EVAN POLLOCK
Director/DP
Evan Pollock has been in the film industry for over 11 years, starting his production company Pollock Pictures in 2012. He has worked with a diverse range of clients, creating cinematic, story-driven commercials that connect businesses to their audience in an intimate and effective manner.
He previously worked as the Segment Producer for the Emmy Award-winning late night talk show, The Mystery Hour, hosted by Jeff Houghton. He still collaborates with Jeff Houghton on outside projects, such as "Make Something Where You Are," which also earned an Emmy nomination.
Today, he and his team travel across the globe, producing narrative advertisements, documentaries, and music videos for a variety of brands, including Porsche, Gyeon, Medterra, Convoy of Hope, and many more.
He is currently in post-production of a craft beer feature documentary called Brewingham. You can follow the movie's progress at its website.
LEAD COLLABORATORS
Dakota Huntley
Cinematographer
Inspired by traditional cinema, Dakota pushes to create visuals that are just as cinematic as what is seen in large Hollywood productions.
Dakota Huntley
Cinematographer
Victory Ralston
Production Designer
Victory works closely with the director and client to create the most consistent visual experience throughout production. The goal is to create an authentic, engaging visual that fulfills the overall vision of each project.
Victory Ralston
Production Designer
Chris Swoboda
Tech Director/Drone Operator
Having worked at Freefly Systems, Chris has acquired an intimate knowledge of the mechanics behind their gimbal and drone ecosystem and has an expertise with various technical camera operations.
Chris Swoboda
Drone/Gimbal Operator
COLTON JACKSON
Composer/ Sound Designer
Colton's sound design and scores have been featured in some of the top rated series on television & advertisement, as well as, showcased in various recording artists' & composers work
Colton Jackson
Sound Designer
Lucas Chapel
Gaffer
Lucas has been working in film since 2013 and now works as a gaffer/cinematographer. He's worked on commercials, short films, and everything in between, and is a master of shaping light.
Lucas Chapel
Gaffer
