The moon’s water could serve as a precious resource for deep space exploration, but how do we actually turn it into rocket fuel?

Inside the Lab That's Turning Moon Water Into Rocket Fuel

Santa Barbara native Michael Long has been an artist for over 30 years. Inspired by the gritty, worn-down nature of local bars, Long began crafting intricate miniature dive bar replicas. Piece by piece he molds and builds each detail from the chairs, to the alcohol, to the trash left outside. Through his detail he is able to capture a fleeting moment in time in each little world. 

Capturing The Soul Of Local Dive Bars In Miniature

Former Marine Colby Hollabaugh leads the Sea Lions for Service Members course in Laguna Beach, California. At the Pacific Marine Mammal Center veterans work as a team to rehabilitate injured and sick sea lions to eventually release back into their natural habitat. Hollabaugh is diagnosed with PTSD, and his work has taught him that, just like veterans, recovering sea lions aren’t weak - they just need help.

Veterans With PTSD Rehabilitate And Release Sea Lions

When you think of romantic comedies, you might think about ludicrous plot lines and a shirtless Matthew McConaughey. You might also think about Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, public orgasms in diners, the Empire State Building and Nora Ephron’s snappy dialogue. 

Not all Rom-Coms are created equal. But they’ve all helped shape our ideas about love, sex, relationships and all the expectations in between.

Nora Ephron changed the romantic comedy genre by changing how male characters were depicted. In this special episode of Pop Americana, Sana Saeed looks at Ephron’s three most iconic and genre-defining films and how they engage with the question of men, emotions and masculinity. 

The Three Romantic Comedies That Changed The Leading Man

Northern california Emmy award video, in 2019, is part of the KQED series Behind The Lens, which follows Leo Herrera and his project Fathers.

Filmmaker Leo Herrera Imagines an Alternate World Without AIDS

Webby Award winner series.  Forget the stage, the spotlights and the velvet curtain.  "If Cities Could Dance," don’t need any of the above. Give them the streets of Oakland, the corners of Detroit, the plazas of San Jose and the parades of New Orleans, and they’ll reflect their urban surroundings in their graceful, powerful movements.


If Cities Could Dance

Most opera singers start training seriously when they’re still in pigtails and knee socks. But one rising star in the classical singing world got a late start because she was headed for a career as a professional basketball player

J’Nai Bridges Bounces from the Basketball Court to the Opera House

Big Bird, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster and the Count. These iconic muppets from our childhood were the product of a unique, hard-fought initiative that started more than 50 years ago. Armed with federal dollars and the reach of public broadcasting stations located around the United States, Sesame Street set out to harness the potency of television to better prepare American schoolchildren across the socioeconomic spectrum for academic success. Yet today, the show’s most popular product is a certain ticklish electronic doll and new episodes of the show air on a premium cable network before hitting the public airwaves. Sesame Street is finding it increasingly difficult to secure public funding and increasingly relying on the merchandising game, creating a world in which it is hard to imagine another show with the same educational principles finding the same reach or impact. In this episode of Pop Americana, Sana Saeed takes a critical look at America’s most iconic kid’s show and asks, could there ever be another Sesame Street?


Why There Will Never Be Another Sesame Street

Superman, the Man of Steel, the Last Son of Krypton, the Big Blue Boyscout. Whatever you call him, you know who he is. After 80 years, it’s impossible not to know about the alien superhero who fights for truth, justice and the American way. But that hasn’t always been the case. He was conceived by two second-generation Jewish immigrants as someone who stood up for the working-class people and fought for better conditions, rights and tolerance – not for the government. Nowadays, people can’t really figure out what he stands for. How did that happen? How did Superman go from being a warrior for social justice to whoever the hell he was in “Man of Steel?” We know, we know. We’re pushing buttons here. But the question that comes up so often is, “What is Superman’s relevance today?” 


