JB’s Keys provides funding for families who have a child with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and most of the funding is directed towards making experiences like the one we featured in this year’s event video possible.

We recently flew to Raleigh, North Carolina to capture photography and motion of the lab of Life Edit.

Concentric, a Boston based biosecurity platform company, tasked us with capturing both still and live action to highlight their new airport Covid-19 screening service. In collaboration with the Center For Disease Control, Concentric is testing volunteer travelers at airports around the country to gather data on viral variants as they come into the country.

Our production company, Copper Hound Pictures, recently released a short documentary about a vintage race car driver named Santo Spadaro. The film began as a showcase of Santo's passion for classic race cars and his journey as a driver, but it quickly evolved into a deeper story.

For the better part of a decade I’ve volunteered for Runway For Recovery, first exclusively as a still photographer and more recently shooting motion.

The pandemic has had an enormous impact on almost everyone, but it has been particularly devastating for our country’s frontline healthcare workers.

Last month I had the honor of traveling with Ariadne Labs to Costa Rica to document the country’s Primary Healthcare system, which has become a model for the world.

We recently worked with Concentric by Ginkgo Bioworks to photograph their pool COVID testing process.

Here's a look at recent shoot that crosses the line between healthcare and lifestyle. The goal was to show how a patient living with diabetes can work glucose monitoring into her active day as a diner waitress.

I recently had the chance to work alongside my friend and fellow Teeson Repster David Butler on this project for Boston agency Smith + Saint creating images and motion for Beam Organics.

The Transplant Center at Massachusetts General Hospital is one of the top-tier transplant facilities worldwide.

We had the incredible opportunity to interview and photograph Tom Porter at the Pixar headquarters in Emeryville, CA.

I've been a huge fan of Ken Burns' work for years, so I was excited to be contacted by the National Endowment for The Humanities to shoot his portrait for their newest issue of Humanities Magazine.