We both started our careers as photojournalists. Erin Brethauer worked at the Citizen-Times in Asheville North Carolina where she was recognized as a Magenta Flash Forward Emerging Photographer and her work was featured in places like The New Yorker and Photo District News. Tim Hussin worked at National Geographic and MediaStorm before setting out on a two-year bicycle trip across the country with his brother, Noah, filming alternative living in the south for their film, America Recycled (2016).  

In 2015 we started working together at the San Francisco Chronicle, where we co-produced a weekly video column called The Regulars and co-directed the Chronicle's first feature-length documentary film, Last Men Standing, about long-term HIV/AIDS survivors. The film premiered at the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco and has toured festivals worldwide.

We were 2020 SFFILM's FilmHouse residents and are currently in production on a feature-length documentary film, Stray Embers.

We bring documentary sensibilities and cinematic storytelling to our commercial clients.

Get in touch.

Erin + Tim

erin.brethauer@gmail.com
timhussin@gmail.com

Editorial

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California Sunday Magazine
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Pop Up Magazine
Topic Magazine
San Francisco Chronicle
The Guardian
The New York Times}

Commercial

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