North Carolina, USA
$600 - $800
1 reviewMichael is an award winning filmmaker who focuses on feature docs. His films "Horns and Halos" and "Battle for Brooklyn" were both short listed for the Academy Award. He is a 2012 Guggenheim Fellow. His book of photos, "Malls Across America" was published by Steidl.
Raleigh, NC, USA
$650 - $1500
3 reviewsI graduated from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 1976 with a BA degree in psychology. I began my filmmaking career in 1977 after completing the Professional Filmmaker’s Workshop at NYU in the summer of 1977. It was the summer of Son of Sam and the big New York Blackout. It all made for a very memorable summer in my life. I returned to North Carolina and begin pursuing my career. Over the past 32 years I have had the pleasure and opportunity to act as Director of Photography on four regional Emmy winning documentaries and several others that received prestigious awards. I have traveled to and worked in 35 different states and over twenty countries on five continents. On a trip to Kenya I had the opportunity to photograph wild animals roaming about the Masai Mara National Reserve, while there to document the installation of a swinging bridge over a river to help the Masai villagers travel safely during rainy seasons. In India we visited and documented the Banjara Tribe, a nomadic tribe known for their colorful celebrations. I have also traveled to Zambia, South Africa, Jordan, Turkey, Thailand, Indonesia, Nepal and Tibet where I have had the opportunity to photograph many indigenous peoples any many compelling stories of life in other cultures. In the last few years I have concentrated on long form documentaries that explore various people’s cultures and how those cultures are intertwined with society in general. Below is a complete list of feature length documentaries I have served on. The passion for my vocation has grown steadily throughout my career and remains with me to this day.
Charlottesville, VA, USA
$500 - $1000
2 reviewsZac Gooch is a storyteller. He doesn't use a pen or paper. He uses raw moments and moving pictures to weave a tale that can only be told through the lens. At the age of 17, Zac started shooting at WVIR in Charlottesville, VA. During his time there, he learned the basics of photography. He covered hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods. He was there when the Queen of England came to visit Virginia. He also traveled to New Orleans to cover the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. In 2008, Zac decided to take a job at KTUU in Anchorage, AK. While working in Alaska Zac had the opportunity to travel and cover major news events like global warming near the Arctic Circle and Governor Sarah Palin's Vice Presidential bid. At the end of 2010 Zac moved with his wife to Bakersfield, CA and took a job as a staff photographer at KBAK. While working in California,Zac helped produce a half hour special called When Kern Burned. It won an Edward R Murrow, NPPA Best Documentary runner up, and two Emmy a
Durham, NC, USA
$600 - $1250
1 reviewI'm a two time Emmy-nominated filmmaker with over a decade of experience, predominantly in non-fiction film and television. I directed and produced his first feature documentary by traveling the world with only a backpack and a Canon DSLR camera. That film, Raise Up: The World is Our Gym won “Best of the Fest” at the Hip Hop Film Festival and received global distribution through Red Bull Media House. I've produced work for Travel Channel, Sportsman’s Channel and Redbull TV, been featured in Huffington Post, Men's Health, and other national media, and I choose to focus on telling stories of subcultures rooted in health, history, sports, and social issues.
Raleigh, NC, USA
$750 - $1000
4 reviewsFounding Partner @ Boldrush.org ✓ 2 Emmys ✓ 3 Addys ✓ 6 Tellys ✓ 4 AVA Awards ✓ 175M+ YouTube/Facebook views Specialty Skills: ○ Cinematography ○ Visual effects ○ Object removal/replacement ○ Motion tracking ○ Compositing (realistically mix animation & video) Computer animation since 12 years old, filming since 14 years old, 15+ years of professional directing experience.
Greenville, SC, USA
$400 - $10000
17 reviewsI have a passion for telling meaningful stories and crafting beautiful and compelling images. I love collaborating with a team but I will never compromise on quality. I've also been told I'm kind of funny so that's a plus.
Williamson, WV 25661, USA
$700 - $1050
11 reviewsTechnical skill and rare sensitivity --- Anna Leah brings you unique visuals, catered style, and heart-to-heart honesty.
Durham, NC, USA
$750 - $1500
13 reviewsI'm a freelance Filmmaker who can Produce, Direct, and DP. I also do post sides of things with Editing and am a professional Colorist.
Charlotte, NC, USA
$400 - $2000
2 reviewsI am a hardworking videographer and video/audio editor. I have over eight years of experience in producing commercials, event videos, music videos, documentaries, and narrative films.
Fayetteville, WV 25840, USA
$700 - $1000
1 reviewExperienced unscripted DP/camera operator. I’m equally comfortable single or multi camera shooting, with strong story instincts and a great eye.
Asheville, NC, USA
$500 - $1000
5 reviewsJust a guy and his camera, and his gear, and his kid, and his wife, and his 2 dogs. Telling stories for a living since 2012.
Durham, NC, USA
$800 - $5000
1 reviewDrone pilot and cinematographer. Over the years I've worked on social justice, portrait-based, and environmental documentaries as well as narratives.
Raleigh, NC, USA
$500 - $2000
18 reviewsFilmmaker, Director, Producer, Camera Op, Editor + Visual story teller.
Asheville, NC, USA
$3000 - $15000
2 reviewsPhotographer / Director
Greenville, NC, USA
$700 - $1200
3 reviewsWilmington, NC, USA
$450 - $1750
1 reviewDependable multimedia expert with an ad agency and entertainment industries background
Richmond, VA, USA
$600 - $10000
2 reviewsGreenwood, SC, USA
$500 - $1200
1 reviewCharlotte, NC, USA
$10 - $75
2 reviewsRonceverte, WV 24970, USA
$1000 - $1200
3 reviewsSuper cool and nice.
Clients rate Documentary DPs in High Point, North Carolina, USA4.77 (136)
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