About Eric K.

Eric is a video producer based in the Pacific Northwest.

About Brianna T.

Brianna Torres is an award winning filmmaker and an explorer from Arizona. She loves experiencing culture through food and the arts. New ideas excite her and a good beat moves her. She believes there isn't much that time in the forest can't cure.

About Jenny T.

We have created videos for television, the web, social media sites, and private and community events. Our videos have been seen in over 100 countries and have been shown at the United Nations. We are currently working on a documentary about the world's most critically endangered sea turtle, the Kemp's Ridley, and also in development for multiple television series on international, national and local platforms. We are interested in telling human interest stories (about a 102-year old woman or an 84-year old female skier) and community activist stories (our video about the Beacon Food Forest has over 20,000 hits worldwide). We do have an environmental bent and would love to feature stories about what individuals and communities are doing to protect the environment, whether they are trying to save old growth forests, building the greenest commercial building in the world, or creating a new sustainable technology.

About Brent C.

Brent Combs is a documentary photographer and videographer based out of Los Angeles, CA. He is a graduate of the Corcoran College of Art & Design with a BFA in Photojournalism. Brent’s work has been exhibited in Syracuse, N.Y. and Washington, D.C. Most recently at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. showing “For The Love, Not The Fame.” Brent's visual stories offer insight into particular spheres of humanity. He has worked to document poverty, social unrest, and social movements. Through his work, he strives to create images that demand consideration for the lives depicted.

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 Sam E.

Sam Eaton is a freelance journalist and filmmaker based in the New York area. His stories and films on climate change, international development and environmental conflict have brought him to more than two dozen countries around the world. His work has been featured on APM’s Marketplace, PRI’s The World, PBS NewsHour, NBC News Digital, The Nation magazine, and UN Web TV. Sam is a Pulitzer Center grantee, an associate of UC Berkeley’s Investigative Reporting Program, and a two-time winner of the Society of Environmental Journalists award for Outstanding Beat Reporting, Large Market. Currently shooting on a Sony FX6.

About Suree T.

I shoot and direct documentaries and cover grassroots media from the pulse of the streets. Most of my work focuses on social and environmental justice themes and characters that are under-represented in mainstream media. Stories of people and fights to protect the land and future generations are what I love to tel My recent feature documentary projects include: producer/camera for HASKELL WEXLERS, Four Days in Chicago; director/producer on the feature doc CRYING EARTH RISE UP, that intimately examines the human cost of uranium mining and its impact on our sacred water supply; and the nationally-PBS broadcast STANDING SILENT NATION chronicling a Native American family struggle for economic empowerment by growing industrial hemp on their sovereign lands on the Pine Ridge Reservation. My features form part of large engagement strategies to promote critical thinking and inform positive shifts in ideas and policy. I learned to shoot in TV news. Storyhunter is a dream collaboration.

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 Ross F.

Ross Fenter is a journalist and a film maker with over 22 years of experience working in film and television. After serving in the US Army overseas and earning a degree from the University of Montana, Ross moved to Los Angeles to embark on a career in film and tv with a focus on documentary film making. Ross has filmed in over a dozen countries, from the jungles of Thailand and Burma working with the Karen refugees and guerrilla fighters, to the occupied territories of The West Bank, Brazil, Peru, Laos, Mozambique, Somalia & Cambodia among others.

About Bruce D.

Commercial video and live event producer with 20 years experience in all aspects of production. Well versed with production software (showbiz) and can create budgets for a variety of projection budget levels. Excellent production contacts for New Orleans, Los Angeles and nationally.

About Morgana W.

Morgana Wingard is a producer, photographer, videographer, and the founder of Namuh Media — a woman-owned production company that produces authentic films about social issues with local, diverse talent around the world. Her clients include UNICEF, CARE, USAID, and Michelle Obama’s Girls Opportunity Alliance. Prior to founding Namuh Media, she worked for Dentsu Aegis, the ONE Campaign, McCann Worldgroup, and Annie Leibovitz. She documented the Ebola outbreak throughout 2014. Then, she produced a documentary film series about the Covid-19 pandemic from 2020 - 2022. Watch her reel here: http://www.morganawingard.com Checkout her latest documentary film series on Covid-19 here: https://thesurvivordiaries.com

About Jovelle T.

Visual journalist born in the Philippines, raised in New Jersey, and currently based in Seattle, Washington.

About Rachel R.

I look for untold stories that get personal, challenge stereotypes, and inspire thought, particularly in human rights and equality, feminism, conservation, and art. My work can be found in The Guardian, The New York Times, CNN, Al Jazeera English, the BBC, News Deeply and Pacific Standard Magazine, among others. I'm currently based in Seattle and working on my first feature documentary. Let's work together!

About Ryan H.

