Irvine, CA, USA
$1500 - $4000 / Day
Eric makes films that heal. With background in filmmaking and medicine, Eric is a director of documentary films. At Harvard Medical School, he co-founded a production company called Jubilee Project, and made films seen by 70 million people. For his work in storytelling, Eric was given USA Network’s Characters Unite Award. When he graduated medical school, Eric decided to pursue filmmaking full-time. Although unconventional, his unique background makes his films and filmmaking genuine and compassionate. Eric has worked with clients such as Massachusetts General Hospital, Anthem's CareMore Health, and Ariadne Labs.
(8 min) When Anthem's CareMore Health approached me to do a 30-minute Spanish infomercial for TV, I wanted to do something different by diving in-depth into three compelling stories that moved the heart, mind, and soul. One of these stories is about Rosa, a nurse practitioner, who has dedicated her life to helping the underserved. Language: Spanish with English CC
(4 min) I regularly work with The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, a nonprofit under Massachusetts General Hospital serving youth and families. I had an opportunity to follow five kids with disabilities as they showcased their passions. I filmed each of these kids from the moment they woke up in order to capture their every day challenges, but also to share their amazing talents.
Produced for BOS Media Group
(2 min) When I first met Hanju, I was drawn to his charisma and enthusiasm. Stuck in a soul-sucking job, Hanju took a leap of faith to pursue his dream of starting his own company. Now he devotes his time and talents to helping others pursue their own dreams. I made this 2-minute video to capture the spirit and drive behind Hanju and his company.
(26 min) Luke was a well-liked, successful Harvard sophomore. His suicide caught his community by surprise. I followed Luke’s parents as they poured through Luke's journals, talked with his friends, and unearthed his depression and pain. "Looking for Luke" has screened for over 5000 students and parents, and generated hundreds of hours of life-giving conversations.
(4 min) I was invited to Dallas to film with Vogel Alcove, a school that exclusively serves homeless children. At first glance, they seem like any other children. However as I started talking to them, they shared stories about how they became homeless, what it was like living in the shelters, and what home meant to them.
(7 min) As one of the stories for Anthem’s CareMore Health TV spot, this film features Tony and Mika. They met at CareMore’s exercise program. At first Tony didn’t want to talk to Mika, but she was persistent. Eventually Tony agreed to get ice cream with her. They fell in love and got married August 2016. Language: Spanish with English CC
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