New York, NY, USA
21 reviews$750 - $1550 / Day
Request QuoteDirector, Cinematographer and Producer with 10 years experience in Documentary, Commercial, Travel and Television. Produced and DP'd the Sundance nominated and Magnolia distributed documentary Whose Streets on the Ferguson uprising. Have shot and directed for Condé Nast, Viacom, MTV, RevoltTV, Verizon, Complex and more.
February • 2019
Lucas was a joy to work with. He intuitively understood our vision and did a beautiful job delivering it. He's the sort of DP you can trust to not only execute the shot list, but to also make great judgement calls if he's left alone in the field. Professional, efficient and artful. Would recommend to anyone.
March • 2023
It was a real pleasure working with Lucas. I have not seen the footage yet but I really look forward to it! I hope we have the opportunity to work together again.
January • 2022
Lucas & Samanta did an excellent job on this project. They are absolute pros who delivered top-notch work. We would absolutely work with both of them again.
Produced for NBCUniversal
Interview with John Carney, former NFL placekicker In praise of NFL kickers, who nobody cares about until the game is on the line NFL placekickers don't usually score big endorsement deals or make the front page of the sports section, but their efforts can make or break the rest of the roster. Ahead of the Super Bowl, THINK spoke to former NFL kicker John Carney about the pressures on the field, and how he came back from a devastating missed field goal in 2003.
Produced for NBCUniversal
Meet the viral TikTok teens capitalizing on cringe For 19-year-old Sebastian Bails, fame is a full-time job. Like the YouTubers and Vine stars before him, he’s part of a growing cohort of young people finding celebrity and influence online — this time, on TikTok, a new social media platform for short-form videos. Bails considers himself one of TikTok’s cringiest creators, a brand he’s parlayed into an audience of millions. But fame comes at a price.
Produced for NBCUniversal
PostSecret: How a small blog from 2004 is keeping the golden age of the web alive When Frank Warren launched PostSecret in 2004, the project took off. It went viral. Frank published six books. PostSecret went on tour. That was the 2000s, and more than 15 years later the blog is still up and running.
Produced for LXTV
Produced for Voice of America
Produced for Charm Offensive Media
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