With ATLAS Media, I've had the privilege of helping cover an often underappreciated workplace — the fields, shops, and long days that feed the rest of us. Through video, editing, and photography, I get to give the people of agriculture the story their work has always deserved.
About the Work
From the client’s goal to the final cut.
ATLAS Media tells the stories of the agriculture industry — the farmers, families, and businesses whose work rarely gets the spotlight. I've helped bring those stories to life, shooting and editing alongside the team from the first creative conversation through final delivery, always with the goal of honoring the people behind the work.
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Understanding the client
Starting with what the client needs to say, who they’re speaking to, and where the content will live.
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Authentic environments
Capturing agricultural places and people as they are — the land, the equipment, the work.
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Footage into story
Shaping raw footage into a clear, engaging visual story with a beginning, middle, and end.
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Edited for the audience
Refining pacing, color, and format so each piece fits its intended platform and viewer.
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Collaborative delivery
Working alongside the team and client through review, revision, and final delivery.
Video Work
Agricultural media work.
Commercial and short-form edits produced for ATLAS Media clients.
SpeedLock Commercial Sample
Graphic Design
Built for print.
Poster and print design created for ATLAS Media Co.
During my internship at ATLAS Media, I've had the opportunity to work on a wide range of high-level shoots — client campaigns, brand content, personal projects, and everything in between. These weren't practice runs. They were real productions with real clients, real stakes, and real deadlines.
Those shoots taught me what it means to speak for a brand: understanding a client's voice, protecting it in every frame, and delivering work they're proud to put their name on. They also taught me how a professional crew operates — communicating clearly, anticipating what's needed next, and trusting the people around me to do the same.
More than anything, this experience has prepared me for what comes next. When I step onto my next set, it won't be my first time at that level.
