schemes conceived by the minds of mice and men. All while earning my place in this career by diversifying my skills and refining each an every one of them with the variety of projects I undertake. The road less traveled Is a beautiful one...

About Michael H.

Michael Hanson is an Oregon-based photographer/director represented by National Geographic Creative. His awards include POYi, Communication Arts, PDN30, America's Top Travel Photographers, and Images of the Year for Portraiture, along with others from National Geographic, PDN, Banff, Rangefinder, FYI Folio, American Advertising Federation. Michael's photography career began after playing Minor League Baseball for the Atlanta Braves. His work has taken him to over 25 countries around the world. He completed his first book, a project documenting urban farming in America, titled Breaking Through Concrete in 2010 and directed and DP'd his first documentary film, Who Owns Water, on a river in his native South. In 2018, he DP'd and walked across Costa Rica for an upcoming documentary film. He is a frequent contributor to the New York Times and Outside Magazine. Michael's fine art work is in the permanent archive at the Sir Elton John Collection.

About Ian R.

I am a multi-disciplinary artist that combines media to create dynamic stories. I am a writer for Men’s Journal Magazine, a professional photographer, videographer for commercial and documentary works, and all-around creator. I was born in Oregon, grew up on a sailboat in central America until I was eleven, built a house with my father in Key West, and eventually attended Vassar College. Today my passion for travel, adventure, and learning continues to drive my life and work. I am also a member of The Life Aesthetic creative collaboration network, the founder of the I Love You Letter video art project, and Director of the feature documentary film, 'The Narwhal's Wake.' I’m based out of Los Angeles, CA and split my time infinitesimally around the world.

About Josue R.

My name is Josue, I'm an indigenous cinematographer/photographer working on stories that amplify and empower Indigenous peoples. I believe the camera is a powerful tool to connect people with the rest of the world.

About Wasim M.

“Wasim is a media professional involved in everything from print publications to video production. He began his career writing for various Primedia and Conde Nast publications before founding a national newsstand print publication featuring everyone from Hunter S Thompson’s renown artist Ralph Steadman to influential political and philanthropic personalities including Congressman Henry Waxman and The Sierra Club’s founder Carl Pope. His attentive eye for detail and keen editorial sense led him to spend several years as a Senior Editor and Creative Director, producing and editing award-winning marketing and commercial videos and corporate media packages for Fortune 500 companies including Gap, Mattel, and Warner Brothers, featuring everyone from Heidi Klum and Tiger Woods to Common & Beyonce. In addition to his property photography business Pro Property Photos, Wasim currently creates photography and video assets for clients including Airbnb, 500px.com Studio, Trivago Hotels, Drift 101, VectorMount for GoPro, the World Forestry Center, The National Park Service, California State Parks, and the PTTOW influencer marketing summit, an annual event bringing together global power players from Quincy Jones to the Dalai Lama. He was also one of 50 sponsored Samsung Camera Imageloggers, making him a brand ambassador some of today’s most innovative still and virtual reality imaging systems. He was also recently featured by Snappr as one of the highest-rated photographers in Portland! Muklashy also helped co-found an organic cafe in Santa Barbara, California, and has done media work for The Annenberg Foundation, USC’s Marshall Schools Of Business’ Social Innovation program, and award-winning producer and TEDx presenter Frank Fitzpatrick’s Earthtones foundation, dedicated to ‘transforming the human spirit through the power of music and film,’ including an interactive digital publication designed for the arts and music curriculum for the nation’s schools. Wasim has found himself busy speaking at events including Amazon.com & DPReview.com's PIX2015, Social Media Week, Samsung Developer Conference, and Silicon Valley Virtual Reality Conference about the power of photography, video and storytelling. He is also the co-founder of superswell VR, a virtual reality company specializing in immersive storytelling for the outdoor and travel industry. Muklashy currently devotes much of his time to various humanitarian and environmental causes, and has served as a volunteer docent in the California State Park System, where he self-tasked himself to develop original multimedia assets to help bring more attention to our underfunded protected public spaces. He currently serves as Communications Coordinator for the Rotary Action Group for Peace and sits on the board of Ecology In Classrooms & Outdoors, a non-profit dedicated to bringing ecology programs to underserved Portland Metro area schools by connecting students to the natural world and "building science literacy and environmental awareness." Finally, as a recovering broadcast news veteran, he’s realized the importance of combating the constant negativity with stories and news about why we’re living in the most awesome times ever, so started The Future Is Pretty Rad, a site dedicated to science, sustainability, design and tacos, to help spread that information. He spends whatever time he has left documenting the surrounding parks and landscapes and open spaces through photography."

