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Request QuoteI love traveling, I love adventure, but most of all I love producing video stories. I've been working in video production since 2012 when I started graduate school at the University of Southern California. It was there that I learned the craft of documentaries. I spent two years living in Anchorage, Alaska, traveling around the state producing videos for Alaska Public Media. My videos ranged from mini documentaries for our Indie Alaska series, to underwriting spots for our sponsors. I now freelance out of Southern California. I'm a one-man band. I conceptualize, shoot and edit stories, but always appreciate opportunities to work collaboratively. I'm always looking for the next story to capture through my lens.
Tattooing became an itch Roger Sparks couldn't scratch after a particularly grueling battle in the mountains of Afghanistan. What was the most intense combat of his career ended in a twist of fate when he met a group of men who helped him discover tattooing as a means of healing from the trauma. He learned to tattoo and opened up shop out of his Eagle River home. Now, with every moment of free t
What does it take to keep bees alive in the last frontier? Strong genetics. Keith Malone and Nathan Broumley are going back to the basics with beekeeping. Through genetic tweaks and all-natural methods, they have learned to keep their hives happy and healthy year-round.
When Brian Weed was 12 years old, the Treadwell Mine was his playground. Nowadays everything off-trail in Southeast Alaska is his playground. Brian and his team of explorers spend their free time roaming the outdoors in search of clues to Alaska's history and of course adventure.
What's it like to unplug from society and live at a remote research camp in Alaska for a summer? These five researchers take us through the day-to-day life on the shoreline of Tutakoke river in the YK Delta.
This is the first of a series of 30-second station spots to showcase the talented reporters at Alaska Public Media.
In 2014, Charlo Greene famously quit her job on live television to head the weed dispensary, Alaska Cannabis Club. While working as a reporter at KTVA Anchorage, Alaska, Charlo came face to face with real problems facing medical marijuana patients. Now, as public sentiment around the legalization of pot is changing, the Alaskan government has charged her with several offenses of misconduct with a
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