How America Made And Destroyed Superman

Fordham Preparatory School Commercial - Writer/Producer/Director

Men For Others / Fordham Prep

Nike Commercial - Writer/Producer/Director/Editor - Winner, Best Test Commercial in North America, Young Director Award, Cannes Lions

Buckets / Nike

AmEx Commercial for Small Business Saturday - Writer/Producer/Director/Editor

Joanne Rossman / American Express

Live corresponding from the LA protests for BBC World News

BBC World News: LA riots news report

Live corresponding from the LA riots for Al Jazeera News

Al Jazeera: LA riots news report

This is the first 360 video about the world's highest Polo ground, in Sakardu, Gilgat Baltistan, Pakistan

Sakardu POLO match in VR 360 Video highlights

We avail the opportunity to cover the process “ How FIFA world Cup 2014,2018, UEFA Champions Leagues Match balls made in Sialkot” and Interview the Mr. Masood Akthar Khawaja, Chairman of the World’s largest Soccer balls manufacturing unit, where almost 1.3 billion balls made every year in a single factory in Pakistan. 

Background:
Nearly 70% of the world's soccer balls are made in the city of Sialkot, Pakistan. Home to nearly 1,000 soccer ball factories, and employing nearly 60,000 people, this city is the epicenter for the world's most popular sport, enjoyed by over 4 billion people.
Here's what it's like inside one of those factories, where balls are largely still made by hand.

How FIFA world Cup 2014,2018, UEFA Champions Leagues Match balls made in Sialkot

Meet Dr. Mo Khaki – a GP, activist, media personality and an inspiring human being – as he tells us about how the coronavirus has impacted ethnic minority groups in his home city of London.

Faith on the Covid Frontline

In the heart of arch-Catholic Poland there's a small Muslim village with a picturesque wooden mosque.  The residents of Kruszyniany are Lipka Tatars, a centuries-old ethno-cultural minority.

Shooting in Poland 

In the film “Flamenco Queer,” by Ana González and Frederick Bernas, a queer man’s lifelong passion for flamenco comes out after decades of hiding feminine impulses in a conservative society with rigid cultural traditions.  The documentary has been acquired by The New Yorker and has received support from The Pulitzer Center.

Flamenco Queer – The New Yorker 

Flames race across treetops and through drought-stricken #vegetation as firefighters scramble to keep a growing California wildfire from reaching a resort city at the southern tip of Lake Tahoe. 

Caldor Fire brings chaos to lake Tahoe resort 

Kilometres of a traffic jam were filmed at Pakistan's Torkham International Border Crossing with Afghanistan, Saturday.
Vehicles, mostly trucks with goods were seen standing still with drivers forced to sleep under them on carpets, as, according to some of them, people had been stranded at the border for almost a month

'Very painful situation' - drivers on almost a month-long traffic at Torkham border with Afghanistan

In Xochimilco, Mexico, Manuel Rodriguez is on a mission to save the country’s native and endangered axolotl, a small amphibious animal that can regenerate its body parts. He shelters up to 14,000 creatures at a time at his sanctuary and also puts on a show once a year to educate children and families about the animal in his homemade axolotl costume. He credits the axolotl for helping him find a path away from drugs.

The Guardian of the Axolotl 

CBSGTL173_PM_20210525-Director and DOP (with equipment) needed for 1 day documentary shoot in San Jose, California, U.S.A 

The Gentle Barn rescues farm animals with stories of past abuse and hardship.  The animals go through novel forms of rehabilitation, such as acupuncture and reiki in order to, afterwards, offer support to humans struggling with mental and physical issues and life challenges.

Produced by Etherium Sky Media for NBClx
A mini-doc by Matt Dworzańczyk

Check out our other work:
https://www.EtheriumSky.com

We're available for client work worldwide!
Contact: info@EtheriumSky.com

Hug a Cow, Cuddle a Turkey! - A New Form of Therapy

Documentary-style shooter for CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series

Episode for the CNBC show “making it”

CNBC is looking for documentary-style shooter for an Amusement Park/Roller Coaster story in Buena Park, CA

Founded in the early days of still open source internet, Couchsurfing rejected capitalist norms and promised a revolution in the way we travel and connect with others around the globe.  In 2020, in stark contrast to its long held values, the service implemented a mandatory access fee, alienating many of its users and leaving longtime Couchsurfers wondering: is our global revolution still alive?

