pEOPLE
For the past 10 years, I've been shooting and directing short form documentary portraits. A lot of them. The products, motivations and clients may differ greatly at times, but the process of engaging individuals remains the same.
Nothing is ever certain when embarking on such projects, but the bond that connects me with the individuals who graciously give themselves is still tinged with timeless poignance.
As a director I walk away touched and enriched by these remarkable individuals, visionaries and working class philosophers. Many have figured things out, but the majority of individuals, like myself, are still searching.
Artful: Tony Abeyta
Alphatauri: Irene Schouten
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Dr. DEVI SHETTY
Thought leader and healthcare innovator Dr. Devi Shetty talks about his transformative experience when he was called upon to assist Mother Teresa. From that point on he understood the power of touch and ultimately found his life calling as a heart surgeon.
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Dr. David Nash
Our interview with the Dean of Jefferson College's Population Health department, Dr. David Nash, was captivating and inspiring. Clearly practiced in the art of delivering strong sound-bytes, Dr. Nash shared his wisdom and passion on all things population health.
GENERALI INSURANCE: Max matissek
30 second TV Spot. There is a longer three-minute version as well. This portrait of wind surfer pro, Max Mattisek, illustrates what it takes to be successful in competitive sports. Sometimes, there just isn't enough room for relationships.
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Katrin STÖCKL
Katrin Stöckl rose quickly to the top, after starting at Hofer. She was in the middle of finishing up her high school degree (the "Matura" = more like an associate's degree in America) while we were filming. She was patient and gracious in repeating her gymnastic exercises. Katrin was focused and had a relaxed way of talking about her future.
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DAVE DAHL
| Habit #1: Power to Develop Self Confidence.
During his 15 years in prison, Dave Dahl learned a skill that changed his life and helped him create the best selling organic bread in the country: Dave’s Killer Bread. His foundation is about helping others build a better, more productive life.