Lost Fox

A moment in the mountains.

An unplanned detour during a filming session last night brought me to this cliffside while the storm rolled in.

A reminder to take the backroads and brake for the moments you might miss.

Catching up with the boys in the early stages of their project. Meticulous, inspired, and exciting work from this crew- looking forward to the upcoming stages (and a new favorite shop down the street.)

Flowers for JoJo is a short reflection from my time spent Truffle Hunting in the Willamette Valley in 2024, which included a meal and guided tour thanks to and

It’s a thank you letter to Joey, a prize-winning truffle hunting dog who I was fortunate enough to be guided by on this experience. She was the hero that day, running through the forest and keeping morale high. This is for Joey, and for all the hunters (dog and pig alike).

In a world inundated with misinformation laced with artificial “intelligence”, I’ve grown so tired of this wave of marketing from the tech industry, attempting to push these “tools” that promote laziness and a lack of integrity.

All I have in my power to combat this is to keep creating the same way I have for over a decade- the same way we as humans have since our existence. Not by phoning it in on effort and dissolving our critical thinking, but rather by using genuine creativity, wit, and tangible elements to form something original.

That being said, I took an hour this past weekend to parody an Open AI ad series. Ironically, they used real actors, in a real location. Who knew “real” actually could look and felt better? 🤔

The last (and full) edit from the campaign, featuring their products on and off the tarmac.

Really appreciate the response to these spots and feel validated in my excitement towards this campaign. It’s strange navigating the commercial world as a solo director/DP/editor, but pulling of projects like this in under a day with a quick turnaround, small cast, and limited pre-production always feels like an impossible mission accomplished (that I’ll always choose to accept).

A more product-focused edit from the campaign, focusing on their bags, boxes, and bash plates being utilized after a long day of riding to camp.

Full campaign edit is up next 🤘🏻

This was a fun one for

Used just about every piece of equipment I own and managed to pull off a 3-part social campaign in half a day (not bad for a solo cam-op and a solid cast of riders).

It was nothing short of an honor putting this one together in our very own PNW backyard.

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