A mini-doc by
Matt Dworzańczyk

Produced for NBClx by
Etherium Sky Media

Is Our Couchsurfing Revolution Still Alive?

In early 2020, Thailand was in shock when a clip of a school director molesting a 12-year-old student appeared on social media. A month later, it emerged that two teenage female students were gang raped by five teachers and two former students for a year. Legal proceedings are ongoing.

Nalinrat was a former sex abuse survivor. Currently a model and a university student, she speaks to VICE World News about her own experience in Thailand’s school system.

Sexual Abuse in Thailand's Schools | Politics of Sex

Avant le début de la COP26 à Glasgow dimanche 31 octobre, focus sur un désastre environnemental : les décharges sauvages. Selon l'association WWF, en France, au moins 80 000 tonnes de déchets sont déposés illégalement dans la nature chaque année. Ces décharges sauvages nuisent à la biodiversité et participent au réchauffement climatique par l'émission de gaz à effet de serre. Le collectif "La Brigade écologiste" lutte pour retrouver les pollueurs, passibles de 75 000 euros d'amende et deux ans de prison.

COP26-Environnement : à la chasse aux pollueurs des décharges sauvages 

Horoscope reading for Page Six, this is a pilot episode of a series.

Readings With Reda - Pilot

SV Clean Energy has invested over $1.6 billion in renewable energy projects totaling more than 700 megawatts (MW) of capacity and nearly 175 MW of battery capacity. These projects deliver on the community’s commitment to clean energy that brings jobs and economic benefits to the state. For more information on SVCE power sources please visit www.svcleanenergy.org/power-sources. 
 
The wind project featured in this video is AES Mountain View located in Riverside County.

SV Clean Energy Projects

In this tutorial, we will walk you through how to unlock your iPhone with Face ID even while wearing a mask with iOS 15.4 and later versions.

How To Unlock Your iPhone With A Mask (Face ID) - Tech Insider

Since the beginning of the year, more than 400 #dolphins have been found dead on the beaches of #France's west coast. This disturbing phenomenon is due to accidental catches by non-selective fishing gear. About 200,000 dolphins live in the Bay of Biscay, but rights groups fear the species will be driven to the brink of extinction. The European Commission already put France on notice in 2020 for its ineffectiveness in saving dolphins, an animal essential to the ecosystem and one that's strictly protected under European and French law. The government has now implemented an action plan. But will it be effective? FRANCE 24's Jade Lévin report.

Dolphins killed in France: Fishermen and NGOs clash over accidental catches • FRANCE 24 English

Buntida Chinnawong, also known as Faii Using Foot Wearing Makeup, is a Thai beauty influencer with disabilities. She doesn’t consider herself to be disabled, as her family didn’t raise her to believe she is. She became famous overnight when a clip of her using her foot to put on makeup went viral on social media. She has had to break through many barriers both physical and psychological to become a successful personality.

Faii, the Thai Social Media Influencer with Disabilities

VOA / Yalta to Malta EP 3 "The Little Ball"

Barn Theatre: Rocky

VFX and PD

The month of April saw record temperatures in Bangkok, Thailand, with the heat index hitting 52 degrees Celsius. It has exacted a heavy cost, in very different ways, from the city’s most vulnerable as well as business owners.

Among the large homeless community in the Trok Sa-ke district, some of the able-bodied like Teera help fellow rough sleepers - many of them elderly and sick. They depend on the goodwill of volunteers, like the NGO Issarachon Foundation. Meanwhile businesswoman Saleena look

Bangkok Heatwave: How The Homeless Are Surviving Is Inspiring, Yet Worrying | An Unequal Heatwave

We fully produced this short film for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Shot on location in Beirut, Lebanon. 

