Testimonials
"We have worked with Stephen for the past several years. His approach, process and final product is always a WOW! Insanely creative, collaborative and endlessly patient, he never fails to capture the heart and soul of Barnes & Noble College each and every time."
-Lisa Malat, VP of Marketing and Operations
"Stephen produced a documentary for my company that aired on MSNBC. He’s a creative dynamo….multitalented director, producer, writer, editor who was a pleasure to work with and always delivered beyond expectations."
-Cis Wilson, former VP of Documentary Programming, HBO
"After seeing Mule Skinner Blues, we hired Stephen to direct Source of Pride: the Making of Pride and Glory because of his ability to tell complex stories with a unique and artful style. We also knew he would commit himself 110% to the project and stay on budget. His easy-going approach, sense of humor and sincerity put the actors and me at ease. He's intuitively adept at capturing powerful moments as they unfold. We were extremely happy with the poignant film that he delivered."
-Gavin O'Connor, director ("Warrior", "Pride & Glory", "Tumbleweeds")
"Stephen artfully addressed our specific needs while being mindful of our deadlines and budget. I appreciated how he went the extra mile to find creative solutions without sacrificing quality. With his exceptional talent, Stephen beautifully translated our idea into a visually arresting video that conveyed exactly the story we were hoping to tell. He delivered an incredible film, masterfully executed, far exceeding our expectations. I would welcome any opportunity to work with him again."
-Miho Walsh, Executive Director, Asian Cultural Council
"Stephen led our project with tremendous passion, integrity, and dedication. His inspired vision made us understand our own organization better, as he challenged us to contemplate what we wanted to say about ourselves. Because of the way in which he orchestrated the project, we found ourselves involved in a process that we wished would never end. How often does that happen?"
-Stanford Makeshi, VP of Programming, New York City Center