Brooke Bierhaus Sutton Email & Phone Number

Bentonville, Arkansas, Us

At Third Space Coffee our mission is to "Fuel the next moment of the rest of your life." We believe that coffee has the power to connect people, inspire innovation, and create space for life's greatest moment to exist. Our team and founders are focused on providing excellent coffee in an inclusive atmosphere that makes strangers feel like friends, which in turn creates a stronger community.Based in Bentonville, AR in the first of its kind Pet Resource Center run by Best Friends Animal Society. In partnership with the mission of Best Friends Animal Society to save animals and help cats and dogs to find their forever homes, we are a fully vegan cruelty-free coffee shop. We are professional, agile and engaging.Third Space Coffee: "Where Coffee Fills the Void"....-- The term "third space" is used in Anthropology to describe the cultivation of a space operating in a secondary place in the world. It means that every person who walks into our cafe will create their own experience and space each time they enter. Each day, each coffee, each interaction brings a new set of possibilities. That's where our slogan, "Fueling the next moment of the rest of your life", comes in. Because every moment has the possibility of being the best moment of your life. When you're at Third Space Coffee, that moment might be when you decided to adopt your new best friend. Or maybe it's where you decided to start a business, meet a new friend, or have a breakthrough. We are here to cheer you on one coffee at a time!

Authentic storytelling through digital media and documentary filmmaking is gaining traction as more people are seeking stories that connect to society and the human condition. Bierhaus Creative is a one stop production and post-production hub for documentary filmmaking that connects audiences to stories with a purpose. Partnerships with Non-Profits, Wildlife Conservation, NGOs, National Parks, and Large Brands.Current projects in production: "Regeneration of Land & Culture" with Quapaw Nation of Oklahoma. Sharing the story of reintroduction of the Bison to Quapaw Tribal land, and how the Bison are a symbol of Quapaw resilience. Coming Soon 2021.

Bentonville, Arkansas, Us

Connecting and engaging with people on-camera is a talent I am so grateful to share! I work hard to help businesses, individuals, and communities share their story in an impactful and engaging way. As a visual storyteller for DWTN Now, I host, produce, field produce, film, and edit my packages on DWTN Media through the Bentonville Downtown Inc. Link: https://www.downtownbentonville.org/dwtn-hosts/brooke-bierhaus

Fayetteville, Ar, Us

Teaching assistant for Introduction to Cultural Anthropology with Dr. Kathryn Koziol Fall 2021. + Full time graduate student in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Arkansas.+ 20 hours a week + Teaching 3 Drill Sections for the Intro. Cultural Anthropology course+ Work with Dr. Koziol to create quiz questions, update lessons, input course info on Blackboard, grading...+ working on my thesis www.theconnectedcup.com

Los Angeles, California, Us

Co-host for the podcast "When Your Sport Ends" on the Bleav Podcast Network. Our show was created from both my co-host's and my own experience as Division 1 athletes, and the tough transition after one stops competing at an elite level. We discuss navigating identity changes, what it's like to exercise without the mindset of training, what lessons we learned from being a collegiate athlete that transferred to our daily lives now, and much more. My work involves setting up interviews with former Pros and D1-D3 collegiate athletes, recording the weekly podcast, editing on Adobe Audition, and pitching show topics. Available to listen on all podcast sites including Spotify, iTunes, etc. https://bleav.com/shows/

Conway, Arkansas, Us

CONTRACT: Filmed and edited three 5 minute video segments for the PBS show "Rise and Shine". The series is focused on early education learning, so I got to really dive into the education sector of filmmaking for children. I filmed at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville, and at a new robot art installation by a talented Arkansas artist. The show will air later on this summer!

www.vidbee.orgThe mission of VidBee is "Connecting the world through video." As a travel journalist, I recognized a need for a network that highlights eco-travel, environmental/wildlife conservation, adventure, and cross-cultural appreciation. I created VidBee to provide a platform that entertains, educates, and inspires audiences through personal video, writing, and photography. -Built the website and interface -Update site weekly -Shoot, edit, and produce the video content -Write accompanying articles for video -Work with travel agencies to showcase their services,trips, and cities. -Coordinate with adventure companies, travel sites, and other networks for collaboration and features

Seattle, Washington, Us

"The Connected Cup" feature-length documentary 2019. A film following the HEART of coffee and tea around the world as universal signs of hospitality, friendship, and connection. An intimate portrayal of what connects us, and how we all share a common language. Responsibilities:- Coordinated and produced travel, international contacts, and interviews in 9 countries.- Filmed 4K footage on a Sony RX10ii camera - Reported and researched extensively on culture, history, tradition, and ethnology to accompany the narrative while working and collaborating with the local communities in the film to accurately share their stories.- Conducted interviews in 9 languages; worked with translators during 5 interviews and in post-production for Japanese translations. - Logged 180 hours of footage to review and edit on Adobe Premiere Pro- Edited the entirety of the 85 minute film- Coordinated Film Budget & Finance funding- Created website using Squarespace for the filmNow Available to Watch on Amazon Prime & Vimeo OnDemandwww.theconnectedcup.comTRAILER: https://vimeo.com/214025624

Bloomington, Indiana, Us

Travel column, "Globetrotting with Brooke Bierhaus", for the bi-monthly printed BLOOM Magazine.

