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About Us
Spoonbill Productions
"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often better than a master of one."
Photography is often referred to as “painting with light.” At Spoonbill Productions, we master the art of light painting. We specialize in capturing special moments under any light conditions. While anyone can capture great images during golden hour, we thrive in different light environments, whether it is a full moon silent disco at the beach or a product photoshoot in the studio. One of our most important values is to conduct a friendly positive attitude while maintaining a professional environment.
Why the Spoonbill?
Spoonbills play a vital role in their ecosystems as top predators, contributing to the overall health and balance of their habitats through their feeding ecology. In the Everglades ecosystem, spoonbills contribute to seed dispersal and pollination, maintaining the balance of plant communities. Spoonbills’ feeding activities help cycle nutrients through the ecosystem, recycling nutrients from their prey and depositing them back into the environment. Spoonbills’ unique feeding behaviors, such as their spoon-shaped bills, enable them to capture prey from shallow waters efficiently. This engineering of their environment creates habitat structures that benefit other species. Spoonbills’ presence helps maintain the diversity and complexity of their habitats, including wetlands, estuaries, and mangroves.
Our Mission
Just like the Spoonbill, our mission is to play a key role in our community, with top-quality services that provide added value to our clients. We strive to deliver exceptional audio-visual production services that elevate your projects to new heights. We are committed to providing innovative solutions and outstanding customer service to ensure your vision comes to life.
Marcos Schonholz
A biologist by education, a photographer by vocation.
Growing up in Buenos Aires, my love for nature started early. Living in the concrete jungle was confusing, and I often felt very different from my peers. My happy place was outside in the countryside connecting with animals and nature. Politics and the economy were confusing to me. I needed to understand how the creation and living world work. I was studying in the local community college to become a paramedic when I watched two ted talks: Six ways mushrooms can save the world by Dr. Paul Stamets and Biomimicry in action by Dr. Janine Benyus. I then transferred to the College of Charleston to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Biology. My focus was on Botany and Ecology since plants are responsible for capturing all the energy we use, and Ecology taught me how all living species interact with each other and their environment. I was fortunate enough to work as a student researcher in two different labs.
From research to production.
Michael Eisenberg
For the past decade, I have had the privilege of working as a professional photographer & videographer, honing my skills & perfecting my craft. From weddings to company profiles to real estate showcases & events, I've been fortunate to collaborate with a diverse range of clients, each with their unique story to tell.
