Jordan Terrell

For 60 Second Docs, I find interesting stories, interview the subject and film them for about a day to create a compelling, well shot and quick short documentary.

Pitch stories, interview subjects, film, edit and add graphics to the packages. Essentially create short documentary content for NBC's Digital content platforms.

Offloaded, spot checked and organized media in the field Operate a variety of cameras for time-lapse including GoPros, Canon C300, Osmo, Drones and Harbotronics. Drove crew to locations, lunch and airport Took production stills Set up Kessler sliders Shipped organized media to post-production staff Took detailed field notes

Manage Media, Manage Equipment, Field Notes, Set Up Time Lapses, Drive. Being a local, I also shot days the rest of crew weren't on location using the Canon C300 with a Zeiss 21-100mm lens.

I found the story and filmed for 2.5 years. I raised money using crowd sourcing campaigns and promotional videos shared on social media. Currently, finishing post-production.

I developed, filmed and created a few commercials for 700 Bike during my time in China. I built a solid relationship with the company. They would often come to me for creative consulting and put a lot of trust in my abilities as a video producer.

During The Great Wall, I assisted Willem Dafoe in Beijing, Qingdao and Gansu. I relay messages between the director and camera operators, actors, extras and others. I would crowd control and in one instance saved a horse from running off into the desert.

For this documentary, I pitched the story, developed and managed a budget, arranged logistics to travel crew and subject during the largest annual migration of people in the world and help film this documentary in freezing cold temperatures. This documentary won Best Social Documentary and Best Direction at the ATV Awards.