A lot of what I shoot is for broadcast where I hand the footage off or it is a live broadcast.
Here are some samples of things I have worked on.
I have also shot some Instagram length clips for various organizations including Eclat Chocolate, P:ear and AKA PDX Gallery and Fitzgerald Jewelry
We did a series of Wendy’s shorts on site for the “Wendy’s Look-In” during the 2022 Aspen Winter X Games. This was a fun one to do.
Quick skit we did for the Inn at Aspen during the 2022 Winter X Games.
I’ve been working on a project with world renowned Eclat Chocolate showing the process of how a cocoa bean becomes delicious chocolate. Some clips have been used for social media posts and this loop is to play before Zoom presentations.
Over the past few years I’ve shot a few projects for the Harlem Globetrotters. I remember going to see them when I was a kid so these were super fun to work on. I did not do the edits, they were done by Echo Entertainment but I did shoot a majority of the footage.
Visiting the home of “Sweet Lou” Dunbar and shooting a piece with his son was an especially rad one for me. My dad took me to see the Globetrotters back when Lou was a player and I remember seeing him on Giligan’s Island. Who wouldn’t want to spend a day with one of the castaways?
I made a two part Instagram clip for Fitzgerald Jewelry in Brooklyn, NY highlighting their wax carving class. Here are both parts as one longer clip.
Each year P:EAR holds their annual P:EAR Blossoms fundraiser. Two years in a row I created a video for them as part of the call-to-action for donations. I was proud that the year this video played they had their highest donations to date. This project was shot over the course of nine months.
This is an Instagram edit I did for P:EAR to promote an art show at their gallery. P:ear is an awesome outreach group that works with homeless youth in Portland, OR. Check them out at https://www.pearmentor.org
I shot and edited this one for artist Tim Kerr to promote the opening of his show at AKA PDX in Portland, OR.
Quite a few years back I was sent to Italy to follow US Ski Team professional member Ted Ligity around for a few days to capture a day in the life of an alpine ski racer for an episode of NBC 36. This one was interesting because we went over with minimal credentials and just a few DSLR's before this became a norm. After airing it, it became part of the Delta Inflight entertainment for a while. Sadly, it’s only available in a pretty compressed format but was one of the most fun yet challenging things I have worked on.
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