Documentary For Virginia Public Media and PBS
I was one of several videographers on this feature documentary, and shot three of its segments out in the Virginia landscape — working with natural light, terrain, and changing mountain conditions to capture the region the way it actually feels to be there. The goal on a project like this isn't a staged, polished-commercial look; it's authentic, place-driven footage that holds up for years and lets an audience picture themselves standing in it. Delivered broadcast-ready for national PBS distribution, professionally color-corrected and cut into the finished film. It's exactly the kind of outdoor field cinematography — real places, real conditions, evergreen value — that a destination lives or dies on. see more at https://www.pbs.org/show/shenandoah/
