A Courageous Assemblyman's Stand for Reproductive Rights | Deciding Vote | The New Yorker
A Courageous Assemblyman's Stand for Reproductive Rights | Deciding Vote | The New Yorker
 Elizabeth Bishop and the Art of Losing Trailer │ Feature Doc
Elizabeth Bishop and the Art of Losing Trailer │ Feature Doc
 Still Standing | Insider Business
Still Standing | Insider Business
 CareCantWait Campaign - B-Camera operator
CareCantWait Campaign - B-Camera operator
 Kids in Nature │Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Kids in Nature │Cornell Lab of Ornithology
 BBC Witness History - The Man Who Fed the World
BBC Witness History - The Man Who Fed the World
 Women and The Vote Trailer │ WXXI-TV
Women and The Vote Trailer │ WXXI-TV
 Matter of Fact│Hearst Television
Matter of Fact│Hearst Television
 FutureSounds │ Cornell U. Dept. of Music
FutureSounds │ Cornell U. Dept. of Music
 Reflecting Nature: Creating the Wall of Birds
Reflecting Nature: Creating the Wall of Birds
 Seeing Nature
Seeing Nature
 Gain an Audience with Sensitive Shorebirds - excerpt
Gain an Audience with Sensitive Shorebirds - excerpt
 Studying Anatomy: Clearing and staining
Studying Anatomy: Clearing and staining
 Studying Anatomy: CT scanning
Studying Anatomy: CT scanning
 Photographing the Chapman-Fuertes Colombian Expedition
Photographing the Chapman-Fuertes Colombian Expedition
 Sound and the Birds-of-Paradise
Sound and the Birds-of-Paradise
 From So Simple a Beginning: Celebrating the Evolution and Diversity of Birds
From So Simple a Beginning: Celebrating the Evolution and Diversity of Birds
A Courageous Assemblyman's Stand for Reproductive Rights | Deciding Vote | The New YorkerThe lawmaker George Michaels casts a historic vote to legalize abortion which destroys his political career, in a short documentary directed by Jeremy Workman and Rob Lyons, with support from the actress Laura Linney. Shortlisted for the 2024 Academy Awards.The story behind the film: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the...
Elizabeth Bishop and the Art of Losing Trailer │ Feature Doc
Still Standing | Insider BusinessHow Native American Lacrosse Sticks Are Carved From Hickory Wood | With Onondaga Nation Lacrosse stick maker, Alfie Jacques.
CareCantWait Campaign - B-Camera operatorFilmed with ROC LIVE PRODUCTIONS and directed by Issa Clubb and DP Paul Reuter in Syracuse, NY.
Kids in Nature │Cornell Lab of Ornithology
BBC Witness History - The Man Who Fed the World
Women and The Vote Trailer │ WXXI-TV
Matter of Fact│Hearst TelevisionDirector of Photography for the Abortion segment starting at 1:20
FutureSounds │ Cornell U. Dept. of Music
Reflecting Nature: Creating the Wall of BirdsDP/Director/Editor Get a behind-the-scenes view of how artist Jane Kim brought to life this ambitious natural history mural produced for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.To view the mural up close, see this interactive web based version of the mural at https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/features/wallofbirds/
Seeing NatureDP/Director/Editor Scientists and artists both draw upon their experience and observations of the natural world in their work. While scientists seek to clarify the mysteries they encounter, artists like James Prosek seek to celebrate them. Prosek describes his work on the mural of silhouettes created for the visitor's center at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, NY.
Gain an Audience with Sensitive Shorebirds - excerpt
Studying Anatomy: Clearing and stainingDirector/Director of PhotographyProduced as a part of a series highlighting student researchers at the Cornell Museum of Vertebrates.Produced by Karen Rodriguez and Daniel ShiereAdditional photography by Dr. Casey DillmanMusic courtesy of Pond5 High-technology-full
Studying Anatomy: CT scanningStudent researcher Brianna Mims uses CT scanning techniques to advance understanding of avian anatomy at the Cornell University Museum of Vertebrates.Produced and filmed by Karen Rodriguez and Daniel ShiereMusic courtesy of Pond5 Documentary-ambient-inspiration
Photographing the Chapman-Fuertes Colombian ExpeditionCornell University student Kylie Corwin photographs specimens collected in Colombia in the early 1900s by Frank M. Chapman and Louis Agassiz Fuertes.Produced by Karen Rodriguez and Daniel ShiereMusic courtesy of Pond5 Elements Cute-science-12
Sound and the Birds-of-ParadiseInterview segment DPProduced by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology as a part of the Birds-of-Paradise Project.
From So Simple a Beginning: Celebrating the Evolution and Diversity of BirdsDP/Director/EditorIndieGoGo Campaign Video. Produced with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Ink Dwell Studios.
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