Discover Top Field Producers in Tacoma, Washington, USA

Ali is a documentary filmmaker and photographer who has a true vocation for sharing stories of the human spirit. Ali started her documentary career Co-directing and shooting a documentary film with the Martha Graham Dance Company and the Interlochen Arts Academy's dance department back in 2008, and since then has worked all over the country photographing and producing for some of the best filmmakers in the industry. Ali's work has taken her into surgical amphitheaters documenting open heart surgeries, to alpaca farms in rural Maine, meeting and photographing the Dalai Lama, to documenting woman and their experiences during post partum. Recently, Ali was the Assistant Producer and Assistant Editor on a PBS documentary on the History and legacy of the Mayo Clinic, executive produced by Ken Burns in association with Ewers Brothers Productions. Ali has worked on several of Ken Burns' projects such as Emmy nominated series Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies, a production by Ken Burns and Barak Goodman at Ark Media, The Life and Times of Jackie Robinson, The Address, and the Vietnam War series. Currently, Ali is Co-Producing an independent feature length documentary with Director and Cinematographer Lindsay Taylor Jackson on a man who lived through the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia titled Velvet Citizen. More information can be found on the film's website : www.velvetcitizen.com A Wisconsin native, Ali graduated from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin with a degree in Studio Art, with an emphasis on analog photography and digital media. She is also a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, where she received a graduate certificate in documentary photography and video. Ali is available for producing, editing and shooting video and photography projects.

• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Documentary DP
• Production Company
• Field Producer
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Production Assistant
• Fixer
• Creative Director

Tracy Rector is a mixed race Choctaw/Seminole filmmaker, curator, community organizer, co-founder of Longhouse Media and a 2016 Stranger Genius. She has made over 400 short films, and is currently in production of her fifth feature documentary. As co-producer of the award-winning film Teachings of the Tree People, producer of March Point, co-director of Clearwater, and director of Ch'aak' S'aagi; Rector has developed an awareness and sensitivity to the power of media and film as a modern storytelling tool. Her work has been featured on Independent Lens, Cannes Film Festival, ImagineNative, National Geographic, Toronto International Film Festival, Folklife Festival, the Seattle Art Museum and in the Smithsonian’s Museum of the American Indian. After years of galvanizing community and working in a directorial role, Rector has begun to transfer her method of storytelling to gallery exhibitions including YOU ARE ON INDIGENOUS LAND at Core Gallery and Ciné Alter'natif in France, WOMEN ON THE BRINK at Vermillion Gallery, and BLOODLINES at Bridge Productions. As a Native Education specialist, Rector has facilitated work with over 3,000 youth, worked as a consultant with the Seattle Art Museum (SAM), served as a Native Naturalist for the Olympic Sculpture Park, and is involved with SAM’s newly expanded Native American wing. Tracy has received the National Association for Media Literacy award for outstanding contributions made in the field of media education, is a current Firelight Media Lab Fellow, WGBH Producer Fellow, Sundance Institute Lab Fellow, Tribeca All Access Grantee and is the recipient of the Horace Mann Award for her work in utilizing media for social justice. Raised in Seattle and Albuquerque, Tracy currently lives in Seattle and sits as a City of Seattle Arts Commissioner.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Creative Director
• Field Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist

As the proprietor of avitstudios LLC, boasting over a decade of videography expertise within corporate and executive domains, our ethos is rooted in an unwavering dedication to storytelling excellence. Specializing in capturing life's most poignant moments with precision and creativity, we offer discerning clients a proven track record of delivering high-value, impactful visual content. Our approach seamlessly merges technical mastery with a profound understanding of narrative dynamics, ensuring immersive cinematic experiences that deeply resonate. Whether illuminating personal narratives or crafting dynamic brand stories, each project is approached with professionalism, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to exceeding expectations. With a diverse portfolio spanning industries, we pledge nothing short of excellence from conceptualization to final delivery. Let's collaborate to realize your vision and craft enduring visual stories that captivate and endure.

