Discover Top News Shooters / Video Journalists in Mobile, Alabama, USA

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Andrea Claire Morningstar is a filmmaker based in New Orleans, LA. Producer, Director, Shooter and Editor of doc and doc style work. 10+ years of experience. Excellent interviewer.

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I’ve DP’d dozens of commercials, conducted countless interviews, and directed multiple award-winning projects.

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Marcus is a Louisiana filmmaker who has had a hand in several areas of production from local tv spots to Hollywood South films. A New Orleans native and St. Augustine alum, he finished college at LSU receiving his Bachelor's in the area of Communication Studies while working with Tiger TV news and sports, as well as, several LSU theatre and media productions. He's worked in the Louisiana film industry since 2013 and have been apart of over 15 film and television projects during that time. He recently produced, directed, and shot an episode of BetteR, a documentary web series produced by NOVAC, which highlights groups and individuals in the Baton Rouge community in the aftermath of the events of the summer of 2016. The episode focuses on the internal and external struggles of media members, specifically WAFB Channel 9 in Baton Rouge, during the city’s most trying time and national spotlight. What started out as a simple short documentary episode, now has grown into a feature-length project, which is currently in production.

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- A creative multi-media journalist and leader with extensive experience in digital strategy and team development and management. - Well versed in all aspect of digital video production, including interviewing, shooting, field production, live events, sourcing, editing, product purchasing and budgeting, content acquisition, distribution, and social media. - A producer and editor with 12+ years of experience, covering a wide array of topics, including luxury and consumer travel, business and financial media, local and international news, and arts and culture. Born and raised in New Orleans, Kristen received a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Emerson College in 2005 before joining New York 1 News as a producer. After also working as a segment producer at Bloomberg Television, Kristen left TV to focus her attention on web production and online video in 2012. She has since produced hundreds of videos in the arts, culture, and travel spaces and developed and managed teams at online outlets, large and small. Resume: https://kristenboatright.com/s/Kristen-Boatright_Resume-2018.pdf

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Producing television for Fox (Renovate My Family), ABC (American Music Awards, World Music Awards), HBO, Travel Channel, as well as several independent and mid-level studio features. In 2009, the opportunity presented itself to return to New Orleans to produce the 24th season of MTV’s The Real World. Within days of wrapping production for the season, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill occurred. Deciding to remain in New Orleans to film a documentary of the events and its effects of this disaster on the local fishing communities, Come Hell or High Water. Since, Trent has become one of the regions top producers. Running shows and developing content for HBO, History Channel, Discovery Channel, A&E to name a few. Now, RHB Productions, and film fund, Storyville Projects to produce a slate of unscripted and scripted materials based out of New Orleans which aim is to exploit local tax incentives as well as the wealth of story-telling inspiration the culture and people offer.

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Alejandro de los Rios is an award-winning Cuban-Venezuelan writer and filmmaker based in New Orleans who has worked with the New Orleans Saints & Pelicans, Warner Brothers, MGM, HBO, A&E Networks, Netflix, ESPN, NFL Network and FOX Sports. Alejandro directed “Distant Mardi Gras” which premiered at the 2020 New Orleans Film Festival. He was the series director of “9 for No. 9,” a 9-part documentary on New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees. He won ‘Best Editing’ & ‘Best Sound Design’ at the 2015 New Orleans 48 Hour Film Fest and was named to the New Orleans Film Festival’s Emerging Voices Program in 2017. He directed and starred in the short film “Jalapeño Andretti,” which premiered at the 2017 Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival. Raised outside Washington D.C., he studied writing at Ithaca College and then worked as a freelance journalist writing for ESPN the Magazine, VICE, the Associated Press, Deadspin and others.

