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Documentary Filmmaker
Real stories need a camera that earns trust. I film documentaries in unpredictable, high-pressure environments — moving quickly and unobtrusively while still delivering cinematic images.
From multi-city series like The Taboo Room to single-subject portraits, I handle everything from shot design and lighting to the final colour grade.
What’s included
- Pre-production planning, research support and shot lists
- Interview lighting and audio
- Verité and run-and-gun coverage
- Natural-light cinematography
- Editing and colour grading in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve
- Deliverables for YouTube, streaming and festivals
Ideal for
- YouTube documentary series
- Nonprofits and impact stories
- Brand documentaries
- Investigative and social-issue films
Related work
Questions
Do you travel for documentary shoots?
Yes. I have filmed across the United States — including Philadelphia, Seattle, Birmingham, Baton Rouge and Appalachia — and travel for most projects.
Can you work as a one-person crew?
Yes. For sensitive or fast-moving stories I often work as a self-shooting DP, and can scale up with sound and camera assistants when the project needs it.
How much does a documentary cost?
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Have a story to tell?
Tell me about your project — documentaries, brand films, events or narrative work. I’ll get back to you personally.