Owen Stanley

A series of time-lapse establishing shots for season 2.

Championed series from idea to pitch as series' Co-Creator, crafting a sizzle and treatment that was green-lit by a top international production studio, and is now in discussions to be produced for cable.

Cinematographer for the Taiwan "Lantern Festival" episode. I directed host Joseph Rosendo through multiple takes, and planned and executed sequences with a focus on storytelling and editing continuity. Added cinematic flair through the use of DSLR-specialized equipment, including a motion-control time-lapse dolly as well as sliders and lightweight jibs.

On Travelscope, Directors of Photography are solely responsible for all video content-gathering, including multi-camera interviews, unscripted activities, and scenic time-lapse footage. Editors are responsible for compiling all footage, creating a rough-cut individually, then working with the Director to edit a final-cut that integrates a sound mix, color-correction, and musical score.

Time-lapse photography, including motion-control work, as well as editing and color-correction of all time-lapse footage completed.

Second-unit photography completed for horror series airing on Netflix in 2013.

Motion-control time-lapse photography used for scene transitions, shot in Washington State.

Responsible for producing over 60% of commercials in Savannah, GA, my work also involved archival management, production of promotions and original programming, concept creation, client and pitch meetings, and commercial script-writing. I championed an effort to capture and compile a High-Definition stock footage library for the Creative Services and News Departments.