Videographer in Atlanta, Georgia

Here is a link to my film portfolio: https://....com As a documentary filmmaker, very familiar with editing software Adobe Premiere, my professional storytelling career has been committed to telling cutting-edge stories in a creative, unique, memorable and experiential manner. To date, I produce stories that empower youth, promote women’s equality, advocate for human rights, and highlight the resilient spirit of the unsung heroes of our time. Currently I work in the field as an Assistant Camera and Media Manager for MTV’s reality series’ "Teen Mom OG" and "Teen Mom 2". In this capacity I consistently use my leadership, technical, and research skills to co-execute over two-dozen field productions throughout the United States annually. In this role I take-charge in multiple technical capacities to cover memorable reality television stories. Working in field production requires that I make technical decisions quickly and with confidence, which I believe are skills transferable to both producing and supervising positions. In May of 2016, I earned my Master of Fine Arts in Social Documentary Filmmaking from the School of Visual Arts where I independently directed, filmed, and produced my first feature documentary, Pee Wee Lovell. Character driven, this film follows Parker Lovell, founder of renowned Cash Lovell Stables and Riding Academy in Winston-Salem, N.C. as she and her teenage daughter struggle to rebuild their business after the death of her horse trainer husband and the betrayal of their assistant trainer. The world premiere was in 2017 at the Equus Film Festival in New York City where it won a WINNIE award for “Best Human Interest Film.” In addition to this honor, the film is available for pay-per-view on at filmfestivalflix..... which resulted in 1.5K trailer views. I own a C300 Mark i camera and have two Canon lenses; 85mm prime/35mm prime.