Woodstock, VT, USA
$600 - $5000 / Day
Evan Kay is a Director of Photography, Producer, and Editor dedicated to crafting authentic and compelling stories around the globe on people and places that inspire and influence us as humans. Evan loves working collaboratively and thinking outside the box when developing new projects and stories for both agencies and clients alike. With over 20 years of production experience and 10 years working in-house as a Creative Director, Evan has the tools and skills to produce and help a client deliver a successful campaign. Specializing in documentary, travel and outdoor action/lifestyle projects, Evan's work has been on the cover of Outside Magazine, featured in ESPN, PBS, Scholastic, Kendal Mountain Film Festival, MADE HERE, and more. Evan has an active carnet and has filmed international projects in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Argentina, Portugal, France and Uruguay. Evan is fully insured and a licensed FAA Part 107 commercial drone operator.
You’ve never heard of a choose your own adventure story quite like this—where personal and professional passions are combined to create a whole new way to explore the outdoors. Smartwool presents Riding the Rails, a short film about one man’s drive, his family’s love for the outdoors, and how their railroad-ready bikes allow them to access the most secluded wild places in the Northeastern United States.
This is the story of James McCaughan and his family farm, Geordie Hill. Shot on location in the south island of New Zealand. Produced by Kuhl Clothing Shot and Edited by Evan Kay
Support your soles with better socks. Gordini launches their first ever dual-sock. The revolutionary socks that help keep your core warm when the outside turns cold. Feet first technology built for winter and fit for adventure.
The BrightNight Hop Hill Renewable Power Project in Benton County, Washington, is an exciting project that will provide 500-megawatts (MW) of renewable solar energy and 500MW of battery storage. The combination of these two renewable energy technologies will result in high-value, dispatchable capacity, which is capable of economically replacing retiring coal powered generation, improving grid reliability, complementing local hydro and nuclear resources to meet growing regional energy needs.
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