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Ocrafolk Festival Images


Our 2024 Photo Team Included Daniel Pullen, George Wood, Tom Whelan, & Beverly Meeker, with Ben Knight as our Videographer.
Performers Brooke & Nick

Ocrafolk Photographer Daniel Pullen
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Photo: Tom Whelan
Native of Hatteras Island, Daniel and his wife live in Buxton with their family. His obsession is to communicate through photographs. Deeply rooted to this community and connected to the water, his work is a fusion of fine art and documentary photography. www.danielpullen.co
Ocrafolk Photographer George Wood
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Photo: Tom Whelan
George's  artistic philosophy is to present 'stories illuminated'. He endeavors to create images which tell a story, evoking compassionate understanding of nature and to showing a side of the Outer Banks that is seldom seen. georgehwoodphotography.com
Ocrafolk Photographer Tom Whelan
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Tom has dabbled in photography since grade school and now that he is retired, it has become a primary hobby (obesssion). Fortunately for us, he has been attending Ocrafolk Festivals since 2006 and has documented quite a bit of our history. Candid portraits are his specialty. Capturing an outstanding picture of someone involved in an activity that they really enjoy gives Tom a great deal of satisfaction.
Ocrafolk Videographer Ben Knight
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Photo: Daniel Pullen
Ben Knight is an award-winning filmmaker known for his compelling narratives, meticulously crafted cinematography and poignant commentary on communities, cultures and ecosystems at stake. A former Telluride local, Knight was first inspired to make documentaries as a young man working behind the projector at Mountainfilm, and he's gone on to become one of the festival's most celebrated filmmakers, loved for his gorgeously precise cinematography and his irreverent sense of humor. His films include the viral hit Denali (Mountainfilm 2015), DamNation (Mountainfilm 2014) Running Down the Man (Mountainfilm 2013) and Red Gold (Mountainfilm 2008). Knight and his producing partner Travis Rummel run Felt Soul Media. Rummel and Knight also made the films Senior: 82 Winters in Telluride, and Kamchatka Steelhead Project (both Mountainfilm 2016), The Last Honey Hunter (Mountainfilm 2017), Katie (Mountainfilm 2018) and Life of Pie (Mountainfilm 2019), Learning to Drown (Mountainfilm 2022), and Mirasol, Looking at the Sun (Mountainfilm 2024).

Ocracoke Alive, Inc
PO Box 604
Ocracoke, NC 27960
252-921-0260
[email protected]
www.ocracokealive.org
The purpose of Ocracoke Alive, Inc. is to enrich the Ocracoke Island community by encouraging and sponsoring cultural, artistic, educational, and environmental activities including the production of plays, musicals, musical events, exhibits, schools, workshops, and festivals. Ocracoke Alive is NC non-profit organization. 58-1316295
La misión de Ocracoke Alive es enriquecer la comunidad de la isla de Ocracoke, fomentando y apoyando actividades culturales, artísticas, educacionales y ambientales.

Additional support provided by community sponsors, John and Sarah Saunders, Ocracoke Occupancy Tax Funds & the NC Arts Council.
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Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitors Licensing Branch at 919-807-2214. This license is not an endorsement by the State.
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