Video that is part of a series that I did for the Marie Claire Brasil's anniversary with the feminist writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

More videos here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/5919007

Marie Claire - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

"The Amazon is our mother. You care for your mother, you protect her, you don't negotiate her away." - Sonia Guajajara

directed by Nana Queiroz and Inara Chayamiti
storyline and production: Nana Queiroz and Avaaz team
director of photography and editor: Inara Chayamiti
additional footage: Inara Chayamiti/Greenpeace

More videos here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/6543995

#IAMazonia 

"Illegal logging is gigantic, violent and destructive," says Giselda, a resident of a reserve in Rondônia. She is one of the forest defenders who live under continuous threats for counteracting the interests of a lucrative and devastating supply chain. 

Da Seiva ao Sangue 

Afghanistan's Blue Mosque:  A Shrine of Renowned Beauty

SAFFRON STORYHUNTER

You could easily spend days, weeks even, exploring the sprawling Ishak Pasha Palace. The Pasha family spent over a century building this spectacular structure, beginning in 1685. A unique combination of Armenian, Georgian and Ottoman architecture, the fortress in Doğubayazıt, Turkey, was abandoned when the Ottoman Empire fell. But it quietly stands guard over the remote hills of eastern Turkey to this day.


Standing proud atop a Turkish bluff, this abandoned Ottoman palace looks like a real-life Temple of Doom. 

Richard madden - British GQ

Chapter ONE

Lewis Hamilton and H.E.R. come together and discuss their love for fashion and the process of co-creating the TOMMY X LEWIS X H.E.R. Capsule Collection. Discover how they co-created a collection focused on breaking boundaries, staying true to oneself and the importance of loyalty.

TOMMY X LEWIS X H.E.R

How 1-800-Got-Junk Became A $500 Million Empire

I found, filmed, edited, and narrated this story for Business Insider in one week -- As the second largest wildfire in California’s history ravages the state, vineyards in Sonoma County rush to harvest grapes before the smoke can ruin their crop. Selected as one of Business Insider's top stories of 2020.

Vineyard Workers Race Overnight To Save Grapes From Approaching Fires | California Wildfires

Researchers at the University of California San Diego have figured out how to turn algae into flip flops. They founded a startup to sell the shoe, but face a challenge in getting their invention mass produced: There aren't enough algae farms to support the startup's supply chain.

Algae flip flops shoot at UCSD

Pitched, filmed, scripted, and edited this story for Insider News about managing ecosystems and stemming the impacts of catastrophic wildfires in California.

Why These Californians Are Starting Fires On Purpose

Pitched, filmed, and edited this story for Insider News about one of the last fully integrated letterpress printing factories in the United States. Video did over 3 million views across social media.

How Books Are Handmade At The Last Printing Press Of Its Kind In The US

More than a third of US  troops claim they’ve seen white supremacists in the military. Chuck Leek, a former neo-Nazi and US Navy airman, explains how he recruited other members into his hate group.

DP/Shooter in San Diego area  

Mekiya, who is African American and works as a social worker, says that women of colour often aren’t listened to by doctors. She had a traumatic experience giving birth to her previous children in hospital and along with the additional risk of coronavirus decided to have her daughter at home with the help of Natalie Watson, co-founder of Steel City Midwives.

‘Black mothers were already scared’: coronavirus home births

A short documentary about Black Lives Matter activism in the Pittsburgh skate community.

In a summer of protest, members of the skateboard community join the push for racial justice

Meet Dr. Mo Khaki – a GP, activist, media personality and an inspiring human being – as he tells us about how the coronavirus has impacted ethnic minority groups in his home city of London.  

Faith on the Covid Frontline

‘I Felt Like A F*cking Nazi’: An Ex-Border Patrol Agent Speaks Out


Direct From w/ Dena Takruri - Camera Operator

In the film “Flamenco Queer,” by Ana González and Frederick Bernas, a queer man’s lifelong passion for flamenco comes out after decades of hiding feminine impulses in a conservative society with rigid cultural traditions.  The documentary has been acquired by The New Yorker and has received support from The Pulitzer Center.

Flamenco Queer – The New Yorker 

the design of South Korea’s Songdo, a model “smart city,” offer a quick template for urban developments of the future?

Two-camera interviews + B-roll in Songdo

In Xochimilco, Mexico, Manuel Rodriguez is on a mission to save the country’s native and endangered axolotl, a small amphibious animal that can regenerate its body parts. He shelters up to 14,000 creatures at a time at his sanctuary and also puts on a show once a year to educate children and families about the animal in his homemade axolotl costume. He credits the axolotl for helping him find a path away from drugs.

