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About Me

Director. Cinematographer. Storyteller. 

Elliott Eicheldinger is an Emmy-nominated and Dove Award-winning director, cinematographer, and photographer based in Franklin, Tennessee. Over the course of his career, his work has taken him around the world, spanning more than 500 projects and accumulating over 1.3 billion views on YouTube.

 

With a background in music and a passion for storytelling, Elliott has built his career creating music videos, commercials, documentaries, branded content, and nonprofit films. His work has been featured by Billboard, ESPN, Hulu, Amazon Music, K-LOVE, and at film festivals around the world.

 

For Elliott, the goal has always been bigger than creating beautiful images. He believes the best work comes from collaboration—coming alongside artists, brands, and creative teams to tell stories that connect with people and leave something meaningful behind.

 

Whether directing a music video, shaping a commercial campaign, or capturing a live performance, Elliott brings the same combination of intentional storytelling, technical craft, and heart to every project.

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Awards

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DOVE Award Nominee 2025

CAIN - I'm So Blessed (Sunday Choir)

Director

DOVE Award Nominee 2023

David Leonard - Plans (Performance Video)

Director

DOVE Award Nominee 2022

Jordan St. Cyr - Weary Traveler (Music Video)

Director

DOVE Award Nominee 2022

Newsboys - Magnetic (Performance Video)

Director

DOVE Award Nominee 2020

Danny Gokey - Wanted (Music Video)

Director

DOVE Award Winner 2019

David Leonard - The Wait (Visual Album)

Photographer

DOVE Award Nominee 2019

David Leonard - The Wait (Visual Album)

Director

Nashville EMMY Nomination

Heart of Inspiration - Yamaha Entertainment Group

Editor

Best Documentary AFME Festival 2017

Nathan East - For the Record

Cinematographer

LET'S MAKE SOMETHING.

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