Ryan Heraly is a freelance Director of Photography currently based in Los Angeles. He has shot content and short documentaries for the The Hollywood Reporter, Vulture, Billboard, Viceland, and Tastemade. In 2017 "Close Up with the Hollywood Reporter" was nominated for a daytime Emmy, for which he worked as the directory of photography. Additionally, "THR Eats" and "Billboard: Back to the Block" were Webby Award Honorees. As a Director of Photography, he has worked with some of the world's largest brands including Ferrari, 1800 Tequila, Dacor, American Airlines, and Starbucks to produce branded content. Ryan is currently available for freelance assignments domestically and internationally. www.ryanheraly.com contact: x follow: @not_just_one_dude

About Kent T.

Kent Truog is a freelance multimedia producer and photographer whose work focuses on issues of conservation, social justice, and cultural preservation. He was a producer on MTV Exit's human trafficking documentary series, is a regular contributor at the World Wildlife Fund, and has partnered with numerous international NGOs to further their philanthropic mission through creative storytelling. Kent is a strong believer in collaboration and hopes his work draws attention to marginalized populations throughout the world. Some of his past projects have involved telling the stories of young women on the verge of aging out of an orphanage in Honduras, gender empowerment through coffee farming in Kenya, critically endangered dolphins in the Mekong River, and most recently he supported a first response unit as a photographer to document the immediate aftermath of those affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Kent is currently based in Manila, Philippines.

About Jason S.

For over 10 years I have worked with visual media creating series, documentaries, commercials, and music videos. Combining my skillsets which include videography, graphic design, and audio production, I am versatile and efficient when crafting content for internet and broadcast. If you are looking for someone who is experienced, reliable, and hard-working, look no further. Be it commercial, documentary, or film, my brand is your story. Let me tell yours. Some of my past clients include Nautica, Lacoste, University of Washington, King County Department of Health, and John L. Scott. Telly Award Winner (2019)

About Ramon D.

I'm a freelance photographer and filmmaker based in Seattle, WA. My roots are in documentary work. My soul is in the outdoors.

About Stephen (Steve) H.

March 22, 2021 Stephen James Hyde is a cinematographer and an Emmy Award® nominated producer (2018). His work has screened theatrically and appeared on TV networks such as Discovery, Comedy Central, CNN, Aljazeera, and PBS, as well as online magazines including Indian Country Today, Washington Post, Mind Body Green, Seattle Times, GQ, California Magazine, The Nation and elsewhere. Recently he is the Director of Photography on a film commissioned by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian directed by Tracy Rector (2021). Steve also filmed the Seattle episode of a new doc series with Academy Award® nominated director James Longley (2021) and is DP on a series of branded content spots for Mackie Audio Products, produced by Lucid Visual Media (2020). Hyde has served as an additional cinematographer on numerous other films including the SXSW (2021) best documentary Lily Topples the World by director Jeremey Workman. SKATE DREAMS (2021) by Peabody Award® winning director Jessica Edwards. EVERGREEN: the road to legalization (2013) and SPAWNING GROUNDS (2020) both by Emmy Award® winning director Nils Cowan and as the Super 8 cinematographer on the hit music video by Grammy Award® winner Macklemore “GOOD OLD DAYS” (2018) In addition to working as a cinematographer, Steve is a teacher and social scientist who enjoys producing low budget documentaries and branded content for non-profit organizations dedicated to environmental justice, social change and youth advocacy. Currently he shares technical knowledge by teaching pop-up cinematography workshops. Steve Hyde Films LLC is a boutique production service dedicated to below-the-line production work and equipment rentals. The company collaborates with production companies and freelance artists in the greater Seattle area and throughout America West.

About Jesse S.

I have a story for you. Well about you, really. It started when you were born and the world was shiny and new. In fact, everything you encountered had a mysterious wonder to it. Each leaf a miracle, every a blade of grass a world unto itself. As you grew older however, you began to notice less. Responsibilities and schedules vied for your attention and the walk to work was filled with people in your way instead of fascinating humans, each with a story of their own to tell. As your world became narrower, your heart became harder. Then one day, a seed of a thought wandered into your brain and it took hold. It whispered, "Open your tired old eyes, and see the world anew." My mission is to water that seed. As a filmmaker and a wilderness instructor with a passion for adventure, I aim to challenge others to see the beauty in life. I love telling stories, exploring deeper meaning, and helping others discover their potential through adventure and reflection. I am primarily a documentary filmmaker, having produced and directed Ty's List, a feature length documentary about the grieving process and living life to the fullest. I have also created short videos for non-profits such as Chicago Voyageurs and Northwestern Dance Marathon.

About August W.

As a freelance photographer and filmmaker I have shot, edited, and directed numerous projects in a variety of different fields. I've worked with Non-Profits on media campaigns spearheading environmental and social justice movements, reported live stories as a front lines journalist for news/media outlets, filmed/ edited multiple documentaries, shot festivals, concerts, and worked on promotional/ advertising campaigns for numerous other clients.