Directed, edited, and created the winning short documentary in "The Coffee Art Project" Film Festival at the Los Angeles Coffee Festival 2018. The short documentary film, titled "The World In A Cup", will be available online at www.coffeeartproject.com December 2018.

OFFICIAL SELECTION 2018 WCFF Short documentary on the effects of poaching in the communities surrounding the Serengeti National Park. Specifically the way the young men are being targeted as "Boda Boda" motorcycle drivers to transport illegal bush meat and ivory in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti. - Director of Photography- Worked with a translator to be given access to interviews with former poachers, community leaders, and Park rangers in the communities near Lambadi. - Lead video editor

Daily news, travel, and opinion articles published on www.mcxv.com to an average audience size of 2,000 views/hits an article. Freelance journalist.

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Ashendiye celebration in Lalibela, Ethiopia honoring the Virgin Mary. A festival celebrating women and young girls. LIVE television broadcast in Ethiopia- was interviewed in Amharic and English.

San Luis Obispo, California, Us

As the chief photographer and social media creator for the Ecuador & Galapagos adventure trek with The Clymb, I was in charge of gathering content to use across all social media platforms. Assigned to deliver 25 edited images, a 1 minute highlight promo video, and written blog. You can view my work and the trek itself on www.theclymb.com and by following all @TheClymb social media profiles.

London, England, Gb

- Submit video and photographic content to London HQ regularly, fulfilling at least the specified weekly targets- Submitting regular editorial updates on the project- Liaising with volunteers to identify those who are suitable for involvement in content production or social media involvement either during or after their project- Looking for opportunities to promote the project that may not be apparent to UK-based content/marketing staff- Procuring a specified amount of positive online reviews of the project from volunteersDaily Media Tasks- Film, edit, and produce video creative contentUpdate individual project / country Facebook page- Update individual project / country Twitter account- Manage comments posted to the social media accounts- Write regular expedition updates and insights into the projects- Obtain appropriate images/videos for social media, blog updates and any other marketingmaterial- Collect volunteer blogs, stories, case studies and quotes for HQ as well as quotes and blogsfrom in-country partners- Secure high ranking reviews from volunteers- Give welcome and debriefing content/media talks to volunteers

Reykjavík, Reykjavík, Is

Teach bi-monthly intensive photography workshops of 8-10 participants, curate photography exhibitions, lead outdoor excursions around Iceland, develop skills of participants, and provide guidance to enhance photography skills and community involvement.

Write weekly articles and blog posts for the national and international website that reaches over 3 million viewers. Photograph and organize photos to accompany text. Create posts that appeal to the GenerationY audience and make blog posts similar to BuzzFeed ("Top25s", "Best of.."). Wrote the most viewed blog posts for the website and received 1.5 million views on my top article. www.studentuniverse.com

Created a webisode series that takes an inside look at DCs favorite food trucks. I schedule filming with food trucks, video edit, and direct. The purpose of the show is to take viewers behind the scenes into their favorite food truck, showcase the people behind the amazing food, and get your taste buds watering as I get to taste and learn how to prepare the best dishes on wheels!

Washington, Dc, Us

Daily filming, editing, and production of video packages for social media outlets, the National Zoo YouTube channel, newsletters, and for general Smithsonian Institute use. As the videographer, I got the chance to film certain animals behind the scenes, interview curators and zookeepers, and acquire a mass variety of b-roll and personal knowledge of over 200 different species. The videos are created with the goal of spreading information about our innovative research, new exhibits, animals, and current Zoo/SCBI updates with the public. ** Work aired on Fox5, The Washington Post, Good Morning America, MSNBC, Associated Press, Indianapolis Star, Chinese Embassy **Translated/Edited/Filmed Professor Pan Wenshi and interpreter for Giant Panda interview

Gather daily news and write scripts for the 5:00 news show weekly every Thursday on KRUI 89.7. I host the 30 minute show and interview arts&entertainment performers after the news segment. You can listen live at 5:00 central time on www.KRUI.FM.

Davenport, Ia, Us

Fullfilled duties as a stage manager and greeting guests for the Paula Sands Live show. Aided in content for the social media outlets and responding to inquiries via social media platforms. Assisted in various parts of the production, helped the crew and TV host with a variety of skills before and after the show.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

I pitched stories and contributed articles to the national chapter of Spoon University. You can view my published articles at www.spoonuniversity.com

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Semester long academic internship living and working in Washington DC during my senior year of college. Course: Media Ethics and Film Civic Engagement: Environmental Sustainability Philanthropy: Urban gardening, homeless shelter lunches twice a month, conservation awareness.

Davenport, Iowa, Us

I performed at the home games as "Rascal the Bandit Racoon" where I would do a range of performances, from the hokey pokey on the dugout to signing autographs and posing for pictures. Every night at the field was a fun experience and was never boring. I learned a lot about baseball and performance awareness.

Master'S Degree, Cultural Anthropology

Bachelor’S Degree, Journalism & Mass Communications

Acting For Film

Photojournalism

Mass Communication/Media Studies

Bachelor'S Degree, Journalism