Mountainstone is the company name for photographer and video producer Al Bergstein. Al works out of the Pacific Northwest. Created "Voices of the Strait" for the Puget Sound Partnership. Currently working on "Tribal Resources: Legacy of our Ancestors" for the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe. Also working on a video for Jefferson County on their new Watershed Resource Center. Begins filming this summer on a project for the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe on the Dungeness River Restoration.

Specializing in documentaries, live performance and web based video for companies, non profits and individuals. Equipment includes teleprompter, Panasonic HD and Canon broadcast quality video cameras, plus a full complement of portable lighting. Editing suites by Apple (FCP 7), Adobe CS5.5 & 6, and Sony Vegas Professional 11.

Audio work done together with local audio technicians and full recording studio. Al has only recently started adding work to this site, so it is incomplete. Contact Al for further information, rates, etc.

Still photography clients have included Admiralty Dental, Alpinfire Ciders, and many other clients. Al has worked on numerous print media shoots and understands how to work with art directors and clients. Al graduated with a degree in communications from Columbia College, Chicago. He worked for national news magazines in 1970s. He documented the Native American uprising at Menominee Abbey in 1976, as the only photojournalist inside with the tribal members for Gamma Presse International.

Contact at albergstein AT gmail.com (replace the AT with @)