Denver, CO, USA
10 reviews$800 - $1300 / Day
A skilled, dependable (and unflappable!) DP based in Denver, Colorado. A former journalist, James works with a diverse client base specializing in interview-based authentic, narrative features for commercial clients, nonprofit organizations and the media, both individually and through his production company, Chance Multimedia. James has worked with the BBC, CBS, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Packard Foundation, Dior, UPS and Airbnb. James owns and operates the Sony Cinema Line of Cameras.
August • 2018
James was phenomenal -- he has great creative instincts, technical chops, and took the overall production for this shoot to the next level. Professional, timely, and delivered footage on time, James made the entire project a seamless success. I highly recommend him for future field shoots.
June • 2018
James and his team were easy to work with, responsive, and had good suggestions for creating an effective video. I would certainly recommend Chance Multimedia and hope to work with them again.
July • 2019
James was awesome! Super professional, prompt, and delivered high quality footage quickly. Would definitely recommend him for future field shoots.
Produced for NBCUniversal
Produced for Seeker
Time may be a human construct but that hasn't stopped physicists from perfecting it.
Manila is the world’s most densely populated city. In the center of this heaving metropolis lies the North Cemetery. The final resting place of Filipino presidents, celebrities, and hundreds of thousands of the city’s Catholic dead, the cemetery is also home to a living community of more than 2,000 people.
Years of drought and economic instability are taking their toll on the mental health of Colorado's ranchers and farmers.
Kenya is the largest exporter of black tea in the world. More than half of that tea is grown by small farmers on one to three acres of land. Much of this tea can be called “fair trade”… But how fair is it? The Mouths that Eat from Tea is explores the lives of small tea farmers in Kenya, and how those lives are defined and limited by the people who who buy and sell the tea the tea they grow.
Kaiser Permanente gave us the backstage pass to their production facility where we followed the life of a prescription pill from first order to patient delivery.
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