Los Angeles, CA, USA
39 reviews$800 - $2500 / Day
Sanchez Media produces commercial and short-form documentary for consumer retails brands, tech companies, and digital media. We shoot on everything from cell phones to large cinema cams. Our production capabilities are designed to be robust and scaleable from modest budgets to larger ones. Visit our website to learn more: www.sanchez.media
May • 2018
This was the second job we did with Alan and like the first assignment, he did an amazing job. We are very happy with the footage. He has amazing on setup management and our subjects and partners appreciated his warm presence. He integrated well with our team.
May • 2018
Alan was awesome to work with. He was creative and professional. He made the day run smooth and was understanding to both producers and subjects. He put in extra effort to make the shots look great and went out of his way to accommodate our team.
December • 2016
Alan is a tremendous person to start, a great DP to boot. He is punctual, considerate, and thinks proactively on set. You'd be lucky to work with him. I hope to again soon!
Produced for G/O Media
A Syrian refugee family struggles to deal with President Trump's immigration ban.
Produced for AJPlus
This shop in London lets people buy presents for refugees, just in time for Christmas.
Produced for Fusion Media Networks
Three weeks after Trump won the election, I had the incredible opportunity to shoot this video about the Ayloush family who are Syrian and Mexican American. Before I met them I was still feeling down and out about our country and what the future holds for my family and all families that Trump has marginalized, but the Ayloush's inspired me and gave me hope. I hope this video does the same for you!
Produced for Fusion Media Networks
This Kansas farm accidentally became the digital center of the U.S.—and the site of a technology horror story.
Produced for G/O Media
A wall-mounted robot draws vector shapes based on input from a computer. The robot is installed as an art exhibit at The Interval, a cafe in San Francisco. We interviewed the maker of the robot, Jurg Lehni, and he discusses its purpose and the philosophy behind the robot's form and function.
Produced for G/O Media
In a world where kids are more likely to want to play video games or an app on a phone, two young girls are encouraged by their parents to play with analog technologies. These two sisters are growing up together playing with record players, three-decade old tape recorders, paint brushes, a microscope, and old typewriters. Their parents believe it'll give them a better sense of the evolution of tod
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