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I craft powerful stories that impact people, educate, and inspire change. I create everything from social video content to photojournalism to feature-length documentaries.

I also work as an embedded videographer, photographer and writer. I accompany scientists, explorers and historians in the field, documenting stories that matter.

This page is currently under construction. Links are broken. Check out the Portfolio page or our ongoing work on the Ghost Mountain Boys documentary in the menu at the top of the page… cheers!

SELECTED WORK


The Flying Dutchman

Uncovering and preserving a WWII plane crash in the remote mountains of Papua New Guinea.

  • Eight day trek through difficult terrain, climbing to a plane wreck at 9,000 feet.

  • Working in coordination with national government leaders, an in-country NGO and local community members.

  • Creation of nonprofit marketing video, and a documentary pitch teaser for the producer of The Last Alaskans and Gold and Greed: The Hunt for Forest Fenn’s Treasure.

  • Diverse skillset required: powerful emotional storytelling, physical fitness and planning for remote expedition.

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Journey of the Jaguar

Embedded documentation of renowned jaguar biologist Howard Quigley’s survey of the Yucatan, evaluating the impact of the Maya Train, a 25 billion dollar mega-infrastructure project, on jaguar populations in Mexico.

  • 7 day production across 12 different locations

  • Interview with government officials including Campeche’s environmental minister.

  • Two-person crew to minimize visibility on a highly-sensitive political issue

  • Four episode web series

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Maya Forest Corridor

A video strike mission to help build a coalition and raise funds for a vanishing forest critical to jaguar conservation in Central America—a joint project between big cat conservation org Panthera, local NGO’s and the Belizean government.

  • 5 Day shoot with 8 locations

  • 12 different interviews including with the Belize Minister of the Environment and renowned archeologist Jaime Awe

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Dr. Elma Kay, a university professor and conservationist, stands in a devastated patch of land outside Belmopan, Belize. She has spent the last decade building a coalition of local and international organizations to stop the deforestation that threatens Belize’s cornerstone jaguar population. She’s a hero, and our video was part of her efforts.

Why it matters.

Much of the world’s important work in science, conservation, and exploration happens far from public view — in difficult terrain, under uncertain conditions, and within fragile systems of knowledge. When this work goes undocumented, much is lost.

Careful visual storytelling preserves not just outcomes, it:

  • Preserves process, memory, and responsibility

  • Underscores a project’s importance in today’s saturated information economy

  • Vests a project with credibility

  • Generates funding through partnerships, sponsorships and grants

  • Helps shape public policy

IN THE FIELD


I work as a quiet, adaptable presence within teams — not as an external observer.

  • Small-footprint, solo or minimal-crew approach

  • Respect for research timelines and scientific process

  • Risk Analysis and Mitigation

  • Consent-first, non-sensational storytelling

  • Comfortable with uncertainty, hectic schedules, weather, and spartan accommodation

  • Collaborative and culturally aware

Let’s Work Together

If you're interested in working with us, complete the form with a few details about your project. We'll review your message and try to get back to you within 48 hours.