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Spencer is a two-time Emmy Award & two-time Peabody Award winning producer, director, writer and showrunner with fifteen years of television and film experience. Recently, he’s produced a range of multimedia and television projects for outlets such as TIME, ABC and A&E Television. His main areas of interest include history, politics and sports. Airing in February & March 2023 on MSNBC, Spencer was the co-executive producer for “When Truth Isn't Truth: The Rudy Giuliani Story.” The four part series produced by TIME Studios explored Giuliani’s dramatic fall from grace, how little he changed in between and the forging of our nation’s “post-truth” era. Also at TIME & MSNBC Films, Spencer produced “Split Screen” with Trevor Noah, a documentary exploring the history of disinformation in American media and the alternate realities now dividing our political landscape. In 2021, Spencer was the co-executive producer for “College $ports, Inc.” a feature-length Vice documentary investigating the NCAA and the seismic rules shift allowing athletes to make NIL endorsement money. In 2017, he produced “World Beaters,” a "30 for 30" documentary film about the history of the Little League World Series. Additional sports verite projects include “100 Days to Indy,” an in-season docu series following IndyCar drivers chasing their dream of the Indianapolis 500, and “Friday Night Tykes,” a close-up look at the hyper competitive world of youth football in Texas. Spencer has made a special focus on producing retrospective documentaries with social themes that still carry resonance in shaping today’s America. Spencer received a 2017 duPont Award as a producer on "Let It Fall: L.A. 1982-1992," an ABC documentary film about police brutality and the L.A. riots directed by Oscar-winner John Ridley. Also for ABC, he produced "One Night in Central Park,” a television documentary about the 1989 Central Park jogger rape case and the five young men accused of the crime. In 2018, he produced "Truth and Lies: Waco," which tells the story of David Koresh, his Branch Davidians followers and their ill-fated standoff with the federal government. When the two hour documentary special aired on ABC in January 2018, it earned the 2nd highest ratings of the network’s "Truth & Lies" franchise. As a director Spencer’s work has included “The Last Word,” a short form doc series for the History Channel marking the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. He interviewed 26 remaining veteran survivors on a range of issues from PTSD to Japanese internment camps. He also directed “Toxic Lake,” a digital documentary project for the Weather Channel about Florida’s Lake Okeechobee, Big Sugar and a toxic algae menacing the Sunshine State. It received the 2017 Society for Professional Journalists Award for Best Digital Feature. In 2014 and 2015, Spencer was a co-executive producer at ABC's Lincoln Square Productions serving as the showrunner for "Watt's World," a 13-episode series which aired on the Travel Channel. Prior to that, Spencer produced features, breaking news and investigative reports at ABC News and "HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel." Past projects as founder of Wilking Productions have included outlets like the New York Times, NPR, Vice Media, Wall Street Journal, Esquire Network and the Weather Channel. Spencer graduated from Tulane University with a B.A. and M.A. in History, and has a M.S. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He’s married with two children and resides in New Orleans and Massachusetts.

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I became a freelance multi-media reporter in 2008 after a career as a fine artist/craftsman. I bring to my work a strong visual style- placing value on the look as well as the content. I branched into video and writing in 2010 as a frequent contributor to the Atlantic. Currently I'm a freelance contributor to DeSmog Blog, where I create in-depth environmental reports. Other recent clients include the Weather Channel, Al Jazeera, Ocean 8 media and the Guardian. I have a knack for getting in to places that are hard to get access to. I'm quick on my feet in disasters zones. I am available to travel worldwide and if not booked, I'm ready to hit the road quickly. I shoot with canon 5d mark3s with multiple fixed lens. Can shoot studio set ups as well as out in the field. Major stories I have covered include the BP oil spill, Earthquake in Haiti and Cholera epidemic, Occupy Wall Street Movement and Sandy. Since 2013 my work has focused on the fracking industry and pipelines.

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I am a Filmmaker/Videographer living in the New Orleans Metro area. I've worked in both the TV and the Film industry wearing many hats and filling many roles including as a Commercial Producer at WYZZ FOX43 in Bloomington, IL and as the Production Manager at WHNO TV20 in New Orleans, LA. Presently I run Ghost Cat Entertainment Producing/Directing/Editing/Shooting commercials, TV shows, documentaries, and web/promotional/industrial films. Patrick’s client list includes The NFL Players Association, The Travel Channel, Indycar, Storyblock Media, The Grand Prix of Louisiana, House Beautiful Magazine, Kitchaid, Hearst Publishing, The National Home Builders Association, Dragon*Con Independent Film Festival, The Audubon Institute, Goodwill Industries, N.O.W. Magazine, CBS, Tulane University, Nichols State University, River Parish Football, Cox Sports (CST), and many, many others.

