I craft powerful stories that move people, educate, and inspire change.
As an embedded filmmaker, photographer and writer, I accompany scientists, explorers and historians in the field and on expeditions. I document remote and difficult projects to preserve stories that matter. Once the production is finished, I handle editing and post production, with the ability to create anything from social content to photojournalism to feature-length documentaries.
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SELECTED WORK
The Flying Dutchman—Papua New Guinea
Embedded documentation of a WWII aviation archaeology effort in remote mountain jungle, working alongside local NGO’s and communities to raise money and awareness for remote villages.
8 day trek through varying terrain and ecosystems, climbing to a plane wreck at 9,000 feet.
In close coordination with the government of Papua New Guinea and governor of Central Province
Part of ongoing documentary effort and innovative strategy to bring low-impact, community-based tourism to the area
Exceptional physical and mental fitness
Rapid one-night turnaround for screening at the National Museum.
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Journey of the Jaguar—Yucatán
Embedded documentation of world-renowned jaguar biologist Howard Quigley’s survey of the Yucatan, evaluating the impact of a forthcoming 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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The Maya Forest Corridor—Belize
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
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