Raised in Bozeman, Montana, Carrie first immersed herself in the world of 35mm photography during late adolescence. Cultivating a fascination with the human condition, she avidly pursued a collegiate emphasis in philosophy and later moved to Los Angeles, where she shot more than two dozen narrative projects screened in Oscar-qualifying and Canadian Screen Award-qualifying festivals.

An active proponent of eco-consciousness, gender parity, and inclusivity, Carrie strives to bring intentionality to members of her crew and the impact their actions leave behind. She is a proud member of the International Cinematographers Guild Local 600 (ICG), International Collective of Female Cinematographers (ICFC), and Society of Camera Operators (SOC).

Her highlights include Fantastic Fest, Cleveland, and Palm Springs (“Ding Dong”), Hollyshorts, Fantasia (“Punch Drunk”), and the LA International Short Film Festival (“The Fix”). Commercial work includes : L’Oreal, Intel, Pinterest, Honda, Old Navy and Petsmart. Her debut feature, “Resisting Roots,” premiered on Passionflix. She’s a winner of the Best Cinematography Award at the Hatay Independent Film Festival (“Pointless Hello”) and two-time nominee at the Idyllwild International Film Festival.

Carrie currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.

ICG: International Cinematographers Guild Director of Photography
Member of the International Collective of Female Cinematographers
Associate Member of The Society of Camera Operators