The Guardian of the Axolotl 

CBSGTL173_PM_20210525-Director and DOP (with equipment) needed for 1 day documentary shoot in San Jose, California, U.S.A 

Jules Parker designs lingerie for men. He launched Moot, his own brand of underwear for men to celebrate the male form -- re-imagining a traditionally “feminine” item of clothing through a masculine lens.

The Lingerie Revolution For Men

Produce, Film, and Edit 30 training module videos for this company Hello Seven (https://helloseven.co/)

Million Dollar Badass

This is a special installment of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which profiles people across the globe and details how they earn, spend and save their money.


Living On $6.1 Million A Year In Las Vegas | Millennial Money

Documentary-style shooter for CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series

Pastel Palace, a tattoo and piercing studio in the United Kingdom co-founded by artists Tilly, Aurora, and Sam, is LGBTQ+, women-owned, staffed by an autistic workforce and seeks to make body modification accessible to all. Aware that neurodivergent people often feel uncomfortable patronizing traditional tattoo shops, Pastel Palace seeks to switch the dial on how a tattoo studio is expected to look and operate.

Autism Tattoo Studio: Pastel Palace

Episode for the CNBC show “making it”

CNBC is looking for documentary-style shooter for an Amusement Park/Roller Coaster story in Buena Park, CA

Living In A $43,700/Month Creator House In LA | Unlocked

Through the Pachamama Project, which she founded, 21-year-old period activist Ella Lambert makes reusable sanitary pads for refugees.

Reusable Pads For Refugees | The Pachamama Project

The city of Lviv in western Ukraine is 50 miles from the Polish border. It's been the departure point for many of the 2 million refugees who have fled Ukraine. But with weapons and medic training for volunteers, it's also becoming the center of the country's resistance against Russia. Some of Lviv's residents have turned their homes and businesses into shelters for refugees passing through the city. Chad has turned his bar into a place for people to hide during airstrikes and a depot for volunteers to gather food and supplies to send to more dangerous parts of the country.

Polish Families Host Ukrainian Families

Microsoft Customer Stories: Nexon Gaming Azure

There’s something alluring about the disciples of boxing. Here’s a look at one of the gloved gladiators working to perfect his craft.

Craftsman of the Ring | Alkima

The rebirth of Southern Oaks Golf Club

Dallas Protest Saturday April 2

promo for Dean and Deluca's PGA tour golf tournament at Colonial Country Club.

Dean and Deluca Invitational

We asked Kotaru Uchikoshi, the creator of 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Virtue's Last Reward and the upcoming Zero Time Dilemma, to create a stage in Super Mario Maker. The results are decidedly Zero Escapey.

Vox Meida/Polygon - Zero Escape Creator Kotaro Uchikoshi Plays Super Mario Maker

Being a professional ninja might sound like a little kid's fantasy, but in Aichi, Japan it's a very real job you can have as an adult. Aichi is the birthplace of the Samurai warrior and there are still many places in the city related to Samurai history, from castles to battlegrounds, that people can visit. The ninjas serve as publicists for these sites in order to help boost tourism.


Ninjas for Hire for DDN's Seeker Network

A collection of my best footage from the past year. 

2016 Visual Reel

Shot all the video for this short film on the Ghetto Classics orchestra in Nairobi's Korogocho slum.

Playing Through Poverty

360 video for Hotels.com

Directed, shot, and edited this short branded documentary for BioLite Energy. 

The Power of Home

The stunning Elizabeth Debicki talks to @GQAustralia about her experience on set of her new film @widowsmovie

Video by @jamesmaiki
Digital & Commercial Editor: @jackephillips
Styled by @levymelissa
Hair by @benjaminmullerhair 
Makeup by @ladydaymakeup 
Nails by @amistreets 
Set by @ibbynjoya 

Elizabeth Debicki Talks Female Empowerment Behind The Scenes On GQ Photoshoot

A look inside a new precision machine that wants to reinvent the chip making industry. I shot interviews and b-roll at Intel headquarters in Oregon.


DP Needed Tues 4/22 for Interview and Broll in Corvallis, Oregon

Nuclear power may be making a comeback as researchers develop reactors that are smaller than ever before. 