Wa'ad: A Short Film for the Red Cross

We fully produced this branded content piece for Ford. 

Ford - Only Woman in the Room

Ford - 30 Under 30

United Nations Development Program: Equator Prize 2019 Coordinating Producer

The Phantoms - Take The World (Music Video)

For this commercial I was assigned to create a commercial video for Cellhelmet's Altitude X Case. My duties were to produce, shoot, and edit the entire video. 

Cellhelmet - Altitude X Commercial

I Produced, Directed, Shot, and Edited this music video for Danger Twins. 

We shot this video over the span of two days in Nashville, TN both in Studio and on-location at chosen spots in the city. 

Danger Twins - Radar (Official Music Video)

**  I live on the move and regularly work in different countries!  **
Early 2024 // Poland ~ Europe
April 2024 // Lebanon, Syria
Summer 2024 // Vietnam

* My schedule is generally flexible and I can adapt to your needs!

-----
Int'l Film and TV director with over 20yrs of high-end production experience.
BA in Film Production / Directing Fiction from Columbia College in Chicago, US.  

I have worked extensively in Central and North America and Germany and for nearly 10 years I was based in Vietnam, working all across Asia, even once in North Korea.  

My past clients include BBC, NBC, CNN, Insider Inc, Channel NewsAsia, TRT, VTV and other media networks.  I've done work for Ericsson, PwC, CARE Int'l and the UN.  I've worked on productions such as "The Dark Knight", "Prison Break" and the 2019 Hollywood reboot of "Charlie's Angels".  I've also shot 3 of my own feature films and numerous shorts.  My own film work has won awards at int'l film festivals and online has reached viewership in the millions.

Multilingual: English ~ Polski ~ Español ~ Tiếng Việt ~ Deutsch

Links:
* Web Site and Portfolio: www.EtheriumSky.com
* Professional Profile (CV): www.EtheriumSky.com/md-profile
* IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2119228/
* FB: www.facebook.com/EtheriumSky
* YT: https://www.youtube.com/EtheriumSky

Matt D.

Ryan is a New York-based filmmaker with a flair for turning subtle, everyday moments into compelling stories with broad appeal, particularly through the universal language of sports.

Educated at NYU's graduate film program, Ryan's foundation in filmmaking is robust, recognized by industry accolades such as the Best Test Commercial at YDA in Cannes for his Nike spot "Buckets". His debut transcends the arena of sports, offering a lens into the human condition and capturing the collective ethos that brands and agencies strive to embody.

Brands and agencies should partner with Ryan for his fresh perspective that blends the traditional with the avant-garde, his commitment to authenticity, and his proven ability to connect with viewers on an emotional level. His work is a testament to the potential of creative advertising to reach an audience and touch it profoundly.

Ryan J.

Our team is made up of a collection of professional creatives who want to make the world a better place.

We’re up for any challenge—whether it’s developing a compelling film strategy for a local electric company, creating ad spots for national and international clients alike, producing a 52-episode travel series, or raising awareness about the very real existence of sex-trafficking in our nation.

We know how difficult it can be to get a vision off the ground. It requires a lot of preparation, effective communication and of course, flawless execution. But delivering great visual content is only half the battle. We work tirelessly to go above and beyond the call of duty for our clients and partners. Our ratings reflect that. We thrive amidst logistical challenges, tight deadlines, and always work to deliver a great experience.

What is your story? We’d love to make it a reality.

Voyage P.

I am the co-founder and executive producer of Reframe, a creative content agency founded on the belief that stories can change the world. 

We are a team of change-makers, do-gooders, pioneers, and mavericks aimed at creating engaging and inspiring content through meticulous research and strategy, artful storytelling, and captivating audience engagement. We collaborate with a roster of directors, technologists, designers, strategists, and producers to create powerful content for a global audience. We specialize in film and video, research and strategy, campaign design and branding, and experience design.

