Blue Hills Strategy Group

WILLIAM CHARLES "CHUCK" MOSS

Director, Producer, Director of Photography

William Charles “Chuck” Moss is an award-winning Director of Photography and producer with more than three decades of experience creating high-impact visual storytelling across documentary film, broadcast television, and institutional media. His work includes Emmy-nominated and festival-winning projects for HBO, PBS, and Discovery Channel, as well as culturally significant programming such as PBS Kids’ Alma’s Way, where he helped bring to life short-form stories centered on curiosity, creativity, and lived experience through cinematic, child-focused storytelling.

Chuck has served as Director of Photography on acclaimed productions including War Don Don (HBO), an SXSW-winning and Emmy-nominated documentary on post-conflict reconciliation; The Definition of Insanity (PBS), a groundbreaking film that contributed to legislative reform addressing mental health and incarceration; and Neither Memory Nor Magic, the story of Holocaust-era poet Miklós Radnóti. His television credits include long-running series such as History Detectives (PBS) and Deadly Devotion (Discovery Channel), as well as work for Netflix, the BBC, and behind-the-scenes coverage for the Academy Awards.

In addition to documentary and broadcast work, Chuck has helped shape visual storytelling for major institutions, brands, and nonprofits, including American Express, the Clinton Global Initiative, Success Academy Schools, Toyota, Pfizer, Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq, Microsoft, and leading universities and hospitals. His experience enables organizations to communicate complex ideas with clarity, credibility, and emotional resonance, creating media that feels grounded, human, and worth sustained attention.

Credits Highlights:

PBS History Detectives (2003- 2012)

Discovery Channel - Deadly Devotion (2012-2015)

HBO, PBS, Betty LaFlaca - Winner 2006 HBO/NYILFF Short Film Award

Pedrito Martinez Group – Music Video

War Don Don – Emmy-award nominee and SXSW Festival Winner on Sierra Leone and the process of reconciliation with the UN special court. (HBO)

The Definition of Insanity – groundbreaking documentary on addressing mental health crisis, homelessness, and prisons. Led to legislation that resulted in a massive reduction in prisoners and in care for those in need. (PBS)

Omara – on the life of the famous Cuban musician, diva, of Buena Vista Social Club.

Neither Memory Nor Magic – the riveting story of Miklos Radnoti, a Hungarian poet who perished in the holocaust.

The Old Man and Hemingway