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Stock footage

I’ve been a Filmsupply-represented filmmaker for twelve years. Between client jobs I shoot my own series, mostly around Dallas, and Filmsupply licenses the footage to agencies, brands, and studios. This page collects the series and the biggest place one of them has run.

Meta: The future is for everyonea shot from my family series, in Meta’s 2026 brand film

Parents lying on a rug, both leaning in to kiss their laughing baby
From the family-at-home series Meta licensed through Filmsupply.
231M+views on Meta’s YouTube channel, as of October 2026
TVThe spot also aired on broadcast television
12 yrsrepresented by Filmsupply

In 2026 Meta licensed a shot from my series of a young family at home with their baby for its brand film The future is for everyone. The shot comes up at 0:51. The film has more than 231 million views on Meta’s own YouTube channel, and it ran on broadcast TV, which is where I found out: I was watching regular television when my shot came up.

The footage is from my Life & Family work: real families in their own homes, available light, documentary in feel. That honesty is what a brand film like this needs, and it is the same approach I bring to people on commercial sets.

About Filmsupplywhere the footage lives

Filmsupply calls itself the premier licensing agency for cinematic footage. It represents a curated roster of filmmakers, including people from production companies like Missing Pieces, Biscuit, and Anonymous Content, and its catalog of exclusive footage is used by agencies like Anomaly, Ogilvy, and Wieden+Kennedy, brands like Apple, Nike, and Tesla, and studios like Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. Those are Filmsupply’s clients across the whole catalog, not a list of who licensed my clips.

It is part of FM, the same family of companies as Musicbed and Stills. For buyers, Filmsupply’s team will also research footage against a brief and drop clips into an account within one business day.

Stock series · 2025

Heist

A heist told in pieces: a hand working a vault wheel, dirt bikes moving through a fog-filled warehouse, a headlight cutting the haze. Low-key, slow, and built for noir, so an editor can cut a break-in out of it.

A hand turning the wheel of a vault door in low light
A beam of light cutting through haze in a dark warehouse
A rider with a headlight emerging from fog inside a warehouse

Stock series · 2025

Boxing

A motion study of a boxer: bag work, the ropes, and sparring, shot with slow shutter and flash so the punches smear and then snap. The ring stays dark, lit by a row of overhead lights.

A boxer throwing a punch under a row of ring lights
A boxer in the ring, blurred by a slow shutter
A boxer's silhouette in an empty ring under warm light

Stock series · 2024

Sports

Basketball and beach volleyball, shot from straight overhead and from under the rim: a layup dropping into the hoop, a player rising to the ball on the sand, and the view up through the chain net.

A basketball player going up for a layup, seen from directly above the hoop
A beach volleyball player reaching for the ball on the sand, seen from above
A player seen from below, looking up through a chain basketball net

Stock series · 2022

Office

Modern office scenes in mixed daylight and practical lamps: a meeting that ends in a laugh, late work at a desk, and hands on a phone over a keyboard.

A bearded man laughing in an office meeting
A man holding rolled plans at a lamp-lit desk in a dark office
Hands holding a phone over a keyboard on a wooden desk

Stock series · 2024

Cinematic VR

People inside virtual reality, an original series for Filmsupply: a man pulling a headset on in teal light, and another reaching into a world only he can see.

A man pulling on a VR headset in teal light
A man in a VR headset reaching out in a dark room

More serieseach with its own page

Licensing or a custom shoot

To license a clip, browse my shoots on Filmsupply; licenses run through them. If the footage you need does not exist yet, I shoot custom work as a Dallas director of photography, and my rates are published.

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