I’m Levi. I tell stories with a camera.
Video and photography for people and businesses in Idaho, with a live-production background that keeps me calm on the big days.
I grew up around Boise and never really put the camera down. I’ve spent seven years in live and post-production, which taught me the two things I care about most: be ready before the moment, and make everyone in the room feel at ease. That’s the same approach I bring to a wedding, a product shoot or a two-person interview.
Today I split my time between leading broadcast video at Rockharbor Church and running LEVIZ Productions, where I shoot weddings, proposals, portraits, food, products and real estate, and produce films and social content for brands like Alchemist Coffee Roasters and nonprofits like the Thousand Hills Foundation.
I shoot on the Canon C80 for cinema work and the Canon R3 for stills, and I edit and grade everything myself in DaVinci Resolve. You get one person from the first call to the final file.
Three habits from the broadcast truck
Plan the light, then forget the plan
I scout, build a shot list and prep the gear, so when the real moment shows up I can put the list down and follow it.
Direct gently
Most people hate being photographed. My job is to make it easy: clear direction, a little humor, and a lot of patience.
Deliver like it’s a broadcast
Clear timelines, organized galleries, files ready for print, web and social. No chasing.
Where I’ve been
- Canon C80 cinema camera
- Canon R3
- DaVinci Resolve Studio
- Multi-camera live switching and streaming
Idaho, mostly
