Jim is an editor, producer and director of documentaries and scripted films.
About
Jim is an Oakland, California-based director, producer, and editor of documentaries, scripted and branded films. His work centers on artists and advocates working for social change and environmental justice. He loves collaborating to tell stories that surprise and inspire audiences.
Since 2014, he has directed and produced six "Oakland Originals" short documentaries, spotlighting the voices and visionaries of Oakland, California. His directing credits also include work for USA Hockey, the Autism Society of the San Francisco Bay Area, the San Francisco Department of Public Works, East Bay Regional Parks Foundation, Intel, Oracle, CamelBak and others.
As an editor and co-producer, Jim’s credits include the NAACP Image Award finalist and Webby Honoree "Judging Juries" (Apple TV+), a searing look at racial bias in jury selection. He also edited "Weathering the Future" (PBS/NOVA), a feature documentary highlighting communities employing ancient wisdom and innovative solutions to climate resilience, and "Waging Change" (PBS/international), which focuses on the fight for a living wage for tipped restaurant workers. His editorial work includes multiple award-winning documentaries for PBS and global broadcast, including "Manifest Destiny," "The Split Horn," and films for CNBC, Lucasfilm, Smithsonian Network, AJ+ and History Channel. He has field-produced for clients such as the NOVA, NEA, Gilead Sciences and the BBC.
