About

A Native of Washington, DC, Jim Saah has been working professionally in photography and video for 25 years.

His most frequent editorial assignments are entertainment, lifestyles and environmental portraits. They include live concerts and portraits of writers, artists, musicians and politicians.

He has shot for a variety of publications and websites ranging from the Washington Post to Rolling Stone.

He also shoots and edits video. His credits range from union organizing films to music documentaries. Recent films he has worked on include movies about the bands Wilco, Death Cab for Cutie and Eddie Vedder.

Clients include:
The Washington Post
Washingtonian Magazine
National Public Radio
Washington City Paper
Trixie Films
Spin Magazine
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (N.A.R.A.S)
The Grammy Foundation
Entertainment Weekly
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
Microsoft
Middle East Report
Americans for the Arts
Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)
New Musical Express (UK)
Strathmore Arts Center
Big Brothers
National Press Club
Library Of Congress (Congressional Research Service.)
Little Brown Publications
Publisher’s Weekly
Supreme Court Historical Society
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Holy Cross Hospital
American Task Force to Save Lebanon (ATFL)
Guitar World
Schecter Guitars
Ibanez Guitars