• Cinematographer / DP for documentary, non-profit, and corporate clients• Videojournalism for New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and other outlets• Director / Field Producer working closely with clients• Owner-operator with Sony FX6, Sony FS7, Sigma Cine primes, audio, lighting packages

Six months of field production work based in Oakland, CA, first as an associate producer and then as a field producer / camera operator. Producing and shooting a primarily vérité documentary series about medical cannabis. One-woman-banding with both the Sony EX1 and Canon 5DmkII.The show, "Weed Wars," broadcast as a four-part series in December 2011 on The Discovery Channel.

• Worked within the TV/Doc program in the Graduate School of Journalism• Assisted with technical skills classes and gave informal instruction on video production gear and video postproduction software and workflow• Started online wiki site for the TV/Doc program to consolidate and improve program's knowledge base

• Produced, wrote, directed & edited 26-minute master's thesis film• Camera & sound on location in Senegal• Funded in part by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation• Won 1st Place Documentary in the 2011 College Television Awards (a.k.a., Student Emmys) and was a national finalist for the 2011 Student Academy Awards documentary category

• Produced, shot & edited video content for nytimes.com• Assistant-editing for staff videojournalists

• Founding member & staff reporter for UC Berkeley hyperlocal website• Covered breaking news & feature stories through print, video, photo & audio

• Captured, edited & compressed HD video; DVD authoring; dubbing• Gear rentals, office operations & production coordination for a small, busy studio

• Assisted village women’s group in microfinance, craft sales & group capacity building; group opened a bank account • Extended improved-variety crops & cultivation practices to 20 farmers through individual & group interactions conducted in Pulaar, farmers’ local language• Researched and shot footage for documentary projects on farming, folklore, and communities.• Created a weekly-updated blog and photo gallery as a resource for prospective volunteers and to fulfill Peace Corps’ “Third Goal” of increasing Americans’ awareness of other nations; site received an average of over 2000 unique visitors and 150,000 hits a month (claremajor.net).

• Designed layout and structure and developed content for Sierra Club Southern Plains National Field Office webpage

• Copyedited radio scripts and updated web content databases for daily and monthly deadlines• Worked in a small, close-knit office environment