Green Lens Media Crew Network
Filmmaker, musician, and Apple Certified Trainer in Final Cut Pro, Adam has over 15 years experience producing a range of projects, including promotional video, narrative feature films, documentary, corporate training videos, commercials, grant videos, biography / heritage films. Launching Green Lens Media, LLC in 2009, Adam has produced videos for small businesses, individuals, non-profits, corporations and brands, including Fortune 100 and 500 companies. On the training side, he has taught both new and experienced editors, from independent filmmakers to companies and organizations such as WGBH, NBC Universal, MTV, The Boston Globe, Emerson, Harvard Law School, Boston University, MIT Media Lab, Mass General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, John Hancock, Prudential, Liberty Mutual, US Army, US Navy, ESPN, the media team for NASCAR, and more. Adam has a B.A. from Bard College with a double major in Creative Writing and Film, is a graduate of the New York Film Academy, loves collaboration, a good jamming session, and hiking national parks.
In 2011, Sam founded 1751 Web Design, LLC, a company that provides a suite of integrated solutions that blends digital and print design, SEO strategy, analytics and social media marketing in order to drive business and online visibility.
Sam works with the GLM team as the website designer and developer, marketing consultant and as an occasional Production Assistant. He has assisted in video productions in the areas of grip, gaffing, electrical, digital ingest, and general on-set design.
Cara’s passion for educating individuals drives her work every day. In her role as a career coach at a non-profit in Boston, she assists others in navigating the complexities of networking, career exploration, and development of one’s professional identity. Working as a consultant and writer for GLM’s original web-series Non-Fat Networking is one of the many ways she coaches people on the employability skills needed for professional success.
Cara has a B.S. from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and her M.Ed. from Lesley University. In addition to her background in teaching and educational leadership, she has exercised her growing interest in camera and filmmaking by also assisting GLM on video shoots from time to time as a production assistant and B-Roll photographer.
Walter has worked in the film industry on hundreds of sets as a gaffer and lighting designer. He graduated cum laude from Emerson College with a Bachelor of Arts in Writing and a Bachelor of Science in Film, has worked with directors such as Kevin MacDonald and Robert Scali, and actors such as Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Donnie Brasco), Tony Todd (The Rock, Platoon), and Lenny Clark (Me, Myself & Irene, Rescue Me), to name a few. Walter earned a Telly award for lighting, and has worked for companies such as Microsoft, New Balance, Hasbro, Home Depot, Brookstones and Glidden, and many others.
He has worked on productions ranging from documentaries, short and feature films, to music videos, commercials and trailers. Walter’s experience in various roles, from director and director of photography, to screenwriter, gaffer, grip and best boy electric, allow him to bring several areas of expertise to set.
Jacob Gaulin is a lifelong audio engineer. A graduate of Boston University’s Center for Digital Imaging Arts and a performing musician for over 10 years, Jacob has spent his life developing an ear and a passion for sound. His strong background in music and performance guides both his professional and creative work, which spans from home recording projects to studio sound for film.
To date, his work has included: Music Production, Recording, Editing, and Mixing; Sound Design, Foley, Editing, and Mixing for Film, Video Games and Animation; Beat Production and Live Sound.
Claire has never met a genre she didn’t like. As a screenwriter and producer, she won the “Best Comedy Short” award at the 2001 Woods Hole Film Festival. She has performed original comedy routines in clubs and corporations. Claire designs and implements communication strategies for both small businesses and Fortune 100s; this includes scripting videos.
A published freelancer and former magazine editor, she’s earned national by-lines from such publications as The L.A. Times to The Boston Globe. One of her first jobs, after earning her M.S. in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University back when Disco was cool, was as production assistant for Mystery! and Masterpiece Theater. Decades later, her Salem State University first-year writing students give rave reviews on ratemyprofessors.com.
Claire has worked in front of and behind the camera as reporter, producer, scriptwriter, and actor. A dedicated life-long learner, she keeps current with media trends. In 2012, she earned a certification in teaching digital writing (Davis Educational Foundation). Reading, writing, telling, and teaching it, Claire appreciates a good story.
Viktor Herrmann is a writer and aspiring director from the Boston area. He fell in love with movies the day he felt compelled to watched Forrest Gump three times in a row. His influences range from Martin Scorsese to Kevin Smith, and his love of cinema infuses nearly every aspect of his life.
Viktor works with GLM in several roles, including screenwriting, B-roll photography, assistant directing, and editing.
Viktor has a B.A. in Writing from Lesley University, and aside from writing and filmmaking, Viktor loves to play guitar, take walks around the Greater Boston Area, and attend classic movie screenings with his friends.
Ben is a composer and broadcaster who made his compositional network radio debut in December 2009 with work played on BBC Radio 2. July 2011 saw him win the Gold medal at the Indie Gathering Film Festival in Cleveland, OH, before going on to write the score for award-winning films in both the 2012 and 2013 Washington D.C. 48hr Film Festivals. He has been the voice of classical music for BBC Radio Cumbria since 2009 and was the creator of the weekly classical music radio show The Classical Café. He can also be heard on the New England airwaves presenting for WGBH’s station Classical New England. Ben is the official composer for the Bremont Watch Company – a luxury British watchmaker.
He started musical life playing flute because it was “shiny and it sounded like a bird”. He has performed as a flute soloist in continental Europe, the USA and all over the UK – as well as making numerous Radio & TV appearances. He received his Masters in Composition for Screen from the Royal College of Music, London, and graduated with Distinction as the recipient of the coveted Jo Horowitz Award in Composition for Screen.
Riley Fearon has a Bachelor of Science degree in film from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida. His extensive training has led him to work with 35mm and a wide variety of broadcast quality high definition cameras. Riley has received advanced achievement awards in editing, lighting, and art direction, and has been involved with many production companies ranging from Fox’s The X-Factor to many local commercials and promotional web videos. Riley is a member of GLM’s workshop construction team, and is quite the art direction handyman.
A professional singer, live performer, voice over personality, and composer from a young age, Lindsay is a writer for pop/country artists and has roots in scoring for film and advertising, as well as session and jingle work in New York and Miami. While at Berklee College of Music she toured as a resident background vocalist for The Nigel Hall Band. The band includes members from New York based bands, Lettuce, Soulive, Break Science, and Chapter 2, and included the collaboration of artists such as Jon Scofield, Bill Summers of Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters, and Fred Wesley of the original James Brown horn section. Lindsay has also performed alongside such artists as Ernie Isley of the Isley Brothers, Will Lee, Paul Shaffer, Blue Oyster Cult, Nikki Glaspie, Ivan Neville, members of the grammy winning Tedeschi Trucks Band, and Talib Kweli and Warren Haynes of The Allman Brothers.
Lindsay graduated with a B.A. in Philosophy and Religious Studies from Suffolk University in Boston, and soon after completed the Screenwriting Professional Studies program at Emerson College. She currently works as a freelance screenwriter and script reader for local projects in the New England area, teaches songwriting and lyric writing, and collaborates with multi-genre musicians to help them find their voice lyrically and melodically.
Freelance & Internship Opportunities
Green Lens Media is always looking for talented and experienced individuals to join our freelance network. In addition, we encourage driven, passionate college students (juniors and seniors) or recent graduates to apply for our intern team.
Qualified candidates in filmmaking, marketing/entrepreneurial business, please submit a PDF resume and thoughtful cover letter to the email address in the footer below. We will review materials and respond as positions open. No telephone calls, please.