During our team’s tenure, we have produced award-winning multi-platform content and campaigns for a range of brands and organizations, large and small. Some our team’s past notable clients include: the New York Times, Red Cross, AT&T, Viacom, the United Nations, Malala Fund, and Alicia Keys’ We Are Here Foundation.


Michael P.

Nic Davis is an Emmy award winning director, cinematographer, and producer. He has directed and co-produced a variety of feature documentaries, which included theatrical releases across North America and distribution across major streaming platforms like Amazon, Apple TV, and PBS Passport. 

Nic’s work has amassed hundreds of millions of views for companies like The BBC, Disney, Live Nation, Daimler-Benz, Discovery, Cadillac, and Hulu. He has worked with high level musicians and actors including Jennifer Garner, Seth Rogen, Josh Hutchinson, Dave Matthews, Pearl Jam, Jason Mraz, Ciara, and Megan Thee Stallion.

Nic graduated from the Journalism School at The University of Montana. He is currently based in Los Angeles, and travels around the world for projects through his company, 4:08 Productions.

Nic D.

Formerly the Multimedia Editor at HuffPost, I moved to Colombia to pursue freelance projects, and I covered social and environmental justice all across the country, for Al Jazeera, Washington Post, Greenpeace, the BBC and more. 
I was recently awarded an O1 Extraordinary Ability visa to move to the US, and I am now based in LA, where I am working at a documentary production company.  
I have previously been awarded grants to film and produce experimental 360 videos to tell climate change stories, and I have training in - and experience of - reporting from hostile environments.
I am currently working on a short doc for First Look Media, filming in a prison; an investigative feature-length doc filming in LA; and a number of short news packages for Deutsche Welle, the BBC and Al Jazeera.
I am represented by UTA and split my time between LA, London and Colombia. 

Lucy S.

Ana Gonzalez is a producer/director & journalist with experience in more than 20 countries. She has collaborated with media outlets such as the BBC, Atlas Obscura, NatGeo, TIME, Al Jazeera, Mediaset and others. In 2021, her documentary “Flamenco Queer” was released by The New Yorker with support from the Pulitzer Center. Ana was previously a correspondent for an international press agency in Paris and Bangkok, where she helped the company set up its multimedia headquarters for Asia –a continent she went on to explore extensively during four years as a freelance filmmaker with a base in Indonesia.

 In 2020, she founded Eye Rise Films –an audiovisual production house (with headquarters in London and Barcelona) which tells stories that challenge the way we perceive the world. ERF offers production services for commercial productions, branded content, documentaries, series and others, from conception to delivery. The production company counts with an experienced crew and high-end equipment available for productions worldwide.

Ana G.

Seventy Six Films is a dynamic film production company with over a decade of experience. Our talented team of creators will make your ideas come to life. From commercials, feature documentaries, music videos and brand films, we do it all. 

Our team is skilled in creating projects or boost an existing project through providing expert services in variety of positions such as DP, Director, Producer and more. We also provide high quality video and recording equipment for our shoots. This helps save time and cost for our Clients. 

In every project, our mission is to create impactful visuals for effective storytelling. We excel in helping individuals and organizations use video to tell their stories, share their message, and build marketing momentum for their brand. Whether it’s a brand documentary, a social media clip, or a commercial, we use creativity and the best industry leading technology to tell your story.

Seventy Six F.

     Derek is a freelance video producer based out of Long Beach, CA. His creative journey began in the US Navy as the command photographer for USS Howard (DDG 83) a guided-missile destroyer. While onboard he engaged in documenting such activities as hunting submarines, foreign government training exercises, and volunteer work in underprivileged communities abroad. 
     Beginning in 2017 he began his freelance career back stateside working with local wineries and small businesses in the bay area while completing his bachelor's degree in Radio, TV, and Film from San Jose State University. While in college he won awards for Best Cinematography and Scriptwriting for films he produced for college film festivals. 
     His freelance career started to pick up speed in 2018 when he signed with Silicon Valley Clean Energy as their content creator, from 2020-2021 they completed a first of its kind, 5-hour training course on home electrification, serving as a tool to educate contractors and homeowners about living the all-electric lifestyle. Derek has been involved with productions with some of the top tech companies in the bay area including LinkedIn, Intuit, PayPal, and Apple.
     If you need a top-tier, professional, and easy to work with video producer, then Derek is no question the choice for you.

