Videographer  |  Freedom Luxury
I was tasked with capturing video content for three yachts being listed for sale on their website. Working independently with minimal direction, I collaborated with a photographer and took full creative lead in showcasing each yacht’s unique features and luxury appeal.
Independent Contractor  |  2 weddings (2021, 2023)
Captured two full-day wedding events as a videographer for friends and family, delivering a unique, attendee-style point-of-view experience as requested by the couples. Operated with minimal production equipment—no lights or microphones—to maintain a natural and unobtrusive presence throughout the day.
Collaborated closely with the bride, groom, wedding parties, and families to ensure key moments were documented while keeping a low profile during emotional and significant parts of the ceremony. Handled post-production editing, carefully crafting a narrative that matched each couple’s vision.
Eagle Excavating  |  August 2023  |  Barrington Hills, IL
Hired to produce a full-day video shoot documenting Eagle Excavating's construction of a custom rock wall for a residential client. Captured dynamic footage of various heavy equipment in action, including excavators and loaders, as well as detailed shots highlighting the craftsmanship of the workers and progression of the build. 
Utilized drone videography to provide aerial perspectives that showcased the scale of the project and the precision of the worksite. Spent the full workday on location to ensure comprehensive coverage from start to finish. The final video was optimized for social media and helped increase visibility and engagement with the company’s services.
Jacob Hay Company  |  Jan 2018 - Mar 2018  |  Wheeling, IL
Scheduled touchpoints with clients to brainstorm the best way to showcase industrial machinery.
Customized the production by optimizing cameras, audio, and lighting to display the machinery.
Filmed and edited a promotional video to give exposure to the company and industrial machines by creating ideal shots and elements.
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