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jeff reid

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Born in Seattle and raised in Port Townsend, Washington, Jeff Reid went to film school at Brooks Institute of Photography in Ventura, California. He spent nine years in Los Angeles working as an editor and colorist for network TV shows and feature films.

Family and fresh air brought him back to the Pacific Northwest, where he worked as Director of Creative Media at Alo Moves for six years.

Jeff now runs his own media production company, Frame 84, working for clients ranging from outdoor adventure sports to local nonprofits. Jeff is also an avid commercial, travel, nature, and lifestyle photographer.

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TESTIMONIALS

“Jeff is an incredibly talented artist and creative expert. I had the pleasure of working with him for seven years. His cinematic film and photography expertise are valuable to any project if you strive for the highest quality end product. His skill set spans the entire production process and dramatically benefits any team he is part of.

Along with his undeniable talent, Jeff is an absolute joy to work with. He brings a positive attitude to set, is dependable, and is a great communicator throughout the review process.

Please feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss Jeff’s qualifications and experience further. I’d be happy to expand on my recommendation. However, his portfolio speaks for the excellence you can expect from working with him.”

— Amy richards

“If you’re looking for a shooter that’s artistic, experienced, critical, collaborative, and easy to work with, then hire Jeff. He brings a depth of technical understanding with various camera systems and support. He’s also an experienced colorist and editor, which makes him an even stronger DP or camera operator.”

— Brad Curran