Chattanooga, TN, USA
$600 - $1500 / Day
I consider myself a storyteller first and a filmmaker second. I truly believe that pretty pictures without soul and purpose are simply just that, pretty pictures. Every project I take on, whether it's a documentary, corporate vignette, or commercial, I always rely on story to drive every decision made in crafting content that speaks and resonates with audiences on a deeper human level. My work has taken me from the headquarters of fortune 500 companies to impoverish villages in rural Ghana. I've had the opportunity to interview industry leaders, dreamers, artists, innovators, underdogs, victims of abuse, terminally ill patients, and activists. From bigger than life characters to normal everyday working people, we all have a story to share and yet good stories only happen to those who can tell them. I am grateful and blessed to continue my pursuit of happiness and passion to craft good stories that challenge the way we think and speak to the heart to move the mind. Over the years my work has been recognized with numerous awards including 5 Emmys and 1 Telly, and yet I feel I've only just scratched the surface. When I am not behind a camera or computer I enjoy spending quality time with my family hiking a trail, traveling, getting our hands dirty in the veggie garden or playing with our dog and chickens.
Produced for Changing Lives Together
For over a decade, every year, George returns to his homeland in rural Ghana with international NGO Changing Lives Together to provide sustainable economic development in impoverished communities in rural Ghana.
Produced for Applied Learning Science
6 part mini series. Marie's patience, training and work ethic will be tested on her first day on the job as a Medical Assistant at a busy medical clinic.
Produced for NEXGEN
NEXGEN wanted to highlight their amazing in-house team and highlight the key features that make their software a leader in the asset management industry in a fun and playful manner.
Produced for Josh Pfeiffer
Some love stories last longer than a lifetime....
Produced for M.E.P Productions / DKC
PBS Documentary In perilous 1870's and 80's, when the troops that had protected African Americans after the Civil War were removed from the South and night riders and lynching terrorized African Americans, The Hyers Sisters (African-American, touring-opera prodigies) stood up against the denigration of their people to become Voices for Freedom. The works that they created integrated casting for the first time, brought the first black leading players to Music Theater, and became the first AMERICAN musicals. These works lovingly changed minds and hearts for 20 years and influenced the musicals to come. Yet The Hyers remain unsung -- 'til now.
Produced for National Brain Tumor Society
Liz Salmi and her husband Brett have been living with her grade 2 astrocytoma diagnosis for 15 years. Their story and experiences have led them to champion breakthroughs ahead.
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