Katie is the heart of Coral and Oak. An accomplished artist, photographer and naturalist, Katie’s experienced hand guides the work and spirit of our studio. She brings her creativity and vision to each of our projects, and is responsible for the collaboration process that has become our trademark.  More than a decade of filmmaking across six continents has afforded Katie expertise in the field and in the editing room. Using her signature storytelling flair, Katie’s films explore how we live alongside nature, garnering accolades, accruing millions of views, and inspiring meaningful conservation victories. Katie is a National Geographic Explorer, a graduate of the Corcoran College of Art and Design, a Henry Luce Fellow, and a member of the International League of a Conservation Photographer’s Emerging League.

An artist, collaborator and innovative problem-solver, Nick’s international experience and diverse skill-sets make him Coral and Oak’s resident renaissance man, including nearly twenty years of experience writing, producing and directing films across 32 countries. His portfolio includes documentary filmmaking, branded videos, broadcast commercials, short films and web content. Nick has worked with the BBC, Burning Man, the Dalai Lama, National Geographic, PBS, Procter and Gamble, and several White House administrations among others.  Nick’s talent for translating complex ideas into entertaining content means he’s always bringing new perspectives to our projects.

Mike is an award-winning producer of immersive audio, documentary films, and short-form video. He co-produced Into the Depths, National Geographic’s first narrative podcast, and led their video team, creating short films with over 100 million views. He’s captured natural sound on dive boats in Costa Rica, directed crews in the Arabian desert and developed innovative, sound-rich radio at NPR’s fifth largest member station. With passion and curiosity, Mike leads with his ears – doing whatever it takes to bring the seed of a story to glorious fruition for Nat Geo, PBS, Discovery and more.

Jocelyn is a cinematographer, wildlife biologist, and producer with over a decade of experience filming endangered species in some of the world’s most remote wilderness regions. Known for capturing never-before-seen wildlife behavior and stories of conservation in action, her work has been featured by BBC Earth, PBS NATURE, National Geographic, Smithsonian and Mongabay. Jocelyn’s passion for making films that focus on wildlife conservation solutions has resulted in collaborations with leading environmentalists and conservation organizations, including the International League of Conservation Photographers, WINGS Women of Discovery, Health in Harmony, Common Seas and Wildlife Protection Solutions.

Tim’s expertise as an editor has earned him recognition from various organizations, including two Emmy nominations, Vimeo’s Staff Picks, the World Press Awards, the NAACP Image Awards, and the Webby Awards. Currently accepting freelance contracts, Tim previously served as Senior Editor at BlueChalk, Lead Editor at GoodFight Media, and Producer/Editor at MediaStorm. His editing work includes films and TV for clients like National Geographic Channel, PBS, Magnolia Network, USA Today, WSJ Magazine, and CNN, with projects streaming on HBO Max, Amazon Prime, the Roku Channel, and Waterbear.

During his 20+ year tenure in the film industry, Andy has worked on hundreds of projects, from local news promos to Hollywood features, and has served in numerous crew capacities, from production manager to focus puller. In the past few years, Andy has spent most of his time working within the camera department and is a proud member of the International Cinematographers Guild, Local 600. When not on set, Andy enjoys lending advice and financial support to small independent productions in the Washington, DC metro area and beyond.

Eunhee is an Associate Producer with a passion for turning creative ideas into reality. With experience at Original Productions and the Hallmark Channel, she has coordinated shoots across diverse shows and international locations. Known for thriving under pressure, Eunhee brings strong logistical expertise and a sharp eye for detail to every project, ensuring smooth execution from pre-production through post. Most recently, she contributed her talents to Red Rock Films as part of the team behind PBS Nature’s acclaimed web series Wild Hope.

Billy’s a full-stack digital marketing manager with over 14 years of experience helping businesses grow through data-driven strategy and creative execution. A true jack-of-all-trades, he uses his versatile and ever-evolving skill set to build, execute, track, and optimize cross-channel marketing campaigns that drive measurable results. Billy is passionate about blending creativity with analytics to design scalable systems, strengthen brand presence, and tell stories that truly resonate with audiences across platforms. Billy’s decades of marketing experience, talent for communication and passion for the outdoors make him a perfect fit at Coral and Oak. From web content to project strategies, Billy has made himself a critical piece of our team.

Emiliano is a visual storyteller based in San Diego, specializing in animation. With his background and specialty in 2D character and VFX animation, he has collaborated with many clients within advertising agencies, video game studios, and non-profit institutions, bringing stories to life through compelling motion and design. Known for his versatility and monochromatic style, Emiliano has contributed to projects ranging from explainer videos, motion graphics and commercials to sprite animation and animation compositing. Outside of client work, Emiliano enjoys taking impulsive film photography walks, continually seeking inspiration for his next project and where to find good Mexican food.