Bond Almand

Dartmouth student spotlight video featuring my good friend and world record cyclist Bond. I filmed this project for Dartmouth College using a combination of handheld and drone b-roll combined with a sit down interview. Bond holds the record as the fastest person to cycle the Pan-American highway from Alaska to Argentina—only 75 days!

I spent the summer of 2025 living at the Moosilauke Ravine Lodge and hiking Mt. Moosilauke every day as the Alpine Steward. This role featured extensive photography, filmmaking, and drone work used to document alpine ecosystems, trail conditions, and long-term landscape change. I used visual media alongside field research and stewardship to communicate the fragility and beauty of the alpine zone, creating short films, photo point monitoring comparisons, and educational content for public outreach. Through this work, I combined conservation, science, and storytelling to help foster appreciation for Mt. Moosilauke and support its long-term protection.

Detecting the Invasive Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

A short film I created on my forest ecology research with the Tumber-Dávila Lab at Dartmouth College.