Austin, TX, USA
$200 - $1200 / Day
BRIAN FORD is a cross-platform visual media specialist based in Austin, TX, the Bay Area, and Points South and East. His work has focused on a spectrum of humanitarian and social change issues--from the post-industrial struggles of Detroit to the post-conflict transformations of rural Colombia, from the rebuilding efforts in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake to the reshaping of American Indian rights in Oklahoma. Brians corporate, governmental and nongovernmental clients have included National Geographic, PBS, A&E, Discovery Channel, the Smithsonian Channel, Amazon Prime, Dell, the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, UNICEF, and the University of Michigan. As a DP and director with extensive post experience, Brian is technically conversant from the field to final finishing. With his passion for documenting the human experience and his unique combination of talent and vision, Brian is well equipped to capture and convey stories of any size.
Produced for Movimiento Por La Paz
Since the Free Trade Agreement was passed in 2012, Colombia has become the most dangerous place in the world to be a union organizer. This documentary follows the current struggles of four peasant farmers in rural Colombia upon returning home after several decades of civil war.
Produced for The Flying Classroom
While the Flint water crisis remains in the public eye, northern Michigan faces another potential environmental disaster.
Produced for PBS
Creator, Producer, DP, Director, Editor, and Co-Writer of PBS's hit webseries, It's Okay To Be Smart
A tiny minority of America’s industrial sites released more greenhouse gases than all the passenger cars in the country combined. In Indiana, where Gov. Mike Pence once called climate change a “myth”, industrial greenhouse-gas emissions are second only to Texas domestically, and exceed those from Israel, Greece and 185 other countries.
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