Brandon Clement is an Emmy award winning aerial photographer. A pioneer in drone photography, Clement has introduced a new way to witness weather. He was the first to use a drone to capture a tornado. His work covering natural disasters is regularly featured on every major network in the United States, streaming platforms like Netflix and internationally on such networks like the BBC.
Andy Coates is an Emmy award winning photographer and editor. A high risk photojournalist, his lens has captured the race riots in Charlottesville and the war in Afghanistan. His camera captures stories for networks like ESPN, Vice and CBS News. Coates is also one of the premier photographers covering natural disasters, including hurricanes, floods and blizzards.
Jonathan Petramala is an Emmy award winning storyteller and journalist and photographer. Ignoring hype, his impactful storytelling has an authenticity that captures the genuine human experience before, during and after generational natural disasters. He has been in the heart of every category of hurricane, waded through major floods, been buried in feet of snow in blizzards, felt the heat of major wildfires on his face and smelled the sulfur of volcanic eruptions in Hawaii.