Chloe was raised beneath magnolia trees in rural Arkansas and studied in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. She is a University of Denver Film Production and International Studies alum interested in environmental documentaries.  She splits her time between working wildlife surveying jobs and working as an Assistant Camera in Denver, CO. She has worked on a feature film, docuseries, feature length documentaries, various short films, and lots of commercials. She volunteers her video skills for the non-profit, studioDRIFT, dedicated to promoting and encouraging outdoor recreation in her home state of Arkansas. In 2023 she was named a Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary International, for her dedication to "service above self"  throughout college. 

 

Her interest in birds has taken her all over the United States, and most of her independent work focuses on migratory birds, birds of prey, and how to keep them wild. She continues to grow her interest in developing ethical filmmaking skills and building genuine relationships with her human & non-human neighbors alike. She owns Bird Eye Productions LLC, named after hometown of Birdeye, Arkansas, but has not produced independent films under the name (yet).

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Ask her about raptors, migration, citizen science, and how art can help solve the climate crisis. ​​