St. Louis, MO, USA
11 reviews$400 - $1200 / Day
Freelance camera operator/videographer and video editor based in St. Louis, MO, with over five years of professional experience producing documentary, corporate, event, commercial and reality content. I've produced work for CNN, Forbes, McDonald's, Discovery, NBC Universal, Boeing, Starbucks, Levi's, NHK (Japanese Broadcast) and SMG (Shanghai Broadcast) among others. I received my B.A. in Film Studies and Certificate in Documentary Production from Webster University in St. Louis.
August • 2020
Tony was a total pro. He went above and beyond and made the call to film additional interviews on the spot. He's a talented shooter and the footage he delivered was exactly what we asked for. He was also communicative and flexible given the needs of the project and kept in close touch with the subject. I would certainly recommend him.
June • 2017
Tony was incredibly easy to work with. He sourced a fantastic second camera operator and field producer for this shoot, and made everything on our end a breeze. Tony, his cameraman Jason and field producer Thomas were all great people and we were thrilled with the content they captured for us.
January • 2022
Tony was excellent to work with. He was easy-going, made sure to get everything we asked for, and delivered us amazing footage. Will definitely work with him again in the future!
Produced for The Riverfront Times
This is St. Louis All City Boxing (STLACB), a nonprofit boxing gym where kids and young adults can get an education in the sweet science of sparring for no cost. On Dec 19, STLACB sent six of their students from the city finals to the State Silver Gloves Boxing Championship.
Produced for More Perfect Union
Railroad Workers Barred From Striking
Produced for AJPlus
AJ+ visited the Michael Brown mural on North Union Boulevard in St. Louis, Missouri, to mark the one-year anniversary of his death. We wanted to find out what's changed in St. Louis and Ferguson since the tragic events unfolded. From video journalist Tony Barsanti and producer Sadiyyah Rice.
Produced for The Riverfront Times
Tracy Frank has had a rough four years. She's been divorced, lost a loved one and nearly lost her child. She looks to hooping and spinning as a release and motivation to keep going.
Produced for BBC Reel
Why the Dutch are more relaxed when it comes to parenting
Produced for Business Insider
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