My Favorite Short Films After 13 Years of Documenting Wine
Over the past 20 years, I’ve dedicated my craft to documenting my hometown of Sonoma County, California—the people, places, and fleeting moments that define what we call home. These stories have always felt worth preserving.
For more than a decade, that calling has led me deeper into the world of wine and agriculture.
Wine, to me, is more than what’s in the glass. It’s the land that shapes it, the seasons that challenge it, and the people who devote their lives to stewarding it. It’s legacy, risk, craftsmanship, and time—all unfolding in real time.
Through these short films, I’ve had the privilege of documenting those stories—capturing not just the process, but the perspective of those who live it every day.
This work has changed me. It has deepened my respect for the land, expanded my understanding of legacy, and reinforced the importance of storytelling as a form of preservation.
The collection below represents some of my most meaningful work to date—stories rooted in place, shaped by people, and carried forward through film.
Enjoy.
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