Mini-Nuclear Reactors Are Coming, and They Could Reinvent the Energy Industry

Irene Herrera, PhD(c) is a roving Cuban-Venezuelan documentary filmmaker. Among her non-fiction works are Kodo wa Awaseba (Gran Prix Expo Aichi Film Fest); Gaijin no Honne (2004); You Can Call Me Nikkie (2008); Women in Refugee: Stories from a Border (2009); Crossing Hispaniola (2010); Spirits to Enlightenment (2012-HotDocs) and Cracked Foundations a 28-min. documentary broadcasted on NHK World.  Irene has also been an active producer and director for the Lebanon and Japan chapters of the Global Lives Project. In 2008 she was a fellow at the Flaherty Film Seminar and in 2009 a Resident Professional at the Knight Center for International Media.  Her journalistic work has been published by The Japan Times, AFP, Al Jazeera Plus, CNNE, Globovision, MSNBC.com, Discovery Digital, NHK World, LinkTV, Center for Investigative Reporting and PBS Newshour. She has traveled to over 60 countries and gets by in 5 languages. For published content: https://ireneherrera.contently.com

Irene H.

I am an enthusiastic, multi-skilled, creative Cameraman / Editor. A passionate filmmaker, I have extensive experience in shooting and editing corporate, social, editorial, fashion and promotional video content. 

My work has been featured in TIME, GQ, BBC, Monocle, Dezeen, Highsnobiety, The Future Laboratory, Naomi Campbell’s youtube channel, and A/J +.

Quick to grasp new ideas and concepts, I strive to develop innovative and creative solutions to problems. Working under tight deadlines has become second nature and I have developed a strong ability to perform effectively under pressure – alone and as part of a team. 

A future thinker, I endeavour to tell the stories of those who are both masters and leaders of their craft within my own distinct and aesthetically rich, visual style.


Website: www.jamesmaiki.com 

Tel: 07903973033
Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/user3720699
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmaiki
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesmaiki

James M.

I am a cinematographer and time-lapse photographer based in South Korea. After graduating from Columbia College Chicago in 2008 with a B.A. in Film and Video, I moved to Seoul. My initial idea was to live abroad for a bit and experience the world before I got settled into my career in New York or Los Angeles; however, Korea pulled me in and I fell in love with it! Next thing I knew, I was making my career here instead of The States. I’ve been working as a freelance cameraman in Korea for over 10 years now.

I’ve been fortunate to work on a wide variety of narrative films, documentaries, and corporate videos for numerous international companies and broadcasters. While I am based in Korea, I’ve had the opportunity to go around the world for work also. I’ve filmed projects in South Africa, Europe, North America, and throughout Asia.

As a cinematographer, I’ve worked with an assortment of formats - from 35mm & 16mm film, DSLRs & mirrorless cameras, to the latest high end digital cameras such as REDs and Arris.

Aside from working as a cinematographer, I stepped into the director and producer role on a a feature length Korean generation gap documentary called "Sedae" , directed a musical film shot in Cape Town called "They Say It’s Wonderful" , and have launched a production company called "Alkima" with my close friend and long time collaborator. I have also worked with numerous crypto currency / blockchain companies. Visit www.CryptoCameraman.com to learn more about that.

My reel and portfolio is at:
www.smukalla.com

Daniel S.

Benjamin spent his formative years in Sweden where he started out working for Swedish National Television and MTV Nordic. He went on to form the film production company Stocktown Films, creating the critically acclaimed “Afripedia” six-part documentary series, exploring the urban culture scene around African metropolises. 

His first feature length documentary film “The Sandwich Nazi”, premiered at SXSW and went on to play at Hot Docs and many other international film festivals. He brings this organic and exciting but polished style from his documentaries to his commercial clients. Benjamin has worked with clients such as Facebook, NRG Energy, Arstechnica, Engadget, SEEKER, Instyle Magazine, Grolsch, Global Citizen, AJPlus, The Canadian Olympic Team, HM, Puma.
He is also an experienced FAA and Transport Canada licensed & fully insured drone pilot. 

Benjamin is currently based out of Vancouver, Canada but as a dual US and EU citizen regularly works across those regions and the world.


Benjamin T.

Masoud Soheili is an Iranian filmmaker, photographer and festival director. He has won more than 40 awards from over 300 film festivals with his movies "Blue-eyed boy" (2014) and "Elephantbird"(2019).
He was a member of 9 film festivals, including the Yogya Netpac Asian Film Festival (2015) , Avanca International Film Festival in Portugal (2016 and 2018), SAARC Film Festival in Sri Lanka (2017), International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala in India (2018), Malatya International Film Festival in Turkey(2018), Dhaka International Youth Film Festival in Bangladesh (2020), Accra Indie Film Festival in Ghana(2022), Chaktomuk Short Film Festival in Cambodia (2022) and Azemeis Film Festival in Portugal(2022). Masoud is the co-founder and creative director of the "Asia Peace Film Festival" in Islamabad, Pakistan, and programmer of the "Changing Perspective Intentional Film Festival" in Istanbul, Turkey. He also worked as a festival director of the Inaugural "Safe Community" International Film Festival in Mashhad, Iran (2017).