• Documentary DP
• Motion Graphics Designer
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Animator / Visual Effects Artist
• Event Photographer
• Sound Mixer
• Creative Director
• Field Producer
• Corporate Videographer
• Art Director

Andrew Burton (b. 1987 / USA / He, Him) is a Pulitzer Prize finalist, documentary filmmaker, photographer and journalist focused on the intersection of environmentalism and exploration. He is a former fellow at the University of California, Berkeley's Investigative Reporting Program (2016-2017). Burton's first feature film, Newtok, was acquired by Patagonia Films and released in 2022. Co-directed by Michael Kirby Smith, the film follows the village of Newtok, Alaska in their efforts to relocate their entire community due to climate change over a five year period. The film premiered at DocNYC and on Big Sky Film Festival’s “Big Sky Award.” Burton is a founding partner of ROAN Films. Burton's photographic work has been honored by: Pulitzer Prize (Finalist, 2016); Photographer of the Year International; Sundance Institute (Grantee, 2019); American Photography (32 & 34); PDN Photo Annual (2016 & 2018); Sony World Photo Awards; Jonathan Logan Family Foundation (Grantee, 2017 & 2018); Museum of New York (permanent collection, 2012); Fund for Investigative Journalism (Grantee, 2016); The Hearst Foundation; Society of Professional Journalists; Lumix Photo Festival; China International Press Photo Contest; New York Press Photographer's Association; College Photographer of the Year and Oregon Newspaper Publisher’s Association. Beginning in 2018 Burton has been a director and producer for Duct Tape Then Beer and their podcasts The Dirtbag Diaries and Climbing Gold (hosted by Alex Honnold). Burton has directed, produced, shot and edited films ranging from 15 seconds to 30 minutes for DTTB; additionally, he regularly produces, interviews, writes, narrates, edits, scores and sound designs podcast episodes. Both the film work and podcasts explore personal transformation, exploration and environmental issues through the lens of outdoor recreation. His work has been published in The New York Times; The Wall Street Journal; National Geographic; The New Yorker; TIME and The Guardian, amongst others. Burton has worked both as a staff photojournalist for Getty Images as well as a freelance photographer covering breaking news and long-term stories locally, nationally and internationally. He has been a Carnegie-Knight News21 fellow (2009) and was a student at Eddie Adams XXII. Burton has received first aid training for combat and wilderness wounds through Reporters Instructed in Saving Colleagues (RISC), Global Journalist Security and Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism. He has a degree in journalism with a focus in photography from Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Senior Editor
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Field Producer
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Post-Production Manager
• Production Coordinator / Crewing
• Podcast Producer
• Audio Storyteller
• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist

You’ve come to the right place. Hello! I’m Jordan Stead - the uncommon combination of a right-meets-left brained visual storyteller & creative content director with a history of individual & team-based successes that blur the lines between brand storytelling, transmedia production, corporate public relations & journalism. Got a story that needs telling? No sweat. I can: dream it, plan it, produce it, publish it & market it to help clarify your brand’s values to increase revenue, secure audience loyalty & level up content engagement to positively swing the reputational needle in the direction you need it to move. My only caveats: no bad attitudes, prima donnas or unhealthy workaholics allowed. This kind of work should be fun, empathetic & fulfilling. If it’s not – something is wrong. Run! Looking forward to making history with you – do not hesitate to reach out. Cheers, Jordan Stead | x | www.jordanstead.com ---------------- • Clients include National Geographic Travel, Amazon, Starbucks, ESPN, Microsoft, Chevron, Amazon Web Services, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Bandcamp, SPY Optics, Olloclip, Zoopa, eVo, Leafly, CreativeLive, DPReview.com (Digital Photography Review), Seattle International Film Festival, Costco, The Associated Press, Reuters, High Country News, Southern Poverty Law Center, Common Language Project, ZUMA Press, American Photo, Corbis, Strideline, NPPA's Best of Photojournalism, University of Washington, Western Washington University, Seattle University, Bastyr University, Seattle Parks & Recreation, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Seattle Times, The Las Vegas Review Journal, The Denver Post, The Houston Chronicle, The Provo Daily Herald, The Salt Lake Tribune, Puget Sounds Business Journal, The Christian Science Monitor, The Bellingham Herald, The Skagit Valley Herald, Seattle Magazine, DoubleTruck Magazine, Palm Springs Photo Festival, Society of Professional Journalists, National Press Photographers Association & Washington Press Association.

• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Creative Director
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Portrait Photographer
• Immersive/Spatial Video Capture
• Event Photographer
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Field Producer
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Landscape Photographer

Through an extensive career in international film ; and television, I have been fortunate to combine my love for storytelling with her passion for discovering the world. I have traveled to nearly 70 countries, producing in more than 40 as well as working extensively throughout the United States. I work independently, in the studio system, on feature films, documentaries, as well as network & cable programming; from development through to delivery. My experience in the field and post, conducting interviews, directing, as well as shooting, has culminated in hundreds of hours of non- fiction programming for ABC, AMC, CBS, NBC, A&E, Animal Planet, Audience Network, DIRECTV, Discovery, Discovery Asia, History, and the Paramount Network. I broke into the world of television at The Amazing Race, where I spent seven seasons. During that time, I worked across six continents and 18 countries. Along the way, I earned two Emmy awards. Some of my other credits include Religion of Sports, Ice Cold Gold, Ax Men, The Colony, BullRun, Kid Nation, America’s Toughest Jobs, and The Big Time. I am currently in post-production on the independent documentary, Ready to Run, that followed nine women across the country running for office for the first time in the 2018 US mid-term elections. I have lived and worked in the vast, remote wilds around the world, from Patagonia to the Arctic Circle. In addition, I’ve filmed in challenging environments across the United States, from the high ranges of Alaska; the top of El Capitan, the dense forests of Oregon, Washington, and Montana; the swamps of Louisiana; the flatlands of Texas; to the Bering Sea. Internationally, I have worked & traveled across Africa, Australia, Central & South America, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and throughout Europe. I spent many months in Sri Lanka assisting in relief efforts after the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami, which led to my directorial debut Anatomy of a Disaster, for Discovery Asia & the United Nations. This documentary looks at rebuilding progress in the hardest-hit regions of Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, and the Maldives. Before venturing into television, I concentrated my efforts in feature films, most notably at Pierce Brosnan’s production company, Irish DreamTime. I was actively involved in the successful studio remake of ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ as well as the company’s independent features including ‘Evelyn’ and ‘The Nephew’ (both set & shot in Ireland). I have also worked at New Line Cinema and 20th Century Fox. I began my career as a freelance writer and photojournalist. I spent time in New York City at HEALTH magazine before moving back to my hometown of Chicago where I worked with the highly acclaimed Chicago International Theatre Festival, under the direction of Jane Nicholl Sahlins and her husband, Second City founder, Bernie Sahlins. I hold a Master of Fine Arts, specializing in Cinematography, from the American Film Institute, and degrees in Journalism and Political Science from the University of Kentucky. When not working, I am active in various community-based programs. I recently realized a long-standing dream by completing the 500-mile pilgrimage from St. Jean Pied de Port, France, across the Pyrenees Mountains, to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. I currently split my time between Portland, Oregon, and everywhere interesting projects lead.

• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Series Producer / Show Runner
• Field Producer
• Fixer

Kyle Norris is from Michigan and spent ten years as a host and reporter with Michigan Radio, the state’s largest NPR-affiliate. He lives in Seattle and works as a producer, reporter and educator. His stories are intimate and character-driven. He explores issues surrounding identity, health, religion, poverty, and arts & culture narratives. Norris is known for his sound-rich style of storytelling and conversational, expressive tone. His stories have appeared nationally on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Marketplace, Here and Now, The Splendid Table, The Environment Report, and World Vision Report. He won First Place for “Soft Feature, Division A” in June 2018 from PRNDI. The organization consists of upper management from public radio stations around the country (Public Radio News Directors Incorporated). He was selected as a 2016 New Voice Scholar from the Association for Independents in Radio and has won a Clarion Award in 2016 for his work on a radio documentary about life for military veterans in Michigan. His previous awards include First Place for enterprise/investigative reporting from PRNDI and a "best of" award for individual reporting from the Michigan Associated Press. Norris also teaches classes and workshops about audio production, storytelling, podcasting, and working with the media. His clients include The City of Seattle, Seattle Public Library, Jack Straw Cultural Center, The Seattle World School, and Southwest Youth & Family Services. He currently works as a youth mentor and instructor for KUOW’s RadioActive program and as a producer with their podcast department. He’s created an independent podcast with reporter Anna Boiko-Weyrauch called “Finding Fixes” that looks at solutions to the opioid epidemic in Snohomish County. The series was released in September 2018 and is supported with help from Solutions Journalism and InvestigateWest. Former NPR Senior Editor Sara Sarasohn describes Norris this way: “Kyle Norris is the real deal. I've heard a lot of voices in my 25 years in public radio. None is warmer, more expressive or more natural than Kyle's. He has this innate intimacy that invites the listener into a story in a totally welcoming way. That carries over into his interviewing. Kyle has such an ability to get the perfect quote that goes beyond the superficial. From government officials to kids in an art class, Kyle connects with the people he talks to, and that's a gateway for the audience to connect as well.”

• Production Company
• Audio Storyteller
• Reporter / Journalist
• Fixer
• Field Producer
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• On-Air Reporter / Host

For over a decade, I’ve been lucky enough to work across many areas of the media industry. It has groomed me to excel in all aspects of visual storytelling seeing deadline-driven projects from development through final delivery of assets including pitching, writing, budgeting, field producing, directing, shooting, editing, project management, and publishing with digital asset management systems. It all started at CBS in 2009 paving the way for how the venerable news network broadcasted to a new audience online. At that time, CBSNews.com was ahead of the curve as my team developed the most optimal ways to package television content online from shows such as 60 Minutes, Sunday Morning, and 48 Hours. I was also fortunate enough to work on a live digital show with Katie Couric and produce a streaming simulcast to The Early Show. The hands-on experience and skills I gained over the years at CBS allowed me to join CNN as that network began to reinvent its digital presence. The reach of CNN ramped everything up for me as the projects I worked on received higher budgets and were seen by many more people. This also is where I started to develop more of my project management skills working in sponsored content. The series under this department operate under deadlines set by clients requiring a higher level of production quality and strict delivery schedule both online and on television. Along the way I have been awarded with numerous accolades including an Emmy nomination, Eppy awards and special recognition from the Webbys. The best part of my job is hitting publish and broadcasting a piece I poured my heart and mind into. I never want to stop creating and sharing my passion with the world.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Drone Operator
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Field Producer
• TV News Producer
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Reporter / Journalist
• Senior Producer / Project Manager