About Alicia A.

I am currently a full time video producer at Oregon Food Bank but I take on freelance projects as my schedule permits. I have several years of experience in news and documentary production, post-production and video editing. I previously worked as a freelance video producer for Reuters in Los Angeles, covering everything from protests to elections, immigration news and, of course, the entertainment industry. I also have several years of experience in documentary and personal narrative work. I have a master's degree in journalism from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. I speak English, Spanish and French fluently and have a basic understanding of Portuguese.

About Evan O.

I'm Evan, a commercial and narrative filmmaker who loves telling stories of people, products, and causes. With over 10 years of experience in the industry, I'm comfortable with everything from small crew documentary projects internationally, to large crew commercial jobs. Visit my website for a more in-depth look at my work and reach out to say hello! Email: x

About Alexander T.

My first camera shot on S-VHS, and now I shoot on cinema cameras that are half the size or less. I've worn many hats throughout my career (figuratively and literally). Whether I'm writing, producing, directing, shooting, or editing, I love what I do. I mainly work in the Pacific NW but often travel for work (and pleasure, because I love it).

About Morgan F.

I am focused on providing complete end to end production of 360º VR video and photo projects. I can help develop your idea into a 360º concept, capture it, edit with sound and graphics, and provide you with a digital file that is ready to upload to any VR capable platform.

About Michael H.

Michael Hull is a producer, director, and editor from New York City, relocated to Portland, Oregon. His feature documentary BETRAYAL AT ATTICA premiered on HBOMax on August 1, 2021. He was the lead video producer for the Fusion Media Group election unit in 2015/16, and was an editor at CBS News from 2010-2015. As the owner of Fifth Column Films he has produced videos for the US Department of Health and Human Services, Yahoo!/Telemundo, The Critical Press, CBS News Digital, Putumayo World Music, and many others.

About Devon L.

Over the past decade Devon has directed and produced hundreds of commercials and corporate videos for clients as diverse as Major League Soccer, Intel, Electronic Arts, Dell Computers, Portland Trail Blazers, Moda Health, ZoomCare, Alienware, Lenovo, Amazon and the Learning Channel. On smaller jobs, Devon will serve as Director/DP and has extensive experience in productions of from one-man-band to large commercial crews. In late 2014, Devon was invited to share his passion for the future of storytelling when he was asked to give a TedxTalk on virtual and augmented reality. In 2016 Devon was interviewed by The Atlantic magazine to discuss VR and AR and the future of storytelling. Devon has gone on to incorporate this passion for pushing production boundaries by working closely with national clients on how to best utilize VR for their brands . Devon excels at crafting stories that matter, but not just for Fortune 100 companies. Devon lives in Portland with his daughter, Dagny.

About Kjell R.

Kjell Redal is a director, cinematographer, and photojournalist whose work revolves around outdoor adventure and social issues. He was a photojournalist at The Seattle Times and studied visual journalism in college before pivoting to commercial and documentary film production. Kjell's past clients including the National Geographic Channel, NASA, and Netflix. He specializes in drone imagery, frequently incorporating the unique angles in his work. Kjell resides in his hometown, Boulder, Colorado, but previously lived in five different countries and four US states.

About Jason W.

My purpose is to inspire collaboration so that what matters most can be its best. If your video is not going to make an impact in the world or your business, I'm not interested. I'm Jason Weitz and I run Left Mind Media. I've been in the industry since 2001, and have done work for companies such as Nike, Oregon Scientific, Keen, Columbia Sportswear, and Wacom. I've also worked with several smaller businesses to impact their bottom line. I specialize in interviews, because authenticity is the real key to making a video that works.

About Caleb O.

Full-time video producer in Portland, Oregon since 2015.

About Kevin B.

My name is Kevin Balmer, aka Diggable Monkey. I've been in the freelance business of video production for the past nine years and I've witnessed the vast evolution of the media landscape. I've done mostly short story documentary with a tiny bit of commercial work. My brand is heavily weighted in the arts and design arena, with a bit of subscription-based online course development. The last couple of big doc projects I've completed were for the Oregon Historical Society, the Regional Arts and Culture Council, and the NW Blacksmiths Association. I've also done some storytelling video work with developers and architectural firms here in Portland. I can execute on all levels of the business from negotiating and securing the work, to the production and delivery of the end product. I would eventually like to lead a production team and make inspirational stories to help save the planet.