Arthur Hurley

Edit and design a series of multi screen videos highlighting solutions for conserving the planet's oceans. Videos were displayed across five large panels during conference.

Winner Best Cinematography, Pasadena IFF Selection, LA Shorts FF Selection, Raindance IFF

Additional polishing editor for two episodes of "Southern Fried Homicide".

Series Editor

Second editor on an episode four of Hillbilly Handfishin'. 1x60 min

Lead editor for kids series featuring talking animals. Helped design the look of the show. Created graphic element mock-ups for pilot.

This show follows kids from the streets of Johannesburg townships as they celebrate World Cup and strive for their own athletic success.

Story editor for short film staring Todd Rohal and Hiroshi Watanabe. Also created green screen VFX inserts using After Effects and Mocha.

Series editor for Nat Geo Amazing, 4x60 min. AMAZING! examines some of the most astonishing stories on Earth -- be it curious animal behavior, sweeping natural phenomena or death-defying human endeavors. Together with National Geographic filmmakers, scientists, engineers, animal trainers and explorers shed light on fascinating corners of the globe.

Editor on fast turnaround countdown show featuring Zeb Hogan and his adventures capturing and studying "Monster Fish" across the globe.

Episode editor and field producer for natural history and wildlife program. Produced by National Geographic for PBS.

Produced and edited investigative news segment on the efforts of international art thief Michel van Rijn and Scotland Yard detective Richard Ellis to expose the illicit world of art smuggling.

Produced and edited video news segment on National Geographic writer Paul Salopek. Story explored his capture by militants while on assignment for National Geographic and his eventual release with the aid of New Mexico governor Bill Richardson. Emmy Nominee 2007.

Driving an Arab Street takes the viewer on a journey along the "Arab street". The film follows Egyptian taxi drivers as they navigate the streets of Cairo and share their diverse perspectives on American and Egyptian society, culture, politics and the relationship between these two civilizations.