About Aaron F.

Starting my television production career in Austin, TX in 1997, and after 20 years of television production experience, it's taught me one very valuable lesson: that THIS business is very unpredictable. That unpredictability is what keeps it exciting and drives me to each project. Shooting and editing promotional marketing packages, athletic highlight reels, behind the scenes, mini-docs and shooting on location, I excel at the "run & gun" ENG style shooting, adapting to many different situations and locations. Editing under tight deadlines and being a one-man band, from the first day of shooting to the final delivery is what I excel. Equipped with the latest technology for video, sound and editing, when you need it produced, shot and edited--hire ASF SHOOTS.

About Travis G.

Travis Gilmour is an independent video producer based in Corvallis, Oregon. Travis specializes in short, engaging documentary films. He is equally at home in the big city or a remote arctic village. Past projects include traveling the United States training PBS station staff in modern digital production techniques and producing his PBS Digital Studios series "Indie America" and 8 years in Alaska telling the stories of people and places for Alaska Public Media.

About Jesus C.

My background as a producer / writer includes working for the last two years at NBC/Telemundo in San Jose California as a Commercial Producer where my main task was produced, write, shoot and editing commercials and PSA for local clients. Previous I worked for AJ+ a web news outlet, part of the Al Jazeera network as a Video Editor for short documentaries and news where I have the chance to learn the workflow of the news world and the importance of a social perspective to touch the audience. I founded my own production company called Wachanos Films as a freelance. In addition to my background I gain managing experience as a part of the San Francisco Latino Film Festival where I was the operations manager, having to coordinate venues, volunteers and staff during the festival witch I am still part of the board.

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 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 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 Deborah B.

Freelance video and text journalist based in Portland, Oregon with experience in reporting for broadcast and print news. I specialize in feature writing and documentary filmmaking. I shoot with a Canon C300 and 5D Mark IV.

About Benjamin M.

I'm a freelance Director of Photography that is also a local 600 DIT. I own a red package and am ready to go out the door and shoot.

About Ben B.

I am constantly working to refine my craft, and I take great pleasure in working with amazing people to create emotionally engaging fiction and nonfiction. My work has been seen on MTV, Discovery, History Channel CA, PBS, DIY, Al Jazeera, Africa Independent Television, Facebook, and YouTube/Vimeo pre-roll.

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.

About Sarah W.

I am a cinematographer based in Portland, OR and the Bay Area. As part of a two person video production team at Sephora's corporate headquarters, I was responsible for camera operation, audio recording, and lighting as well as directing talent.

About Justin A.

I am a freelance videographer, photographer, and producer based out of Portland, Oregon. I have worked in the creative industry for over 15 years as an art director and animator and have worked with a range of clients from large international brands to local mom and pop shops. In my freetime I am building up a production company that focuses on telling unique stories with a theme of Eco-conciousness, activism, and mindfulness.

About Brady H.

Brady Holden is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, director and producer specializing in environmental videos, branded content, TV, and feature documentaries. His work has appeared on PBS FRONTLINE, CNN’s Parts Unknown with Anthony Bourdain, NPR, Outside Magazine, YouTube RED, Comedy Central, Smithsonian Channel, Investigation Discovery, Current TV, HGTV as well as in National Park Service visitor centers and museums. Clients and partners include The Nature Conservancy, Marriott International, Columbia Land Trust, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Fidelity, IBM, Chef’s Cut Real Jerky, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, The Dougy Center, The Land Trust Alliance, Blue Chalk Media, Requisite Media. Brady is based in Portland, OR. x | x.

About Whitney H.

Whit Hassett is a filmmaker and aerial videographer based in the Pacific Northwest. With a love for wild places and a passion for environmental advocacy and social consciousness, she has contributed her unique aerial and on-the-ground perspectives to a variety of brands and organizations including Patagonia, Yeti, Earthjustice, Nature Conservancy and Ocean Conservancy. With a background in ecology and conservation, she has shifted focus to communicate the human stories that tie us to our landscapes, and the power of film to ignite change.

About Kate M.

Based in Portland, Oregon, Kate McMahon is an award-winning producer, director, writer and journalist of news and documentaries. Kate’s work includes FRONTLINE; The NewsHour, NOW With Bill Moyers, one-off PBS programs and regional PBS station programs. Kate’s most recent documentary FRONTLINE: Coronavirus Pandemic premiered April 21, 2020. Her forthcoming 4-part PBS documentary series, hosted by NBC News technology correspondent Jake Ward, is about breakthroughs in behavioral science called, Hacking Your Mind (releases fall, 2020). Kate has received several awards and nominations for her work including a National Emmy and the NIHCM Health Care TV and Radio Journalism Award, and has contributed to more than 40 hours of national documentary and news programming, primarily for PBS, since she began her career in 1998 as an Associate Producer for The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. Her other past work includes, The Doctor Fix: A New Era of Modern Medicine (PBS stations 2017); FRONTLINE: The Vaccine War (updated, 2015); Oregon Field Guide; Oregon Art Beat (2015); and, The Programmers – a trilogy of short documentaries about game-changing women in computing (2015.) Documentaries include FRONTLINE: Life and Death in Assisted Living (2013); FRONTLINE: Nuclear Aftershocks (2012); FRONTLINE: The Vaccine War (original broadcast in 2010); FRONTLINE: Sick Around America (2009) and FRONTLINE: Sick Around the World (2008). In 2008, Kate’s co-produced a two-hour historical documentary, Andrew Jackson: Good, Evil and the Presidency for PBS. In 2004 Kate associate produced the Oscar-nominated film ENRON: The Smartest Guys in the Room and in 2005 she co-produced FRONTLINE: The Meth Epidemic. In 2001, while working at ABC-NEWS Nightline producing the PBS series Life 360, Kate covered the tragic events of 9/11 for Peter Jennings in New York City. She went on to work for NOW with Bill Moyers covering the nexus of business and politics in Washington, D.C. Her on-going production of Inside the Psychologist’s Studio is a popular web series for the Association for Psychological Science. Outside of producing documentaries and news, Kate has produced and reported public radio programs, and written articles in Metro Parent Magazine. Kate is a visiting lecturer at Portland State University, Portland Community College, Clackamas Community College and Linfield College. Her second language is Spanish. She is a board member of the Women in Film-PDX chapter, participates as a panelist at journalism and documentary conferences and enjoys mentoring aspiring journalism professionals.

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About Steve C.

I'm an Emmy Award winning editor. For the past three years I've worked at Business Insider, focusing on the editing and cinematography of the show "Big Business." Before that I edited for MLB Network, and freelanced for documentary and digital media companies.

About Giorgio L.

About Josh M.

15+ years of experience with my productions company. I specialize in creative consulting, directing, cinematography, photography and editing.