Stewart Campbell, the Director and Producer of At What Cost, has an extensive background working in the film and television industry. Stewart has worked for a number of independent film companies in the U.K. producing work for companies such as T-Mobile, Exxon Mobile along with producing an assortment of short documentaries.

Stewart relocated to the U.S. in 2006 where he worked as a news producer for ABC before launching his own small production company LoadedTV.com producing work for clients such at the Reno Rodeo, Northern Nevada Pride, and Movement Mortgage.   

During this time, Stewart also met his wife, Jen Campbell, the co-founder of Awaken (an anti sex trafficking organization) who inspired him to use his skill sets for TV and film production to create this feature documentary.

Stewart Campbell

Director & Producer

“Great cinematography is felt, not seen. The most effective DoPs, in my opinion, are the ones whose work is not noticed by the viewer outright, but whose work forms a bond quietly between the story and its audience. Our work is meant to establish the language with which the director speaks to their viewers.”

Chris is a filmmaker and director of photography known for his distinctive blend of high-polish narrative visuals and cinéma vérité techniques. With a passionate, hands-on approach to everything from lighting and camera operation to color grading and audio mixing, Chris prides himself on his diverse range of knowledge and experience within the industry.

Having received several accolades for his storytelling and cinematography, Chris has worked on projects ranging from corporate and commercial to indie narrative and music videos since his start in 2017.

Chris M Stanton

Director of Photography

Nicholas Stanton has collaborated with dozens of clients on a variety of film projects, ranging from product pitch videos, music videos, social media branding and short-form documentary pieces. 



As a lifelong lover of film, literature, and philosophy Nicholas's intent with each piece of film is to cinematically express the most elusive emotions. Recently, Nicholas has moved on to raise a family and return his focus to film theory, writing, literature, and philosophy.

Nicholas Stanton

Assistant Director & Story Arrangement