Denver, CO, USA
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Request QuoteAs an accomplished editor with a great deal of production experience, I've developed a full appreciation for everything that goes into crafting an engaging story. With a focus in documentary, I've edited pieces that fit into an array of categories ranging from "Fantorial" teasers for SYFY to fundraising videos for Make-A-Wish. Having worked through many quick turn arounds as well as sifting through mountains of footage to slowly craft a story arc, I'm ready to take on projects of all sizes. Being well-versed in all aspects of post-production, I can take a hard drive full of of footage to a well-polished finished product. I am passionate about what I do and will work my hardest to bring creative visions to life in interesting, meaningful ways.
Montana Professional Assistance Program addresses the problems of healthcare professionals struggling with chemical dependency or substance abuse, psychiatric illness, or sexual misconduct. The goal of this piece is two fold. By showcasing the personal and professional success of its participants, MPAP hopes to raise awareness of its mission and grow to help as many healthcare professionals as possible.
StreetChange is rethinking the way we address the needs of our growing street-homeless population. A homeless individual is given a small bluetooth beacon that will connect to nearby users of the StreetChange mobile application. When somebody with the app sees that there's a recipient nearby, they are able to donate to a list of items that they have requested; anything from socks to a prepaid phone card.
For Wanda Bamberg Tia, music is at the core of her relationship, her livelihood and the community she has created. As a universal language, it brought her together with her husband. As a form of exercise, it provided her with employment and good health. As a group activity, she rallied women around her who were empowered by the idea that anybody can dance.
A letter from a son to his father. An appreciation for the land they farmed together. The lessons of being a steward to mother nature.
As an architect and urban planner, Dr. Cheong Koon Hean shaped Singapore's transformation as it built up the Marina Bay and set the stage to be one of the greenest countries in the world. Today, her work as CEO of the Housing and Development Board affects the lives of 82 percent of Singapore's population, who are part of the country's public housing system. Green Buzz Agency created a biographical documentary about her impact in Singapore and globally, after the Urban Land Institute named her the 2016 recipient of the J.C. Nichols Prize for Urban Development.
Epidemiology students at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health are training to solve some of the world's biggest health problems. These students gain the ability to identify and evaluate strategies for the prevention and control of disease in human populations.
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