Video

What More Could You Ask For (02min 47s)

A jack of all trades living in rural Maine discovers the soul summoning sound of the Scottish small pipes. He orders a pair from Scotland. After a month's time they break down in Maine's dry winter climate, so he sets out on the tradition rich journey of making them on his own. More info

A Different Way (03min 44s)

What happens to a family business when the person who made it run for so many years suffers a life altering medical illness? More info

Introducing Mindfulness in the Classroom (02min 58s)

Teachers who have introduced mindfulness practices to elementary schools in Cambridge, Massachusetts find a positive result. More info

Family Entrepreneurs: When Stake Holders Strike Back (08min 52s)

What happens to a New England supermarket chain when a beloved CEO is fired by co-owner and cousin during a long standing boardroom family feud? More info

Blood in the Sand (06min 37s)

On July 28, 2010 the parliament of Catalonia voted to ban bullfighting in the northwestern region of Spain. This multimedia piece was shot and filmed in Barcelona's Plaza Monumental during the months leading up to this historic decision. More info

Charlie is an excellent storyteller whose cinematic eye and attention to detail (both audio and visual) transforms the ordinary into the exquisite.
Ben Bevington, Head of Video Production, BBC Washington

Charlie is a consummate professional with a keen eye for composition. He’s also a people person: adept at meeting new subjects, navigating access and establishing relationships. He's a pleasure to work with and brings out the best in the crew and the story.
Andrew Strenio, Producer at Blue Chalk Media

Working with Charlie is a joy. He always finds the most fascinating characters and brings out the best in them.
Bob Sacha, a Pulitzer & Emmy award winning cinematographer