Portland, OR, USA
$500 - $850 / Day
Request QuoteI'm a veteran tv video journalist having worked a number of years in the Bay Area, principally as a shooter, but also as an editor and producer. For the past 10 years, I co-founded and produced my own content for Cooking Up a Story, an online television show about food and sustainable agriculture. My passion is in the area of food and the environment. In many ways, I'm a one man band in terms of completing a film project. I also work with other professionals should there be a need for additional coverage. As you may see from the library of work that I have published online, my expertise is working in unscripted and native environments, with an emphasis on strong storytelling, as well, interviews and how-to videos. I enjoy working with people and my success in television news attests to my proven ability to get a job done on time and with excellent results.
This was part of a 10-video series focusing on the Oregon Wine industry from different perspectives. This episode focuses on a young winemaker who shares her passion for winemaking and how she got into the business.
We wanted to show an example of Native American culture and some of their traditional fishing practices. This story took us to the wild Klickitat River in South-Central Washington to learn about dip net fishing from a member of the Yakima Nation tribe who shared its importance for their livelihood and sense of identity.
A blacksmith that makes traditional Japanese style culinary knives from his 19th century-like studio. Perfect! As one of the "YouTube Original Programming Initiative" partners, I was executive producer & shooter for this episode. Along with a team of people I hired for the project, we produced 160 episodes for the year. I also provided the paper edit to the editor who edited this story.
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