Daybreak Media LLC

Serves Aurora, CO

35244

Hired 37 times

2 employees

2 years in business

$250

5.0

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Credentials

Background Check

Brandon Day 
Completed on 6/20/2023 

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Introduction

Hey there! I'm a Colorado-based photographer and videographer, bringing a unique perspective shaped by my 18-year journey in the corporate world, where I marketed large companies to investors. That experience taught me the power of visuals in successful marketing campaigns. Plus, I've got my own arsenal of cameras and lenses, so I can keep rental fees low for you! But beyond the boardroom, I'm all about capturing life's real moments – whether it's cozy family photos, expressive portraits, or documenting the adventure-filled beauty of Colorado's backcountry. When I'm not chasing the perfect shot, you'll find me exploring the wilderness with my amazing wife, our energetic son, and our two fur babies. We live for those camping trips and backcountry hikes! Oh, and did I mention I'm also a co-host of the Truth and Legend podcast? It's all about our love for nature and wildlife, where we share stories through captivating videos and photos. And if you're into cars, you might've seen my work in SHIFT magazine – I'm a regular contributor there! As a small way of giving back, I offer free headshots to veterans. It's my little thank you for their service and a hope to help them on their journey into the corporate world. Let's connect and bring your vision to life – together!

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Q&A

How did you get started doing this type of work?

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I’ve always loved telling stories through images. I decided to leave my corporate job and pursue full-time job and video and photo. I ended up working with a very experienced videographer and learned many of the skills that I still use today from him.

Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?

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I filmed coastal brown bears in Katmai National Park, Alaska. Overall, the trip was 14 days. We flew into Homer, AK where we boarded a boat. We went to sleep on the boat and the crew started our voyage around 1 am. We spent the next 20 hours working our way along the coastline until we found ourselves in an inlet where the salmon were starting to run up the river. We spent the next eight days filming bears at various locations along the coast. Our trip took us two days to get Homer because whether kept us from crossing the large open sea passage.

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