Masoud S.

I am a Japanese-Brazilian documentary filmmaker based in Portugal who has been telling nonfiction stories for 14 years. In my works, people are protagonists of their own narratives.

Some of them are: Yzalú - Rap, Feminism and Blackness (screened by In-Edit Brazil, Curta Kinoforum, MIMO and five other festivals, finalist at the City Hall of Sao Paulo’s competition Semana Paulistana do Curta-Metragem, CineB Solar Award), Raam (Audience Award at SHIFT Film Festival/CineSud), and Volta na Quadra, (NETLABTV Award and sponsored by Folha de S. Paulo). 

I was a fellow at the Logan Nonfiction Program with the feature-length documentary Where the Waves Break,  which was a finalist at the Sundance Documentary Fund and the Berlinale Talents.

Through my production company, I worked for Greenpeace, Google, Marie Claire, C&A Foundation, GOL, among others. During two seasons, I was part of the international crew for Legends Rising, a Riot Games’ documentary series.

I worked as a video journalist at Folha de S. Paulo, the largest Brazilian newspaper, and at the publishing companies Globo and Abril.

I received her degree in Journalism from the State University of Londrina, was part of the training program Abril Journalism Course and of the script lab NETLABTV. I has a specialized degree in cinema from Anhembi Morumbi University (Sao Paulo) and studied documentary filmmaking at UnionDocs (New York). Moreover I also did courses focused on cinematography, impact documentary, script writing and entrepreneurship.

Inara C.

Jared Christopher is a Dallas based writer, video journalist, editor and documentary filmmaker.

He is the creator of the Emmy Nominated docuseries Texas 6 on Paramount +.

He served as director and editor of the documentary series Titletown, TX which went on to win 3 regional Emmy's and 2 Edward R. Murrow awards. It was later picked up to air on Facebook Watch as part of their launch into OTT video content.

His short doc for Gizmodo 'Last of the Iron Lungs' won Storyhunter's staff pick award of 2017.

His previous clients include Politico, PGA Tour, the Newseum, McClatchy News, Food Network, the Weather Channel, Dallas Morning News, Washington Post, Sacramento Bee, AFP, Apostrophe Magazine and more.

He's currently at work on a feature documentary that profiles Ray Price, one of country music's most treasured legends.

Contact him at x
Follow him on Twitter @JaredLChris and Instagram @JaredL.Christopher

Jared C.

A Los Angeles-based video production company specializing in premium video production services for social media, websites, and TV.

CREATING IMPACT VIA FILM WHILE FACILITATING CREATIVES & CORPORATIONS WITH IDEATION, DIRECTION & EXECUTION.

Here are some social media accounts I have helped grow and make impactful films tailored to their audiences:
CNBC Make It: https://www.youtube.com/c/CNBCMakeIt
Scorpion Internet Marketing: https://www.instagram.com/scorpion.co/
Spencer Barton (Skater/YouTuber): https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerBarton
60 Second Docs: https://www.youtube.com/c/60SecondDocs
Luke Pelletier (Artist): https://www.instagram.com/lukepelletier/
Back In The Garage: https://www.instagram.com/backinthegarage/
Jason Nash: https://www.youtube.com/c/jasonnash
Brandon McMillan (Dog Trainer/Rescue): https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandonMcMillan
Bloomberg QuickTake: https://www.youtube.com/BloombergTV

Here are a few of the films I've produced, directed, filmed, and edited:
• Japan Hip Hop Dancer Documentary and Music Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNPMDIeOg0M

• Thoughtful Treehouse Documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZYtBczE3E&t=182s

• INSIDE | Documentary about Bernard Pelletiere, my Dad, a French Canadian Horse Shoer.

