Vancouver, BC, Canada
20 reviews$700 - $1500 / Day
Request QuoteBenjamin 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.
November • 2018
We worked with Ben to film an interview and some b-roll, and he was awesome! Our interviewee & the institution gave great feedback about him, too. He was prompt, professional, and flexible when it came to a tight schedule with travel involved. The deliverable looks fantastic — beautiful and good quality. We would highly recommend him.
March • 2017
Ben is an exceptional talent, and someone I will continue to work with. You should absolutely hire him if the opportunity comes your way. He is diligent, inspired, and a tremendous collaborator. Sincerely, Dan Leonard Supervising Producer 60 Second Docs
October • 2017
It was great working with Benjamin. The interview looks great and he was really clear in all communication. Would definitely work with him again!
Produced for XPRIZE Foundation
Produced for Seeker
Interview and b-roll at the lab of Dr. Naowarat "Ann" Cheeptham. Dr. Cheeptham is combing cave systems for brand new bacteria that may hold the answer to the growing crisis of drug-resistant infections, but the process is incredibly challenging.
Produced for 60 Second Docs
I shot this piece for 60 Second Docs. Ryan Wang is a typical 9-year-old boy, with one extreme exception -- he’s a world-famous classical piano prodigy. In 2013, when he was just five years old, he performed at Carnegie Hall, and has since made appearances on The Ellen Show and with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. And through it all, Ryan remains a normal kid who loves life offstage, too.
Produced for Global Citizen
Feminism takes many forms. And, according to Melinda Gates, one such form is apparent in the kitchen, the heart of many homes, where nourishment is given from parent to child. Gates, co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Sam Kass, a former senior policy advisor for nutrition to President Barack Obama, spoke to Global Citizen for World Food Day about that connection.
Produced for CNBC Digital Video
Interview and b-roll
Produced for Condé Nast Entertainment
Ars Technica's Sam Machkovech visits Microsoft for a first-hand look at the company's new controller that focuses on accessibility.
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