Photography

N'dgo Jackson

She left the Windy City in 2014, making the City of Brotherly Love what she thought would be her temporary home. Now, as she nears almost a decade on the East Coast, she’d have to say that it’s her official second home. Year after year she’s woven herself into the fabric of the creative scene of the city, and she couldn’t love it more (although she’s a lifelong Bears and Sox fan by default)!

While she’s currently based in Philadelphia, she is available for global portrait, commercial, editorial, documentary, and travel photography assignments. She also offers a variety of design and branding services. Whether you’re looking to completely revamp your website, are in need of lifestyle photography for an upcoming launch, or are seeking coverage of a festival in a faraway place, she’s always ready to take on any project.

Please feel free to look her work, and let her know if you’re ready to get to work. You can check out her site here.

Let’s create something beautiful.

Video

Jacob Welsko

Jacob is a third year college student pursuing studies in the realm of media production. Since starting his collegiate career, he has taken a liking to videography, video editing, photography, and scriptwriting.

With previous experience as a journalist for his high school newspaper, Jacob hopes to combine his technical skills of media production with his lifelong love of writing in some shape.

Rachel Sophia Stewart

Rachel Sophia Stewart is a professional  film editor based in Philadelphia. Over the past 5 years, she has worked as the senior editor on the 6abc series “Philadelphia: The Great Experiment.” Her work has been recognized with seven Mid-Atlantic Emmys, including two for best editing. Outside of Philadelphia history, she has worked on international films in Argentina, Mexico and China. Her most recent work, “Beethoven In Beijing”, will premiere on PBS in 2021. 

Rachel is currently the lead editor on “American Experiment,” a ten hour series, spanning over 500 years of Philadelphia history. While wrapping up that series, she will be returning to her alma mater, Temple University, where she will be teaching advanced courses on editing. 

A friend to the group in offering editing advice and guidance to the Executive Director, you can find more information about her and her work on her website.

Music

Keep Music Alive

Keep Music Alive was founded by husband and wife team Vincent James & Joann Pierdomenico. They believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn how to play music and every adult needs to be reminded that it's never too late to start playing.

The Keep Music Alive mission to promote the value of music. Their ultimate goal is to help more children (and adults) reap the educational, therapeutic, and social benefits of playing music. They do so through the coordination of Instrument Petting Zoos and the annual celebration of Teach Music Week the third week in March and Kids Music Day the first Friday in October!

If you would like to learn more about Keep Music Alive, Kids Music Day or Teach Music Week, visit their website.

Zack Davidson

Based in Philadelphia, Zack Davidson has been composing musical works for over 19 years. His pieces reflect an assortment of influences, ranging from childhood movies and video games, to collaboration in symphonic orchestras and concert band. Recently, Zack has worked on complex projects with filmmakers, creating music that fits the project.

Because of his enthusiasm for music, by excellent communication skills, and overwhelming amount of patience, he can teach you to become an expert on music composition, arranging, orchestration, music theory, playing by ear, piano, any percussion instrument, and even improvisation! He’s fluent in many genres of music, from R&B and jazz to classical and contemporary. Check out his website and schedule a lesson!