Seattle, WA, USA
4 reviews$400 - $1200 / Day
Ken Christensen is an award-winning producer, cinematographer, writer, and editor working in documentary filmmaking and digital storytelling. He has been making short films for editorial and commercial clients for the past decade. His work has appeared in the pages and programs of National Public Radio, PBS Newshour and Digital Studios, The New York Times, Bloomberg, Vox Media, ProPublica and public media outlets across the U.S. Pacific Northwest, where he's based. His video work has also been recognized by industry honors including an Edward R. Murrow award and five Emmy awards. Learn more about Ken at www.ken-christensen.com, and watch his production reel at https://vimeo.com/418311332.
September • 2022
Ken did an exceptional job for us. He delivered beautifully shot video and drone footage and really took the time to understand the story we were telling. Ken was very positive, flexible and communicative throughout the project and was a delight to work with. I would highly recommend him and look forward to working with him again.
November • 2021
Ken came on time and well prepared for the challenges of our two heavy production days. He is a hard worker, talented shooter and has a great can-do attitude. Will be our pleasure to work with him again any time we are in the Seattle area.
January • 2022
Ken was really thorough and super helpful in helping me set up remotely.
Toothpastes, soap scrubs, fleece jackets and more are putting a lot of plastics in the ocean — and into the shellfish we eat. How do we figure out where these micro plastics come from and how to keep them out of our food? Science!
This short documentary follows a 15-year-old from Stamford, N.Y., in the Catskills, as he hunts his first deer with his father.
Produced for Bloomberg Digital
Operated camera, gimbal, sound, lighting for a two-day shoot in Seattle that included multiple sit-down interviews and scene changes.
Produced for Bloomberg Digital
Two-camera interview for Bloomberg Digital. Operated camera, sound and lighting while patching in the producer remotely to conduct the interview.
Produced for Bloomberg Digital
DP'd shoot for Bloomberg Digital on Microsoft campus near Seattle.
Produced for ProPublica
This surveillance video was recorded on April 30 at Gages Lake School north of Chicago. It shows a 7-year-old student being confined in a seclusion space. The video prompted one of 21 investigations into abuse at Gages Lake, which secluded students more than 1,700 times last school year.
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