Compilation of works.

A single skateboard sparked an unexpected movement in Kiteezi, Uganda. What began on dusty dirt roads slowly grew into a community strong enough to draw the attention of international skatepark builders Make Life Skate Life. As a permanent skatepark rises from the ground, this documentary follows the kids at the center of the scene, and the families and neighbors who once saw them as outsiders.

In the small town of Milbridge, Maine, wild blueberries have shaped the landscape, and the way of life, for generations. A family-owned business since 1874, Wyman’s supplies 99% of wild blueberries in the U.S. This Brand Anthem set out to capture the magic of Downeast Maine at the height of harvest, bringing us into the barrens, the coastal communities, and the people whose care and commitment define the brand.

Fresh Pickins Farm exists to inspire connection and curiosity through the natural world. FPF is not only a flower and herb farm, but also an e-comm brand with a natural skincare line. Our challenge was to capture these deeply intertwined identities and their ethos of balance, exploration, and authenticity in a single cohesive story.

Role: Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor

Overview: Brighton Tru-Edge needed a way to tell the story of their history that was not only authentic in voice, but also gave a nod to the spirit and hard work that got them to the 100 year mark.

Challenge: Taking an approach to humanize a brand that deals something as inanimate as metal, and positioning the story in a way that bolsters the brand’s public reputation as well as appeals B2B.

Results: Developed a humble voice for the brand, bringing “The Brighton Man” to life through a voice over narration embodying the spirit of the company and its values. Employee retention, craftsmen applications, as well as brand loyalty increased as a result of these efforts.

Role: Co-Writer, Director, Producer, Editor

Maine Outdoor Brands works to connect people with careers across Maine’s outdoor industry, but most people only see a narrow slice of what those careers actually look like. This short series follows workers across the state for a day in their lives, revealing the unexpected range of roles that support life outside.

Created in collaboration with leading companies like L.L.Bean, Garmin, and others, the films highlight both the people behind the work and the organizations shaping Maine’s outdoor economy.

Together, the series expands what it means to “work in the outdoors,” offering an honest look at the mindset, purpose, and possibilities behind building a life in Maine.

The Maine Community Solar Brand Anthem was created to capture what it feels like to live in Maine, and why people here care so deeply about protecting it. Instead of focusing on policy or technology, the film grounds renewable energy in a sense of place, using everyday moments and local voices to show how stewardship is already part of life across the state.

Shot in a documentary style with natural light and real environments, the piece positions community solar as something neighbors participate in together, not something imposed from the outside. The result is a trust-first brand anthem that connects Maine Community Solar’s mission to the people who believe in sustaining Maine for the future.

Nick Goepper is an elite athlete that hails from the midwest. Training at Perfect North Slopes from an early age, he returns each season after contests to ride his home park. An important element of this project was to capture the comfort and energy of riding at home. The project was picked up by Red Bull, Freeskier, Powder Magazine, and other major online media outlets.

Alex’s Role: Camera, Co-Editor, Sound Design

Overview: A third generation landowner in the Okanagan region of Washington State wanted to elevate the appeal of the land for sale.

Challenge: Creating an appeal using a defunct orchard with piles of dead apple trees, and mostly raw land.

Results: The piece is an authentic narrative that not only created an emotional connection with the audience, but also illustrated the possibilities of the future of this land. Additionally, it was important to pay homage to the local community and steer the focus towards future economic prosperity.

Role: Writer, Director, Cinematographer

Murals in the Market is a week long mural festival in the Eastern Market of Detroit. Mural artists from around the world worked throughout the week as our mobile production team captured their progress and created daily videos for dissemination for various social channels, including Juxatpoz and High Snobiety.

Alex’s Role: Camera, Aerial, Editor

NIAS is a point of change. The story of an island transformed by surfing since the discovery of the perfect right-hand wave at Lagundri Bay in the 1970s. The story is told through the eyes of a local girl, Bonne, who, without the adventurous spirit of those early surfing pioneers and surf tourists to inspire her, might have taken a very different path.

Alex’s Role: Second Unit Camera

Enerfab’s online presence didn’t fully reflect its position at the forefront of fabrication, construction, and maintenance. While the scale and complexity of the work were clear, the company’s deep legacy of craftsmanship, and the people behind it, had yet to be expressed through a modern storytelling lens.

We partnered with the team to bring a more human dimension to the brand, creating a film that highlighted the individuals who power Enerfab’s reputation for quality and craft. The project was recognized with a 2017 Construction Marketing Association Super Star Award, honoring excellence in marketing and storytelling within the construction and industrial sector.

Alex’s Role: Director, Writer, Producer, Editor

The SOVRN Republic brand was created for travelers driven by the search for waves and the experiences that come with them. As a young company entering a crowded space, there was a clear opportunity to establish a distinct voice and begin building brand equity early. The strategy centered on creating a documentary series that captured the spirit of the search itself, using story and place to introduce the brand online while giving authentic context to the products designed for that journey.

Alex’s Role: Director, Writer, Producer, Camera, Aerial, Editor

Set above a lush jungle valley outside Ubud, Viceroy Bali offers a rare sense of seclusion. This film was created to translate that atmosphere into a cinematic introduction to the property, highlighting the architecture, private villas, and signature amenities while conveying the feeling of retreat that defines the guest experience.

Designed for digital placement, the piece helped strengthen the resort’s visual identity online and drive direct traffic for bookings.

Alex’s Role: Director, Writer, Producer, Camera, Aerial, Editor

Poured is a documentary film profiling the do-it-yourself, skater-built skatepark underneath the I-471 bridge in Newport, Kentucky.

The film won Best Documentary Short at the 2014 Cincinnati Film Festival.

Alex’s Role: Camera Op, POV Cam

The Gold Rush Expedition Race followed teams across a 225-mile expedition course through the Sierra Nevada as the race unfolded in real time. Production required traveling through remote terrain alongside competitors, and conducting interviews at all hours of the day and night as teams pushed forward with little rest. The documentary captures the effort from inside the race itself and aired nationally on Universal Sports Network.

Alex’s Role: Camera Op