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Howdy! I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller working across both photography and video, with a deep love for human-centered, documentary-style storytelling. A lot of my work is rooted in connection, uplifting underrepresented voices, documenting real moments, and creating visual stories that feel honest and lived-in. Originally from Texas, I’m now based in Portland, Oregon, where my most recent opportunity is being the Lead Videographer and Editor for Pendleton Woolen Mills. In the role, I led video production across brand campaigns, seasonal launches, social content, and internal storytelling from creative development through final edit. Alongside my in-house work, I continued freelancing as a photographer and videographer, often traveling for projects centered around outdoor culture, community, and lifestyle storytelling. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands and organizations including Subaru, Travel Portland, Gossamer Gear, Atlas Obscura, Flash Foxy Climbing Festival, Portland in Color, Grit MTB Fest, Texas Tech Recreational Center, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, among others. While earning my master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon, I also worked on multiple feature documentaries. Most notably, I was a researcher on Leave No Trace, directed by Irene Taylor, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2022 and later received a duPont-Columbia Award. Outside of work, you can usually find me outdoors, road-tripping with a camera nearby, or spending time with the people I love most.…Howdy! I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller working across both photography and video, with a deep love for human-centered, documentary-style storytelling. A lot of my work is rooted in connection, uplifting underrepresented voices, documenting real moments, and creating visual stories that feel honest and lived-in. Originally from Texas, I’m now based in Portland, Oregon, where my most recent opportunity is being the Lead Videographer and Editor for Pendleton Woolen Mills. In the role, I led video production across brand campaigns, seasonal launches, social content, and internal storytelling from creative development through final edit. Alongside my in-house work, I continued freelancing as a photographer and videographer, often traveling for projects centered around outdoor culture, community, and lifestyle storytelling. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands and organizations including Subaru, Travel Portland, Gossamer Gear, Atlas Obscura, Flash Foxy Climbing Festival, Portland in Color, Grit MTB Fest, Texas Tech Recreational Center, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, among others. While earning my master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon, I also worked on multiple feature documentaries. Most notably, I was a researcher on Leave No Trace, directed by Irene Taylor, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2022 and later received a duPont-Columbia Award. Outside of work, you can usually find me outdoors, road-tripping with a camera nearby, or spending time with the people I love most.

Terrellyn Faye Moffett

Film Director, Director of Photography, Cinematographer, +7

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Howdy! I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller working across both photography and video, with a deep love for human-centered, documentary-style storytelling. A lot of my work is rooted in connection, uplifting underrepresented voices, documenting real moments, and creating visual stories that feel honest and lived-in. Originally from Texas, I’m now based in Portland, Oregon, where my most recent opportunity is being the Lead Videographer and Editor for Pendleton Woolen Mills. In the role, I led video production across brand campaigns, seasonal launches, social content, and internal storytelling from creative development through final edit. Alongside my in-house work, I continued freelancing as a photographer and videographer, often traveling for projects centered around outdoor culture, community, and lifestyle storytelling. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands and organizations including Subaru, Travel Portland, Gossamer Gear, Atlas Obscura, Flash Foxy Climbing Festival, Portland in Color, Grit MTB Fest, Texas Tech Recreational Center, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, among others. While earning my master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon, I also worked on multiple feature documentaries. Most notably, I was a researcher on Leave No Trace, directed by Irene Taylor, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2022 and later received a duPont-Columbia Award. Outside of work, you can usually find me outdoors, road-tripping with a camera nearby, or spending time with the people I love most.…Howdy! I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller working across both photography and video, with a deep love for human-centered, documentary-style storytelling. A lot of my work is rooted in connection, uplifting underrepresented voices, documenting real moments, and creating visual stories that feel honest and lived-in. Originally from Texas, I’m now based in Portland, Oregon, where my most recent opportunity is being the Lead Videographer and Editor for Pendleton Woolen Mills. In the role, I led video production across brand campaigns, seasonal launches, social content, and internal storytelling from creative development through final edit. Alongside my in-house work, I continued freelancing as a photographer and videographer, often traveling for projects centered around outdoor culture, community, and lifestyle storytelling. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands and organizations including Subaru, Travel Portland, Gossamer Gear, Atlas Obscura, Flash Foxy Climbing Festival, Portland in Color, Grit MTB Fest, Texas Tech Recreational Center, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, among others. While earning my master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon, I also worked on multiple feature documentaries. Most notably, I was a researcher on Leave No Trace, directed by Irene Taylor, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2022 and later received a duPont-Columbia Award. Outside of work, you can usually find me outdoors, road-tripping with a camera nearby, or spending time with the people I love most.

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Howdy! I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller working across both photography and video, with a deep love for human-centered, documentary-style storytelling. A lot of my work is rooted in connection, uplifting underrepresented voices, documenting real moments, and creating visual stories that feel honest and lived-in.

Originally from Texas, I’m now based in Portland, Oregon, where my most recent opportunity is being the Lead Videographer and Editor for Pendleton Woolen Mills. In the role, I led video production across brand campaigns, seasonal launches, social content, and internal storytelling from creative development through final edit. Alongside my in-house work, I continued freelancing as a photographer and videographer, often traveling for projects centered around outdoor culture, community, and lifestyle storytelling.

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands and organizations including Subaru, Travel Portland, Gossamer Gear, Atlas Obscura, Flash Foxy Climbing Festival, Portland in Color, Grit MTB Fest, Texas Tech Recreational Center, and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, among others.

While earning my master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon, I also worked on multiple feature documentaries. Most notably, I was a researcher on Leave No Trace, directed by Irene Taylor, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival in 2022 and later received a duPont-Columbia Award.

Outside of work, you can usually find me outdoors, road-tripping with a camera nearby, or spending time with the people I love most.