Discover Top Production Assistants in Manchester, New Hampshire, USA

Freelance writer and comedy performer.

• Field Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Production Assistant
• Production Company

15 years in film sound work (location recording, sound mixing, editing)

• Sound Mixer
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Fixer
• Audio Storyteller
• Sound Designer
• Senior Editor
• Podcast Producer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Corporate Videographer
• Production Assistant

Producer, Director, Art Director and co- owner of Best Wishes Studio.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Fixer
• Art Director
• Full-Service Live Production
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Post-Production Manager

Photographer and filmmaker, available & working in New England during COVID.

• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Drone Operator
• Production Company
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Portrait Photographer
• Social Media Producer
• Content Strategist
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Fixer
• Production Assistant
• Corporate Videographer

A young ambitious woman who is making her way in the production side of the industry.

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Assistant Camera located in Greater Boston Area, MA

• Production Assistant
• Commercial DP

• TV News Producer
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Gaffer, G&E, AC and PA local to NH

• Production Assistant
• Grip
• Gaffer

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Hi, I'm a freelance AC available anywhere in New England.

• Documentary DP
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• Production Assistant

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Production Assistant

Graduate of Columbia College Chicago, Kevin Luiz spent four years learning the art of film direction. Once graduated, Kevin went on to work for a numer of industry leading film & television shows including Brotherhood, Company Men, and MGMs Zoo Keeper. His passion for story telling translated to the craft of camera work. For four years Kevin studied under Master Level Photographer Mark Medeiros, honing in on the art of imagery and lighting. Kevin has also studied briefly under such names as Chicago film maker Red Clark, and iconic DP Philip Bloom. Additionally, Kevin's love to share his knowledge with others and joined the staff at Redshark News as an author for the renound international film website in late 2014.  Kevin's drive for story telling has lead to exciting projects and his work has taken him all over the world. With these passions in play, Kevin joined forces with Garry Medeiros in late 2012 to form Capion; a creative commercial studio that specializes in corporate branding and national television campaigns. Kevin's appetite for success coupled with his creative know how ensures his ability to deliver products unparralled to the competition. He truely loves to tell stories on time, on budget, and most importantly; in a creative light.  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinluiz/

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• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Creative Director
• Drone Operator
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• Video Editor - Commercial
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Jeremy S. Levine is an Emmy award-winning filmmaker dedicated to telling innovative, intimate, cinematic stories. As a freelance director, producer, editor, and cinematographer, he has created branded content for companies like 23andMe, Ben & Jerry's, and the Brooklyn Brewery. He has produced, shot, and edited segments for outlets like PBS NewsHour, Nat Geo, and Time Magazine. And he has worked as a freelance filmmaker for non-profits including the Dramatists Guild Fund, (RED), and the Covenant House. Levine's films explore race, trauma, and disillusionment and seek to unearth buried tragedies and work towards the often-elusive goal of reconciliation. An Emmy award-winning filmmaker and two-time Sundance Institute fellow, his work has screened at over one hundred film festivals around the world including the Berlinale, Tribeca, and Sundance, streamed on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sundance Now, Starz, and Hulu, broadcast nationally in nine countries, and received 18 festival awards.   His last feature documentary, For Ahkeem, is a love story set against the backdrop of the Ferguson uprising and the school-to-prison pipeline. For Ahkeem played as an official selection of over 60 film festivals where it won 10 awards, including 8 “Best Documentary Awards.” The film was named in Top 10 Lists by both Entertainment Weekly and People and was included on the “Unforgettables” List by the Cinema Eye Honors, a list that IndieWire wrote “helped to define documentary cinema in 2017.” He recently released The Panola Project, a short film that chronicles the journey of the unstoppable Dorothy Oliver to vaccinate her rural, Black town of Panola, AL from the convenience store she runs out of a mobile home. Nearly 99% of adults in her town have received the shot in a state with one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. The Panola Project was an official selection of over 35 festivals including Sundance, Hot Docs, and the DOC NYC Shortlist. The film received five Special Jury Prizes, three Audience Awards, and two Grand Jury Prizes, including the Oscar-qualifying Best Documentary Short Award at the Florida Film Festival. The film was released with The New Yorker, featured on MSNBC’s Morning Joe and The Last Word, and written about in over 50 publications including USA Today, The Boston Globe, Business Insider, and People. In 2006, Levine co-founded the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective (BFC), a community of professional filmmakers dedicated to collaboration and mutual support. He is currently developing projects about a former white supremacist turned vagabond clown, a personal documentary-horror film, and a hybrid film highlighting the deep bond between two men who met in prison.

• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Post-Production Manager
• Field Producer
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Reporter / Journalist
• Fixer
• Production Assistant
• Creative Director

Before starting CaveLight Films, Jordan wrote and produced numerous TV and documentary projects for Travel Channel, A&E Network, Discovery Channel and Animal Planet, as well as produced TV commercials abroad for brands that include Adidas, Samsung and Head & Shoulders. In 2008, he produced the feature length documentary, Where I Stand: The Hank Greenspun Story narrated by Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins and directed by Emmy Award winner Scott Goldstein. Jordan has also produced multiple short documentaries for SgpMedia, which are on permanent exhibit in major museums including the Newseum in Washington, DC, The Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles and the Tolerance Center in New York City. He also occasionally does freelance video work for the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. Jordan earned his Masters from the University of California, Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.

• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - News
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
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• Reporter / Journalist
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
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David Helfer Wells is a film-maker and photographer who divides his time between Providence, Rhode Island and Bangalore, India. One day you can find him creating still and moving images for clients, such as Edible Rhody and the Providence Preservation Society on the unique local culture of America’s smallest state. Other days he may be working on personal/grant funded projects on the beautiful Narragansett Bay with the support of Rhode Island’s Council for Humanities and State Council on the Arts. In India’s “Silicon City” Bangalore, he is busy creating visual narratives for clients such as Bryn Mawr College and Aramco World or working on personal/grant funded projects supported by the Fulbright and Alicia Patterson Foundations. He has worked on assignment for such magazines as Fortune, Life, National Geographic, Newsweek, The Sunday New York Times, and Time, among others. One editor described him as a “…specialist in intercultural communication and visual narratives that excel in their creative mastery of light, shadow and sound, stills and video.” His project on the pesticide poisoning of California farm workers was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize by the Philadelphia Inquirer. He has also worked for corporations such as Consolidated Natural Gas and DuPont as well as for non-profits such as the Ford Foundation and the New Israel Fund.

• Documentary DP
• Production Company
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Corporate Videographer
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Fixer
• Commercial DP
• Production Assistant

After athletically peaking in high school and tearing some ligaments along the way, Chris (aka Doza) discovered a passion for photography and motion. He has now shot stills and video content, often simultaneously, for some of the most recognizable brands and publications in the world utilizing his signature production style of truthful, intimate, documentary story telling. When he's not running around photographing and filming athletes such as Olympic Gold Medalist Aly Raisman or NFL Superstar JJ Watt, he travels to countries like Rwanda to document how sports are improving lives in developing communities. Chris' work documenting the rise of basketball in Rwanda for NGO, Shooting Touch, has been recognized by the United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace and his photos have been published within hall of fame sports writer Jackie MacMullan's essay titled "Using Basketball to Break the Cycle of Poverty and Disease in Rwanda" for ESPN.

• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
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• Corporate Videographer
• Portrait Photographer
• Product Photographer
• Landscape Photographer
• Fashion Photographer

Alex H. Gómez is the Founder, Creative Director, and Director of Photography of Intercultural Productions, a production company specializing in culturally appropriate media. He is a native Colombian and has been in the film and journalism fields for over twenty-five years. Alex is an award-winning documentary director whose work has been shown internationally. In Colombia, he worked as a producer and documentary director at TelePacifico. Although his work covered diverse areas concerning the lives of Colombians, much of it centered on indigenous and Afro-Colombian communities in order to raise awareness about their lives, perspectives, and hopes for the future. After moving to the US, Alex created Intercultural Productions as a way to break down barriers between different cultures and groups of people and use communications tools for promoting equity and understanding. Alex holds a deep appreciation for diverse cultures and social issues and it permeates through everything he does. Alex holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from Universidad del Valle in Colombia and a Masters of Communication and Education from 
the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in Spain. He has taught Hispanic culture at the High School and University level and gives lectures to Universities and organizations on the topic as well. He has traveled extensively throughout Latin America, Europe, and Asia for both work and pleasure. He enjoys photographing indigenous communities and has a recent exhibit showcasing his work in the Amazon and the resilience of the indigenous population to a changing environment.

• Documentary DP
• Creative Director
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• Video Editor - Documentary
• Field Producer
• Fixer
• Production Assistant
• News Shooter / Video Journalist