• Xeela Fitness Documentary - 1.8m views:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZYtBczE3E&t=182s

My equipment + capabilities include:
• 2 x Sony FX3 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (10-bit 4:2:2 + 4K at 120 fps)
• DJI Ronin-RS2 Gimbal Stabilizer
• DJI Mavic 2 Pro Aerial Drone
• Aperture 300D Light Kit (w. softbox)
• Aperture 120D Mark II lighting kit (w. lantern)
• Sound Devices MixPre-6 II 6-Channel / 8-Track Multitrack 32-Bit Field Recorder
• Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel XLR Adapter Kit
• Rode Wireless GO II Dual Channel Wireless Microphone System
• Sennheiser MKE600 Shotgun Mic (w. boom pole and stand)
• Sony FE G-Master 24-70mm f/2.8 lens
• Sony FE G-Master 70-200 f/2.8 lens
• Sony FE 85mm f/1.8 lens
• Rokinon 16mm f/2.8 lens
• GVM RGB LED Video Lighting Kit
• Professional-Grade Memory Cards

I thrive in the fifth quarter, being fueled by the pressure, and value the craft, emotional impact, storytelling, and magic infused in everything I do. I partner with exceptional creative talent to provide complete production solutions from beginning to end.

- Tristan Pelletier

Tristan P.

Austin Meyer is a documentary filmmaker and photographer based in Oakland, CA. He is a National Geographic Explorer and his work has been featured by HBO, Hulu, Apple TV, National Geographic, The New York Times, Washington Post, The Atlantic, PBS NewsHour, and Al Jazeera among others.

Meyer graduated from Stanford University with a B.A. degree in creative writing and an M.A. degree in journalism. After graduation, he was selected as the winner of the New York Times’ International Reporting Trip with Nicholas Kristof competition, for which he reported for the New York Times in Baltimore, India, and Nepal.

Meyer has worked as a videographer at the Los Angeles Times and was awarded an IDEO storytelling fellowship, during which he reported for Slate on the social and environmental impacts of hydropower dams along the Mekong River in Southeast Asia. In 2018 Meyer was awarded a National Geographic Explorer grant to create a documentary film on maternal healthcare in Zambia. His documentaries have screened at the American Documentary, Mill Valley, & Milwaukee Film Festivals, as well as in the National Geographic Short Film Showcase and Atlantic Selects series.

Meyer’s purpose as a documentarian is to tell stories that change the way people walk through the world by inspiring empathy, curiosity, and wonder. He is passionate about telling vulnerable and intimate stories that are emotionally moving, break down stereotypes, and compel people to take action in order to make our world a better place.

www.austinmeyerfilms.com
@austinmeyerfilms on social media

Austin M.

Nick Childers is an Emmy award-winning visual journalist and documentary filmmaker from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He’s the son of a Chilean immigrant and blue-collar Appalachian. Nick has filmed and produced documentaries, news videos, and photo assignments for outlets like The Washington Post, The Guardian, NBC News, VICE News, CNN, Associated Press, Topic, The Wall Street Journal, BRIC TV, Village Voice, Public Source, Postindustrial and is an alumnus of Pratt Institute, Missouri Photo Workshop, UnionDocs, HEFAT, Pittsburgh Filmmaker's Flight School Fellowship, and CAPA Pittsburgh. Nick has covered stories like the war in eastern Ukraine, the Tree of Life shooting, labor in the Rust Belt and Appalachia, home-birth during COVID, Black Lives Matter protests in Pittsburgh, abuse within the Catholic Church, and Caribbean pirate FM radio in Brooklyn. He’s the director of the Pittsburgh chapter of the Video Consortium and a member of NPPA, Storyhunter, Press Club of Western Pennsylvania, Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council, and Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. Nick works independently as a freelance visual journalist, camera operator, director, producer, local fixer and multi-media editor for a variety of editorial and commercial clients. He owns and operates a full Sony FX6 package as a one-man-band.

Nick C.

Ana Gonzalez is a producer/director & journalist with experience in more than 20 countries. She has collaborated with media outlets such as the BBC, Atlas Obscura, NatGeo, TIME, Al Jazeera, Mediaset and others. In 2021, her documentary “Flamenco Queer” was released by The New Yorker with support from the Pulitzer Center. Ana was previously a correspondent for an international press agency in Paris and Bangkok, where she helped the company set up its multimedia headquarters for Asia –a continent she went on to explore extensively during four years as a freelance filmmaker with a base in Indonesia.

 In 2020, she founded Eye Rise Films –an audiovisual production house (with headquarters in London and Barcelona) which tells stories that challenge the way we perceive the world. ERF offers production services for commercial productions, branded content, documentaries, series and others, from conception to delivery. The production company counts with an experienced crew and high-end equipment available for productions worldwide.

Ana G.

