Hello,
Hi, I'm Greg, but most people call me by my last name, Weaver. I am a self-taught, owner-operator video professional based in Mammoth Lakes, CA, with over 15 years of experience.
I built my reputation in the snowboard industry and continue to learn and grow.
I shoot on a RED Monstro and Sony A7S III with a full lighting and pro audio setup, and I'm an FAA-licensed drone pilot with FPV skills for dynamic aerial work. I've also run Arri, Canon, Fuji, and Blackmagic systems, whatever a project calls for.
I like shooting product content and crafting stories. I love bringing my own ideas to life, but I also love collaborating and bringing someone else’s ideas to life.
Got a project in mind? Let's make something great.
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RECENT WORK
Ridge Merino - Alpha Jacket
I had the best time making this with the crew at Ridge Merino. Jeff and the team spent years developing the Alpha Wool Insulated Jacket, and I got to write, direct, shoot and edit the film that introduces it, all right here in our backyard of the Eastern Sierra.
Melin - Dylan Graham Crushes Mammoth Motocross
This project came together with Melin, built around motocross athlete Dylan Graham and his father. I produced, directed, shot, and edited it solo, with support from Lauren Beall and ambassador Lance Nelson. It was a great excuse to get back out to Mammoth moto with a camera, and shooting with someone as talented as Dylan made the job easy. I pushed some new slow-motion techniques on this one and managed to pull an emotional arc out of what could've easily been just another straight action edit.
Melin - Dylan Graham Crushes Mammoth Motocross
AG1 Good Morning, Moon
This is Athletic Greens first big commercial produced by Farm League. I was hired as a cinematographer on their Mammoth shoot where I assisted in shooting two different scenes for them. The first one ended up being the first shot of the edit, it was a camping in the desert scene. I was a solo B camera unit with just some lenses and my camera. The other scene I helped shoot was the double amputee mountaineer, for this I also helped the director scout a location that would have what he was looking for, and we ended up nailing it. This is also a key moment in the commercial where he screams “hello nobody”. Getting to contribute to this piece was a great experience.
805- White Room with Ryan McElmon
This was an editing project I completed for 805 — they provided the footage and wanted me to handle the post-production. I stepped in to edit the material, refine the pacing, and deliver a polished final version.
Natural Selection Duels - Kirk Wood
I was hired as a cinematographer for the project. I worked alongside three other cinematographers and a dedicated drone pilot to capture the episode. We filmed the athletes in the days before the competition, then split up across the venue to cover different angles and moments of the event. Judges review all of the footage, so thorough, comprehensive coverage is essential to ensure a fair and accurate result.
Twilight of Adolescence
This project was a collaboration with Jeremy Jones, where we joined forces to create this film. Alongside myself and another filmer, Hank Weaver (my nephew), Jeremy Jones and his daughter Mia embarked on a two-day winter camping trip in the Eastern Sierra. Jeremy originally wrote a piece for a magazine about the trip, which I adapted into a voiceover script. With the addition of graphics from Autumn Line Studios and the footage captured during the trip, we brought the story vividly to life.
First Tracks
First Tracks was an exciting project for 805, aimed at uniting their snow athletes with a moto athlete to capture a unique mountain experience. I took charge of direction, cinematography, and editing, ensuring the story unfolded seamlessly on screen. Keith White contributed the sound design, adding an immersive auditory layer, while 805 crafted the graphics to complement the visuals. The collaboration brought together diverse talents to create a compelling narrative that celebrates adventure and camaraderie in the mountains.
Discover Jones Outerwear
I collaborated with the Jones marketing team to produce a video highlighting their outerwear through a technical lens. By combining dynamic in-field action and lifestyle scenes with precise, technical studio shots, we achieved the perfect atmosphere to showcase the product’s features. I handled direction, principal cinematography, and editing, while graphics were created by Autumn Line Studios. Additional footage was captured by Hank Weaver.
Between two rides Season 1 and 2
Season one of Between two rides I was hired to work with a grip to place and monitor all in car cameras. we used sony FX3’s with a variety of different len’s.
For season 2 I was hired again to place and monitor all in car camera’s, but I was also operating a red raptor shooting mostly 240fps slow motion shots to highlight certain parts of the scenes.
Trail Blazers
Trail Blazers is a narrative-driven contest recap video centered on Research and Development (RND), an all-female backcountry snowboard competition. Unlike a typical event recap, this edit delves deeper by including interviews with the athletes and exploring their perspectives to highlight what makes RND a unique and empowering contest.
As the principal cinematographer, I led the visual storytelling, capturing the raw energy and authentic moments throughout the event. Supporting me was an additional shooter, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the competition’s dynamic environment. To refine the narrative and deliver a polished final product, I hired a dedicated editor who shaped the footage into a cohesive and engaging story.
This collaborative approach allowed the video to portray not only the competition’s high-level athleticism but also the personal stories and community spirit that make RND stand out within the backcountry snowboarding scene.