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After graduating from Marquette University in 2010 with a degree in Advertising, Michael joined Jesuit Volunteer Corps for two years. During that time, he worked alongside the Lakota (Sioux) people in South Dakota at a Mission, serving as both a radio DJ and media specialist. Following his volunteer years, he traveled the country as a Development Officer for the same Mission where he volunteered. Wanting to combine his love for storytelling, marketing, and media, in 2015, Michael started his own production company in Mobile, AL, Motivation Media Inc. (MMI). As Creative Director, he has produced stories through video for non-profits as well as for multi-million dollar corporations. Michael loves to laugh and make others laugh, in particular, his beautiful wife and children.

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I credit my passion for finding and telling stories to the many places I've lived through out my life. From the Deep South to the Northeast, I've kept my curiosity for different people and cultures open. I find seeking the stories of those who have persevered through some type of tragedy the most rewarding. I try to bring a unique perspective from their world to the viewer, often using symbolic b-roll, lots of music (when appropriate), and building trust to have them tell me the most intimate and personal information. However, I like the lighter side of the world, and will focus a good amount of attention on community matters-from unique local bands to shop openings.

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Cam Bonelli is a Mississippi-made journalist and photographer who spent two years as an editor in the Bold North and currently resides in Laurel, Mississippi, where the hit HGTV show “Home Town” is filmed. Graduating from The University of Southern Mississippi with honors, Cam served their senior year as the executive editor for the student newspaper, The Student Printz, from 2016-2017. Currently, Cam works as a jack of all trades (photographer, videographer, writer and expert coffee maker) at the Laurel Leader-Call and formerly the Hattiesburg American. Cam graduated in June 2021 with master's degree in multimedia journalism at the University of Alabama.

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I am a born and raised New Orleanian who holds a B.A. in Film and Communication Arts from the University of New Orleans. A passionate creator, collaborator, and advocate for the arts, my interest in videography and photography began at a young age. What started as a curiosity about all things electronic and a desire to work with various friends’ projects has developed into a skilled passion for combining technology and art. Currently, I am a full-time multi-media specialist at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility. As a freelancer, I've found community through working with different artists and actively seeks to learn from and connect with different people.

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As an experienced filmmaker, avid documentarian, and motion designer, I spend most of my time behind the lens or in front of a computer, but I'm always interested in discovery, investigation, and of course, a compelling story. I'm focused on non-profit, social justice, and biographical documentary filmmaking in New Orleans. I also regularly perform work for major commercial clients and agencies in New York and Miami. I have edited a number of feature documentaries, and am in the process of finishing my personal feature, Bikelordz, a documentary about BMX and Bike Culture in Accra, Ghana.

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Nearly 40 years capturing video for various production companies. My current position is field producer and lead videographer for the Mississippi Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks TV show, 'Mississippi Outdoors'. I've been here 20 years. I also have 15+ years shooting freelance sporting events for ESPN, CBS Sports, etc, Live broadcasts of College and Professional games throughout the Southeastern Region, such as football, basketball, etc. Also studio work/camera for the Lifetime Network on it's show, "Bring It!"

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I am an award-winning, turnkey-filmmaker with over ten years of experience in both agency and independent work environments. I have a solid understanding of the entire film/video production process with an emphasis on post-production including motion graphics, compositing, editing, and color grading. I'm well-versed in crew management with experience instilling motivation and catalyzing artistic and creative solutions as a team.

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Andrea works primarily as a documentary video Producer and Director. She lives between New Orleans, LA and Detroit, MI and is passionate about both communities. Her work has been featured on This American Life, PBS and has screened in festivals and art galleries internationally. She has taught filmmaking at The University of Missouri – Columbia, Interlochen Center for the Arts, the Maine Media Workshops and Detroit Future Schools.

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Albert Moten, Jr. is a Producer/Director/Writer from in New Orleans, Louisiana. He is a graduate of Loyola University New Orleans in Mass Communication and has worked with many Hollywood Studios (Disney, Warner Bros. CBS, etc.) Also, he's a passionate filmmaker who loves to tell stories that are outside the mainstream of Pop Culture. His company "Claiborne Avenue Productions" creates content for all multimedia platforms and is a full service production company.

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