Portland, OR, USA
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Request QuoteJason Greene is an award-winning cinematographer and filmmaker interested in social issues and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. He was most recently a Director of Photography and Editor at Blue Chalk, where he contributed to projects that earned recognition from the Northwest Regional Emmys, the AIB, Communicator, Telly, W3 and Webby Awards, among others. He is currently based in Portland, Oregon as an Independent cinematographer.
Produced for Blue Chalk
In this film, fifth generation oysterman Rickey Banks who wonders whether his son will be able to continue the tradition to a sixth generation. In 2012, Apalachicola Bay saw its oyster harvest diminish 88%. The reasons are multifaceted, but high salinity caused by an unusual regional drought and sea level rise are primarily to blame. Both factors are likely linked to climate change.
The Navajo Nation has been hit hard by the pandemic. Access to information during this frightening time “is a matter of life or death,” says Tom Arviso Jr., long-time publisher of the Navajo Times. This film was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center by embedding with The Navajo Times and the handful of reporters who cover their community.
A feature-length documentary viewable on the Platform Wondrium Based on Bill Gates' best-selling book, "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster,” the documentary follows five innovators around the world who are working on technological solutions to combat the worst effects of climate change alongside commentary by Bill Gates and other experts.
This films tells the story of the CARE International’s success in improving the maternal health of women and babies in Bihar, one of India’s poorest states. This film captures the work of the government departments, nurses, front line health workers and medical officers who have come together to redefine maternal health outcomes for thousands of mothers and babies throughout the state.
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