Kristina Krug is a Producer and Photographer with 25+ years of industry experience who is currently in Seattle. She continues to work as a local in Nashville, where she was based for 17 years. Kristina works with media companies, agencies, non-profits, and corporations on film and still productions. She is a meticulous, intuitive, and effective creative collaborator. Kristina started her career in Chicago as a print designer and art director, after earning a degree in visual communication. Within two years she began working as a freelance creative director for Chicago area agencies and design firms. Within ten years, her skill set expanded to editorial and commercial photography, and then film production. Throughout her career she has either produced, creative directed, directed, or photographed visual content for film and still productions. Kristina is fully vaccinated, with a current passport and TSA Pre✓ Global Entry membership. Select Clients & Productions: - Cartier - CNN - Condé Nast x 23 Stories - EatingWell - Glamour UK - Hilton - HPE - Kirklands - MKG - The New York Times Magazine - Omega - Shark Ninja - SAP - This Old House - Whisky Advocate - Wild Turkey Distillery - Wine Spectator - U.S. Army Creative Services: - Creative Producer - Creative Director - Producer Director Production Services: - Producer - Production Manager - Production Coordinator - Production Office - Script Supervisor - Crew Hiring - Casting - Budgets - Production Schedule - Shooting Schedule - Estimates - Negotiation - Contracts Local Production Support: - Seattle & Nashville - Local Producer / Field Producer - Local Crew - Local Vendors, Catering, Crafty - Logistics - Location Scouting - Crew Safety, CCO, Security *COVID-19 UPDATE Kristina is fully vaccinated (Pfizer) as of April 2021. The safety and well being of everyone working with Kristina — subjects, clients, crew, and vendors — are the number one priority. Safety and travel protocols will match the latest guidelines from the CDC, EU, and all related state and local governments in the US and abroad.

• Documentary DP
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Creative Director
• Portrait Photographer
• Field Producer
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Non-Fiction Film Director

With over two decades of experience, Dan Holz has left an indelible mark as a producer and director, crafting impactful photographic campaigns and award-winning films that resonate globally. His lens has focused on the art of storytelling, with a dedication to conservation, active lifestyles, and the exhilarating world of mountain sports. In the face of some of the planet's most challenging conditions, Dan thrives, finding joy in every minute of the creative process. As an ambassador of Protect Our Winter's Creative Alliance, he passionately shares narratives that ignite action for a sustainable future. Currently calling Leavenworth, Washington home, Dan resides with his wife Lisa and two daughters. Together, they find solace and adventure in exploring the rugged landscapes of the North Cascades and beyond.

• Product Photographer
• Landscape Photographer
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Commercial DP
• Documentary DP
• Art Director
• Creative Director
• Digital Content Creator
• Field Producer
• Executive Producer
• Production Company
• Senior Producer / Project Manager

FEARLESS is a creative agency working at the intersections of public art, public benefit R+D, old and new technologies, education, and community experience and engagement design. We are media makers, college professors, artists, storytellers, equity driven design-thinkers, philosophers, and community organizers who collaborate with clients to push at the edges of possibility. Alongside that work, we experiment with and test ideas through producing cultural projects and programs, from award-winning documentaries to prototypes for web 3.0 microinvesting. Our clients are in arts and culture, government, education, business and tech, in the US and internationally. We bring a human-centered approach to designing strategy, media, festivals, workshops, exhibitions, campaigns and curriculum.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Creative Director
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Senior Editor
• Executive Producer
• Field Producer
• Production Company
• Content Strategist
• Post-Production Manager
• Digital Content Creator
• Senior Producer / Project Manager

Crafting Stories. Capturing Attention. For over 10 years, I've honed my skills in video production and still photography. I excel in field shooting, post-production, and crafting compelling visual stories that resonate with audiences through authentic storytelling. My expertise spans the entire video production process, from script writing (non-fiction) and directing to shooting and editing. Project management is also in my wheelhouse. I have a proven track record of taking projects from concept all the way to dissemination. I'm passionate about creating evocative imagery that connects with viewers, especially on social media. I also bring experience in cross-cultural communication and story development to the table, ensuring my work resonates deeply with a wide range of audiences.

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Video Editor - News
• Drone Operator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Field Producer

Jaya Productions sprang to life in the vibrant tech mecca of Seattle, WA in 2001. The early days included launching huge brands through direct to consumer such as Oxiclean, Sonicare, and George Foreman Grill. As the company matured, it grew into the broadcast space, editing and finishing shows airing on networks like A&E, HGTV, and History. Times change, and in recent years we’ve launched into corporate and commercial video, with work for Amazon, Real Networks, PATH, US Dept. of Energy, King County, Microsoft, and our largest client, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. We bring our passion for storytelling and our love of connecting people with those stories, to every project.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Animator / Visual Effects Artist
• Motion Graphics Designer
• Commercial DP
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Post-Production Manager
• Colorist
• Fixer
• Sound Mixer
• Field Producer
• Production Company
• Corporate Videographer

