Seattle, WA, USA
7 reviews$1000 - $2000 / Day
Curran is a documentary & commercial director & DoP based in Seattle. A spirit for unique stories and visceral moments has brought me around the world and back - living in floating fishing villages on the East China Sea, documenting microbiologists traversing underground cave systems in British Columbia, accompanying the New Zealand women’s soccer team to the FIFA Women’s World Cup. I was born and raised outside of Boston, MA - and no - I do not have the accent. When the cameras are busy charging, you might find me jumping out of airplanes, getting my hands dirty in the Pacific Northwest backcountry, or pitching a tent under the stars with my dog, Benji.
November • 2018
Curran was awesome! He was great at keeping in touch in the days leading up to the shoot, was super prompt at the call-time, and was professional and flexible given our very tricky filming conditions. He quickly delivered all the footage, which looks fantastic. He is the perfect example of a solid, reliable, and talented cinematographer and DP — which can be hard to find. I would highly recommend working with him.
March • 2021
Curran was wonderful to work with. He is very proactive, thorough, and friendly. A+
September • 2020
Curran was fantastic to work with. I look forward to hiring him again.
Sarah Goble, owner of Sol Yoga in Seattle, came to Wildly with a unique vision of documenting her 200 hour yoga teacher training course. The objective was to capture the many different elements of the course; the physicality, the sociability, the education, the philosophy, and the vulnerability in a way that would allow prospective students to get a feel for what the teacher training program would offer. We wanted to create something unique and authentic that reflected everything we learned about the course. While the visual components were strong off the bat, the creative and ideation phases presented the challenge of not falling into the many oversaturated and recycled tropes and styles of yoga culture on social media.
"We named our shop after sneakers." Ian Williams didn't grow up an avid coffee lover or a longtime barista. No, his interest in coffee comes from an understanding of how much influence a coffee shop has on a community and its culture. Deadstock is one of many on going co-productions with The Pour, striving to share the stories individuals, personal journey, and their relationship with community, all against the backdrop of the coffee.
Limited Series documentary for Paramount Plus
After a difficult 2018 offseason, involving two broken feet and multiple operations, New Zealand olympic striker, Rosie White, begins her comeback into the national spotlight. Through various setbacks, Rosie’s mother continues to be her inspiration and motivation to push forward.
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