Seventy Six Films is a dynamic film production company with over a decade of experience. Our talented team of creators will make your ideas come to life. From commercials, feature documentaries, music videos and brand films, we do it all. 

Our team is skilled in creating projects or boost an existing project through providing expert services in variety of positions such as DP, Director, Producer and more. We also provide high quality video and recording equipment for our shoots. This helps save time and cost for our Clients. 

In every project, our mission is to create impactful visuals for effective storytelling. We excel in helping individuals and organizations use video to tell their stories, share their message, and build marketing momentum for their brand. Whether it’s a brand documentary, a social media clip, or a commercial, we use creativity and the best industry leading technology to tell your story.

Seventy Six F.

Alex Pritz is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning documentary filmmaker based in New York City. Recently, Alex directed The Territory, which premiered at Sundance 2022 where it won both the Audience Award and a Special Jury Award for Documentary Craft. The Territory was shortlisted for the 2023 Academy Awards, nominated for three Critics Choice awards, a Gotham Award, a Producers Guild Award, and a record seven Cinema Eye Honors where it won for Best Debut Feature. The Territory was named a NYT Critics Pick, and was acquired by National Geographic Documentary Films for a theatrical release in the United States, Canada, the UK, Brazil, Aotearoa/New Zealand, and the Netherlands. The film is now available globally on Disney+.

Alex won an Emmy for his work as a cinematographer on the feature documentary The First Wave (dir. Matt Heineman). He was also a cinematographer and field producer on Jon Kasbe’s feature documentary, When Lambs Become Lions (Tribeca 2018), and a co-director, cinematographer, and editor on the documentary short, My Dear Kyrgyzstan (Atlanta 2019). Alex is a co-founder of Documist, and has received grants from the Sundance Institute, IDA Enterprise Fund, Catapult Fund, Doc Society, and was named a 2023 BAFTA Breakthrough Fellow. 

Alex holds a B.Sc. (Ag. & Env.) from McGill University where he studied Environmental Science and Philosophy. In 2012, he received an inaugural Dalai Lama Fellowship for his work developing film curriculums alongside low-income communities in the Philippines.

Alex has received Hostile Environments and First Aid Training, and studied French at the Middlebury Language Schools as a Kathryn Davis Fellow for Peace.

Alex P.

Alexis Duran is  an award-winning filmmaker and educator. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Film+Digital Media from the University of California, Santa Cruz and an MFA in Film and TV Production at San Diego State University.

Alexis has a background in TV news broadcasting where he's worked for NBC San Diego 7 as an operations technician.

As a freelance filmmaker and the founder of Oxford and Claire Productions, he’s filmed and directed documentaries and episodic content for: Al Jazeera(AJ+), BBC Three, USA Today, Quicktake Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, Barcroft Media, Business Insider, Facebook, OnlyGoodTV, Future, Truly, Voice of America(VOA), PBS and TED Talk.

As a writer/director on short narrative films, his films have screened at numerous film festivals around the world. His 2018 film, Bye Luna, was selected at over twelve festivals, won two awards in the U.S., and was invited to screen at the Short Film Corner at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival.

His current film, Forgetting Caroline, is in the festival circuit and was recently selected and screened at the San Diego International Film Festival and Austin Film Festival.

Alexis is an adjunct professor in the Film, Television & Media Arts department at Southwestern College.

• Remote Pilot Certificate Part 107
• Covid-19 Compliance Officer Certificate

Alexis D.

I'm a filmmaker I make short films, music videos, documentaries, promos and short form content for social media platforms.

I've shown my films at the London Short Film Festival, CPIFF, Underwire festival, Turner Contemporary, Tate Modern. National Portrait Gallery and The Barbican.

Clients include: Beggars Music, Rough Trade Records,12TREE Music, Peugeot, Genero TV, Plank PR, FRI, AMS Media Group, Little Bird Gin, Pedler, Showcase cinema's, Rabeanco, M&S and Tate.

I'm proficient in Final Cut Pro X and Premiere, i'm also capable of camera operating and filming HD on SLR and cinema cameras.

https://vimeo.com/roofjeefilms

www.twitter.com/roofjee

www.facebook.com/roofjeefilms

I'm also a filmmaker for Chocolate Films where I edit, film and facilitate workshops. We create all types of content for galleries and museums through to ads and documentary with our award winning web series 1000 Londoners.

Clients include: Tate, The Science Museum, IOD, Punch Drunk, The Dickens Museum, National Lottery Fund, MU, The Royal Society, New Covent Garden Market and RAD.

www.chocolatefilms.com

www.1000londoners.com

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