Nathan S

Video Producer / Filmmaker He/Him<br><br>As a filmmaker and storyteller for over 15 years, I have developed and refined processes for working with clients and agency partners to produce documentaries, commercials and brand content.<br><br>I started my career in broadcast news, and found my purpose in crafting and telling powerful stories for clients.<br><br>Work Samples<br><br>slide 2 of 42<br><br>Video Samples<br><br>slide 1 of 2<br><br>The Best Fit<br><br>Purpose-driven organizations medium and large who understand the power of a good story to motivate and persuade their audience with video content.<br><br>Working with Nathan<br><br>I’m located in <strong>Vancouver, British Columbia.<br><br></strong>I’m available for<br><br><ul><li>Projects<br><br></li></ul>Connect with me<br><br>Specialties<br><br>Photography and Single Shooter Cinematography Single Shooter Video Single Shooter Videographer Videography Video & Audio Production Cinematography Commercial Editing Corporate Videos Director of Photography Director of Photography Documentary Filmmaking Editing Video/ Audio Event Filming Live Streaming Production Music Videos Picture Editor Post Production Pre-Production Shooter Video Budgeting Video Compression and Encoding Video Director Video Editor Video Filming Video Ideation Video/ Audio Producer Visual Storyteller<br><br>Client Resume<br><br>BC Government, BC Housing, TED Conference, Fujifilm, BuzzFeed, Doctors of BC, Canadian Paralympic Committee, Emily Carr University, CBC Music, BC NDP, Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver, Telus Health, Cozen O'Connor, Intuit, Interac, Cirque Du Soleil, Polestar, United Way<br><br>Connect with Nathan<br><br>First name<br><br>Last name<br><br>Email<br><br>Phone<br><br>What's your budget?This helps us make sure we have the right cost match.<br><br>$100-$500$500- $1K$1K- 5K$5K - $10K$10K–$25K$25K–$50K$50K-$100KMore than $100K<br><br>When can we get started?Please include any must-hit dates in your message.<br><br>Very quicklySoonNo rush<br><br>How can we help?<br><br>Let’s not make this creepy. We’ll email you just once and not again unless you explicitly ask us to.

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