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This was shot on a Canon 5D III in Wadi Rum, Jordan for Choctaw author and playwright LeAnne Howe’s forthcoming eBook “Memoirs of a Choctaw in Jordan” (Working title). Shot and edited by James Fortier.

This was shot on a Canon 5D III in Wadi Rum, Jordan for Choctaw author and playwright LeAnne Howe’s forthcoming eBook “Memoirs of a Choctaw in Jordan” (Working title). Shot and edited by James Fortier.

When most people think of baseball, the last thing that comes to mind are American Indians. And when most people think of American Indians they imagine the whoop ‘em up, war bonnet-wearing stereotypes popularized in the media. Rarely do people put the two together. Most people do not know that the famed Louis and Clark […]

Corporate Employee Event Highlights Video DP/Editor Shot on Sony FS7

Rebranding video for Bluebird CPAs, LLC. Produced, shot and edited by Turtle Island Productions’ James Fortier.

DP/Editor. Shot on Sony FS7.

Training video for LinkedIn. Shot on Sony FS7 by James Fortier, DP.

Editor

A fun video for Brocade, Inc. Shot and edited by Turtle Island Productions’ James Fortier.

Highlights Intel’s ALP Program in China.

This documentary explores the challenges faced by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on their reservation in North Carolina. Through the eyes of Choctaw writer LeAnne Howe, we see how their fusion of tourism, cultural preservation, and spirituality is working to insure their tribe’s vitality in the 21st century. Director of Photography, James M Fortier. […]

Highlight video for Intuit’s “HireSmart” weekend summit. Director of Photography and Editor, James Fortier.

Highlights Intel’s ALP Program for Interns.

Profiles Intuits partnership with Workday, Inc. Shot and edited by James Fortier

Short teaser for the work in progress documentary production of Searching for Sequoyah.

The trailer for the documentary Gifts from the Elders, written, produced, directed, and edited by James Fortier.

Highlight video of Intuit’s “Partner Platform” event held in San Francisco. Shot and edited by James Fortier.

This was actually shot in 3D, but this is the 2D version. Director of Photography James Fortier.