Ishell Vaughan
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Vaughan's work combines a visually novel, explicit, and detail-oriented approach to the Western genre coupled with extensive industry expertise that has allowed him to establish himself as a pioneering creative, and visionary industry figure. Vaughan has worked with a number of notable brands/individuals such as Lamborghini, BMW, VH1, Akon, BET, MTV, French Montana, and GQ Magazine.[5][6]
Vaughan has been often praised by news media for his work, “The Source” has mentioned that “Vaughan is one of those content creators who can mold the future of hip hop”.[7][8]
Education
Vaughan graduated from DeVry University with a bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Career
Prior to becoming a full-time filmmaker, Vaughan worked a 9-5 job in order to pay off his college debts. During this time, he treated videography and photography as a hobby.[9] His first paid gig as a videographer was when he shot a baby shower ceremony for a friend, which motivated Vaughan to hone his craft and follow his passion.[10][11][12]
Vaughan has since his debut in the entertainment industry filmed Army recruitment videos, popular music videos, commercial productions, and short films, and even worked on TV series and films, broadening his expertise, style, and technique.[13] Vaughan's YouTube channel has garnered over 1 million views and counting, positioning him as one of the leading figures in the industry.[14][15]
Vaughan eventually founded Ishell Vaughan Films, a media and entertainment company specializing in drone videography/photography for short films, commercials, and stock footage.[16][17] Later he also started a subsidiary, The Raw Sessions, that acts as a platform where budding artists can publish their content and get recognition in the industry.[18][19]
Vaughan has received numerous awards at the Newark Film Festival and established a reputation as a creative and imaginative industry professional with an unwavering dedication to his work.[20][21]
His most famous role was in the upcoming film My First Film. His mentor, Rock Davis, wrote and directed this movie, and he served as Director of Photography.[22][23]
Filmography
| S.No. | Title | Year | Type | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Red Dot | 2014 | TV Series | Actor, Cinematographer |
| 2 | DeathCoast Str8 Outta Newark | 2014 | Film | Cinematographer |
| 3 | KOPC Origins Pt.1 | 2017 | Film | Cinematographer |
| 4 | P.O.V: Perception of Violence | 2017 | Short Film | Aerial cinematographer |
| 5 | Knockout | 2018 | TV Series | Camera operator |
| 6 | The Stuff | 2018 | Film | Camera operator |
| 7 | Swoozy & Rodge: I Got Time Today | 2018 | Music Video | Camera operator |
| 8 | Bria Lee Feat. Fat Joe: One Shot | 2018 | Music Video | Camera operator |
| 9 | On & On Music Video | 2018 | Short Video | Cinematographer |
| 10 | State of the Culture | 2019 | TV Series | Cinematographer |
| 11 | Somethin' in the Water | 2019 | Short Film | Cinematographer |
| 12 | Awe$ome | 2020 | Documentary | Editorial department |
| 13 | Bobby Shmurda: They Don't Know | 2022 | Music Video | Director |
Personal life
Ishell loves spending time with his family and friends.
In the media
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References
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