Jamie Collins- Director/Producer/Cinematographer/Editor
Jamie is a full-time Mass Media student at Valdosta State University (VSU). She is a senior in the Mass Media program and has learned so much in the past three and a half years. She has previously produced several documentaries, one produced in high school for C-SPAN about gun control and another produced in junior year of college titled “Footprints in Farming.” Since beginning her journey in this field, Jamie’s dedication to the work and motivation to grow have led her to exceptional projects and experiences. Jamie is excited to produce this documentary and highlight the work that the Harley Langdale Jr. Foundation has done and is doing throughout the community.
Robert (Bo) Greene
Bo is a full-time student in the Mass Media program at Valdosta State University. He has learned a lot and has experience in media projects within the Mass Media program. He will be helping with cinematography, lighting, and audio for this documentary.
Sarah (Emily) Moses
Emily studied Mass Media at Valdosta State University and graduated in Spring of 2022. She now works at the FLORIDA Channel as a Graphics Designer. Emily has gained a lot of skill and knowledge in graphics, editing, and videography from her time at VSU. She will be helping with the creation of Lower thirds, graphics, and editing for the documentary.
Emily Sanchez
Em is a full-time student at Valdosta State University studying in the field of Mass Media. She has learned a lot and has worked on several media projects within the Mass Media program. She has produced at least three documentaries during her time at VSU. One of her most recent documentaries was in the 2023 South Georgia Film Festival and is titled “CAMP: A Field of Opportunities.” She will be helping with cinematography, lighting, and audio for this documentary.
Lewis Smith
Lewis is a senior at Valdosta State University, with a focus on editing, screen writing, and cinematography. He will be helping with cinematography, lighting, and audio for the project itself, and hopes to be a useful eye to film the documentary.