CINEMATOGRAPHY | PHOTOGRAPHY | CREATIVE DIRECTION

My name is Jon Petrie, I am a professional cinematographer, photographer, and creative director who is driven by a passion for storytelling and ideas. Stories are how we connect, learn, and change the world. Whether it’s to celebrate a milestone, build a brand, or get assistance on a project, let’s work together to tell that story and bring it to life!

Institutional work and creative collaborations have allowed me to work with brands such as:

BOOMER.

In October 2024, I was offered the opportunity to join the staff for the Oklahoma Sooners football team as the Director of Recruiting Content. Primarily a video role, I produce a OUDNA, a behind-the-scenes series about the team and social media content for the program. In addition to that, I oversee our video content in recruiting efforts that market the program to prospective student athletes.

OUDNA

Social content

OUDNA is a behind-the-scenes documentary series about Oklahoma Sooners football program that has appeared on ESPNU, ESPN+ and other online platforms. Since October 2024, I edit the show, shoot and conduct the interviews, and along with the various other talented people at OU, shoot the action both on and off the field! Check out the latest episode below and the remaining here.

2025 SOCIAL MEDIA MOTION GRAPHICS PACKAGE

#OUDNA27 Class Kickoff Video

GIVE ‘EM HELL, TCU.

In June 2022, I got a new job being the Coordinator of Creative Video and Photo for TCU Football. I rode along for the 2023 National Championship run, produced an Emmy-nominated behind-the-scenes documentary series for ESPN+ (Carter Boys), created viral videos that captured the absurd run and meaningfully told the stories of incredible players.

Social Content

Carter Boys: Season 1

Carter Boys: Season 2

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2022 TCU Cinematic Reel

THE COLLEGE OF OUR HEARTS ALWAYS.

Upon graduation from the University of Maine, I was offered a position to work in the athletic department to help build the developing creative department for UMaine Athletics. Here I produced social media content, big-board videos, worked alongside corporate partners, and created a television program for the athletic department.