My goal is to use video to contribute to wildlife conservation.

Over the past 15 years I've worked in 33 countries creating hundreds of videos profiling conservation success stories and people interacting with wildlife in wildplaces in meaningful ways. 

Currently my production company is finishing a documentary about a gritty, tenacious and effective anti-poaching unit in coastal Mozambique. We're raising funds to do an amazing job on finalizing post-production. We're also in preproduction to create a sequel telling the stories of the former poachers that make up the anti-poaching unit, this time in Zambia.

Humanitarian Operations Protecting Elephants (H.O.P.E.) partnered with my company on both the Mozambique and the Zambia editions because they feel getting this work out to the world supports their mission.

The H.O.P.E. mission is: "To meet the needs of partner nations and organizations in increasing natural resource security by employing a mature socio-cultural understanding and cost-effective measures in concert with expertise derived from military special operations and intelligence, wildlife management and commercial enterprise."

Here is some press on our current project:

Anti-Poaching Documentary Aims to Educate

Fundraising video for our current project:

Anti-Poaching: From the Boots on the Ground from Liberty Productions, LLC on Vimeo.