May • 2018
Steve and his team are exceptional. Absolutely a joy to work with. We can't wait to work with them again!
Seattle, WA, USA
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Request QuoteDirectors and Producers often commend me for my meticulous preparation and composure amidst the high stakes of production. This discipline stems from my upbringing in Colorado, where I developed an instinct for thorough planning in the mountains. These habits seamlessly transitioned into my cinematography work, where patience, foresight, and adaptability are crucial. The calm I maintain under pressure is a trait I learned as an aviator in the 1990s at Boeing Field in Seattle. In flying, equipment failures are anticipated, paralleling the unpredictability of a film set. I address equipment challenges with precision and resolve, ensuring swift recovery when conditions change. My drive as a filmmaker is fueled by a profound love for books, movies, and music. I view cinematography as a significant new language, one that requires learning and practice. I believe in the potential of international films to open windows onto the human condition and serve as instruments for peace.
May • 2018
Steve and his team are exceptional. Absolutely a joy to work with. We can't wait to work with them again!
Associate Producer / Cinematographer: a feature length documentary distributed by First Run Features and available on Netflix and iTunes.
Faith Spotted Eagle is an activist and PTSD counselor. She is a member of the Yankton Sioux Nation who helped block development of the Keystone XL pipeline and now the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). Publication Link: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/native-news/faith-spotted-eagle-settler-colonial-mind-set/
Steve Hyde filmed this segment on assignment for 60 Second Docs. Canon C300MKII / Sennheiser MKH60 boom mic for interview + Sanken COS11 lav mic.
Steve Hyde filmed this editorial video on CN-E 18-80 cinema zoom / 70-200 / C300MKII and recorded the interview on Sennheiser MKH60
Steve Hyde produced this video, local in Seattle, for Mind Body Green (MBG). Director: Nils Cowan Director of Photography: Howard Shack HMU: Katya Gudaeva Food Stylist: Bridget Meyer Executive Producer: Andreas Von Sheele
Timber has been the extractive industry of Western Washington State. Historically democratic, this region voted for Trump in 2016. We travel to Grays Harbor County Washington where lumber mills have been closing and legal marijuana beginning to flourish in a big way. We ask folks how they view Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump and take the audience on a tour of the new and old economy of the area
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