Below are some of my favorite video and motion projects, covering the gamut from TV spots with production to social web gifs. A variety of roles and skillsets are represented, including camera, creative direction, art direction, director of photography, editing, retouching, and probably more.
Creative Director: Ian Cohen
Executive Producer: David Doctor Rose
Producer: Buzzy Cancilla
Production Company: The Corner Shop
Director: Peter Martin
Series of stop motion animations for Amazon Prime Student's Instagram and Facebook.
Roles: Photography, Editing, Retouching
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis needed help producing background stage visuals for an upcoming tour and reached out to us for help. Taking their songs as inspiration, we concepted background visuals for all of their tracks on the new album, and then I produced four of the videos for their tour.
Roles: art director, producer, editor, director of photography, stock search
After branding the 2014 Sasquatch Music Festival, we needed a way to announce the line-up, made up of two different weekends for the first time in Sasquatch history. This video is that lineup announcement.
Roles: camera, production assistant, video edit assistant
During the Sounders’ playoff run, we presented fans with a simple idea: Do good deeds. Create good karma. Team does better.
Across social media, television, partnerships, and a host of team events, we got all of Seattle psyched through the Good Playoff Karma campaign.
Roles: camera, editing assistant, production assistant
A collection of some of my favorite pieces of social content created for Darigold over the years.
Roles vary by piece, including: producer, director of photography, editor, photographer, retoucher.
We created a series of videos to help promote the always-heated Seattle v. Portland MLS rivalry matches, poking a bit of fun at the Portland Timbers along the way.
Roles: director of photography, editor
We worked with ODESZA to create a unique experiential launch for their third studio album, A Moment Apart. These are the video elements that I created, shot, and edited. I combined new technology like a Samsung Gear 360 camera with old technology like tape decks with intentionally dirty heads.
I shot, edited, projected, re-shot, edited more, and then shot more. The final products consisted of somewhere around 40 independent videos, each with some unique and different elements.
More details of the rest of the project can be found on the Odesza production page.
Roles: prototyping, director of photography, video editor, sound engineering, production support, projectionist, project documentation
Amazon wanted college students to know about their new on-campus, same-day delivery pickup lockers. So to help, we highlighted how useful same-day delivery can really be.
Role: director of photography, first camera
To help illustrate concepts we were pitching to MTV, I created this mood video to help bring to life the notion that music is our rocketship, and our fuel.
Cancer is a six letter word that the Virginia Mason Cancer Institute is literally helping to erase. So in that spirit we built a massive wall mural at the Seattle Center, spelling out CANCER in pencil graphite. Next we armed cancer survivors, family members and doctors with some equally huge pink erasers. The result? Besides watching cancer disappear, we captured dozens of personal survivals stories, news coverage, and inspiration for those fighting the battle—plus plenty of doctor-patient high fives.
In addition to some production assistance, I was tasked with overseeing the documentation of the event, setting up the interview area, and supervising video edits of the footage.
Roles: documentation supervisor, camera, editor
2019 Sounders mid-season campaign
