Photography by Isaac

10/30/2024

This is one of three nonprofit videos I completed in the intense month of October, for my fans Adrianne A. Davis, Marc McGinnes et al. I watched it hundreds of times editing it, and it still moves me when I watch it now. It gives me hope for the future.

10/17/2024

Lala and Gabriel were so brave to share their story in front of my cameras. Thank you for telling it. And thank you Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County for the difference you make.

The 2024 Impact Video for DVS poignantly captures the transformative power of their services through the heartfelt testimony of local survivor, Lala. She bea...

03/21/2021

IsaacArte Better Together Film

Getting ready to film Mariel Hemingway and Anne Heche interviewed for The Jeremiah Show

09/25/2020

Lovely portrait of artist Baret Boisson Baret Boisson Art by Isaac Hernandez (not these ballerinas which are unrelated) in this piece in Voyagela

Today we’d like to introduce you to Baret Boisson. So, before we jump into specific questions, why don’t you give us some details about you and your story. I was born in Florence, Italy to parents who were both artists and spent the earlier part of my childhood in South America and in France. As...

03/17/2020

All together / Todos juntos. Madrid (after )

08/18/2019

The City of Santa Barbara proclaimed August 15 as Julia Child Day in honor of Child's 107th birthday.  

01/24/2019

Narrated by Christopher Lloyd, this feature documentary by local filmmaker Isaac Hernandez stars the Santa Barbara community. A history of oil spills, fires and other challenges keeps bringing people together in Santa Barbara for more than 50 years to protect their environment and community. The 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill sent shock waves around the world, inspiring Earth Day, the Environmental Protection Agency, the first-ever Environmental Studies program, at University of California, Santa Barbara, and a host of nonprofits that provide strength and resilience to Santa Barbara through recent oil, fire and mud disasters. Leaders and citizens keep generating community solutions. Love for a place connects, strengthens and unites people into a powerful, resilient force for the common good.