About James

James explains his vision for a scene...
James has been working in television since 1983, when he first picked up a broadcast video camera as a Junior in High School.
James has traveled the world shooting stories and dramatic reenactments for clients that range from local companies to worldwide broadcasters.
Interviews
James is an expert Director of Photography and has set-up, lit, and filmed hundreds of interviews around the world.

Interview Still
His interview credits include Robert Duvall, Tim Tebow, Saxby Chambliss, and many more people. Watch James' Demo Reel Here!
Dramatic Reenactments

On the set of King David's Palace
James has directed, lit, and shot numerous reenactments, ranging from simple setups to large scale productions, such as The Temple of Solomon, The Oracle of Delphi, William Tyndale, and Pergamum.
Severe Weather and Natural Disasters
In addition to shooting interviews, visuals, and reenactments, James covered over 150 hurricanes and spent countless weeks storm chasing for The Weather Channel and many other clients.

James covering the earthquake in Port au Prince
He was also embedded on the USNS Comfort during the response to the January 2010 Haiti earthquake.
Severe Weather and Natural Disasters
James was the only freelance videojournalist to be embedded on the USNS Comfort during the weeks following the January 2010 Haiti earthquake and he provided coverage of the crew's relief efforts for several clients internationally. Using technology that he co-developed for The Weather Channel, he fed his stories over a satellite Internet connection.
James spent a total of four weeks in Haiti and covered stories as diverse as Navy medicine, international disaster medical response, orphanage vignettes, and the corporate aviation community's impressive response to the relief effort.