A seasoned Emmy Award-winning producer/shooter with more than fifteen years of experience developing, producing and shooting documentaries, broadcast television series and strategic multimedia communications. Born and raised in Calgary, Canada and trained in the trenches of the factual television industry of Washington, DC, Nils now calls Seattle home, working with broadcast clients, Fortune 500 companies and small businesses throughout the world. He has produced, shot and written over a hundred broadcast and non-broadcast projects for clients such as History, Discovery, The National Park Service, PBS, National Geographic, Red Bull Media and BET.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Production Company
• Fixer
• Field Producer
• Reporter / Journalist

Elke Hautala is a seasoned producer with over a decade of experience primarily in the non-fiction arena. She has extensive experience with academic, archival and qualitative research. Her experience extends to organizational and creative producing from pre-production to post including field producing, interviewing, client relations, line producing and community engagement. She has worked with budgets of all ranges from just a couple hundred dollars up to $100,000. Her work has been exhibited everywhere from The Alamo Drafthouse Austin to the Neptune Theater Seattle and the Jewish Museum in Amsterdam.

• Field Producer
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Audio Storyteller
• Production Coordinator / Crewing
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Post-Production Manager
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Non-Fiction Film Director

Space nerd. Film connoisseur. Camera guy. Good driver. Better Cook. Adventure addict. I'm always on the hunt for new challenges and ways to infuse my work with passion. I work in the camera department on set and my roles encompass everything from director of photography, to camera operator, and 1st assistant camera/focus puller. I'm experienced and capable of handling most industry standard camera systems and components, no matter how complex. Two of my specialties are complicated camera builds and pulling focus on long, moving shots.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Drone Operator
• Field Producer
• Gaffer
• HD Live Operator
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist

Sebastian grew up in New York City drinking coffee, playing the violin and watching Bette Davis movies with his dad. He studied film and music at Vassar College before joining Morgan Spurlock's production company Warrior Poets, where he produced and managed multiple award-winning films, television programs and short form-content. Sebastian presently splits his time freelancing between both coasts. He recently finished producing the music documentary "The Art of Listening" for Sony and is currently producing short films for the film series "We The Voters."

• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Field Producer
• Fixer
• Production Company
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Production Assistant

Kai Film’s Executive Producer, Derek Johnson, has experience overseeing all types of production from conception to publication. With a team of seasoned, Seattle-based crew members, producers, post-production experts, actors, and more, Kai Films can take the reigns on production so you can focus on your critical business actions and trust that you’ll get a final video you’ll be proud to share across channels to represent your brand, business, product, or service, including Film and Television markets.

• Series Producer / Show Runner
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• Commercial DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Gaffer
• Event Photographer
• Portrait Photographer
• Production Company
• Production Coordinator / Crewing
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Field Producer
• Line Producer / On-Location

I'm a visual journalist and filmmaker focusing on human trafficking, alternative energy, and the environment. I tell stories for non-profits, news organizations, and companies. I specialize in developing and producing social media ready projects with character driven narratives and universal themes built on the tenets of journalism. I'm a World Press, Pictures of the Year and Best of Photojournalism winner, Emmy and Webby nominated, and have won several successful journalism and social justice impact grants.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - News
• Fixer
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Reporter / Journalist
• Field Producer
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Production Assistant
• Sound Mixer

I’m a passionate creative director, video director; still shoot director, content strategist, and producer filled with a never-ending curiosity and deep life experience in many creative fields. I have a deep love of learning, creating big ideas and sharing great story. People love to work with me because I create a fun,open, and humorous environment to explore in. And every client I work with comes away with a deep respect and willingness to do it again, with the clients expectations always met and exceeded.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Creative Director
• Field Producer
• Copywriter
• Digital Content Creator