Hood River, OR 97031, USA
1 review$700 - $1500 / Day
I run a small documentary/commercial production shop outside Portland, OR. Shooting with FX6, FS7, A7SII, Mavic Pro 3 and DJI Ronins, I've shot and edited videos for non-profits and corporate clients in locations from Portland, OR to rural Georgia to Indonesia. I work solo, with my brother, and larger crews depending on the client and scope. I am a FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot and have flown and shot footage in urban to wilderness settings. I speak Spanish and am comfortable in challenging social and/or physical environments with alpine mountaineering skills, expedition experience, and months spent navigating in the wilderness. Our full-length doc film "Who Owns Water" has aired on Georgia Public Broadcasting, Maryland Public TV, and been awarded in numerous film festivals, including Telluride Mountainfilm. Clients include: Starbucks, REI, Mendi, The New Yorker, Hood River Tourism, Tofurky, Le Monde France, Nike, Leafly, WhyHunger, Mode Media, American Rivers.
Produced for USDA
Short documentary video for USDA Wildlife Services about the feral swine issue in Texas and how USDA and farmers are managing the invasive pests.
Produced for The New Yorker
Documentary short film for The New Yorker about the conflict over mask mandates in Klickitat County, WA where a self-described Constitutional Sheriff refuses to enforce the governor's mandate.
Produced for Michael Hanson Company
This 50-minute feature documentary follows my brother and I as we paddle from source to sea on our childhood rivers in Georgia. A decades-old water war between GA-FL-AL has spurred a contentious debate over water allocation. In this film we meet the ordinary people living near the river to put a ground-level perspective on what a modern-day water war means and how to approach a solution.
Produced for American Rivers
A five-minute short listening to three local voices talk about their connection to the Flint River that flows through central Georgia. Shot over four days spent with three previously identified subjects. Includes underwater filming.
Produced for Mode
A five-minute doc-style film about a local spearfisherman in Jamaica who has recently learned to catch the invasive and dangerous lionfish that are devastating Caribbean reef ecosystems. We follow the subject onto the boat and into the water, hearing his story. We also visit a high-end chef who has learned to prepare the lionfish in his resort kitchen.
Shot this 7+ minute branded content doc about a Latina woman climbing Mt. St Helens. Commissioned by REI. We developed the entire project, from story creation to pre-production to shooting and editing.
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