Derek M.

I am a bilingual French English journalist who grew up in the Alps. I studied International Journalism at Cardiff University, where I graduated with a distinction.

My main area of interest lies in geopolitics and human rights. I  investigated the effects of religious nationalism in Armenia, questioning democratic processes and the roles played by the church in society and politics.

I have shot and edited stories on refugees from Calais to Cardiff, but also covered cultural topics from sneaker trends to the art of graffiti. 

Former BMX-race athlete, I am a sport-addicted which led me to cover women and girls in sport and other punchy stories including on the business of Mixed Martial Arts. 

By nature, I am curious and adventurous, I like to observe new cultures and to learn from people. Having travelled in many countries, I have a multicultural and open-minded perspective of the world: I understand four languages. For me, journalism is a field of exploration and encounters. I like to listen, to feel, to perceive, to shoot pictures and to transcribe the experience by sharing these impressions through reporting.

I am currently working for France24  for the French and the English channels. My reports have been published by InsideOver, Voice Of America, and Worldcrunch.  I also used to work for several magazines and newspaper in France including L’Équipe, Courrier International and Le Dauphiné Libéré. I also used to be a reporter for the Paris-based Institute Open Diplomacy.

As a young woman, I want to prove to my generation why journalism matters. I am convinced that understanding our environment requires a thorough study of the world. I believe journalism is a means of involvement and engagement. I want to share with society my passion for international news, and to convince others of its importance.
Determination, tenacity and optimism drive my everyday life!

Jade L.

Dylan White is a producer, cinematographer, photographer, and editor focusing on productions and motion graphics for brands and artists. He most recently serves as a Creative Content Producer for Deeplocal. Previously, Dylan served as creative lead for Hearst Televisions Digital Studio where he produces branded documentaries and commercials within all of Hearst’s television markets in the U.S. Prior to his time with Hearst, Dylan was a producer at LittleThings where he produced, shot, and edited branded video content for Disney, LittleBits, American Greetings, and CVS alongside original editorial video content adored by LittleThings 50M+ uniquely visited platform.

Since 2014 he has produced, directed, shot, and edited music videos for major and independent artists.

His work has been featured in The Huffington Post, RollingStone, CMT, and The New York Times. 

Dylan W.

J. Claude Deering has worked as a Digital Producer, Writer and Director for MSN, Funny or Die, CollegeHumor, Fullscreen, New Form Digital, Pitch.live and TBWA\Chiat\Day. He's the creator of "Things Are Going Great For Me", a Funny or Die talk show, produced by Betsy Koch ("Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles"). His web series, "The World According to Jeff" was a finalist for the Sundance Institute | YouTube New Voices Lab. And his work has been featured in The Huffington Post, Vulture and Bustle. He's also a lifetime member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors LAB. BFA - NYU Tisch School of the Arts. 

J. Claude D.

Waseem Shahzad Qadri is a Award winining Multimedia journalist & filmmaker who produced several News reports & documentaries for international media like, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg TV, Al Jazeera, VOA NEWS, SCMP films, DW NEWS, Hearts Media, IMF, AJ+, Ruptly & The roar, The Zimbabwean etc.
Waseem has also worked with Pakistan’s mainstream Media organizations with the capacity of Staff Reporter, Editor and Head of Out station reporter and Cover many International Events in different countries.
As former fellow of Center of Investigative Journalist (CIJ), City university of London, MOJO certified from CIJ and AL Jazeera Media Institute Doha, trained many journalists in Pakistan about MOJO and Documentary Production, Data Journalism, Digital Media Advancements & Fact-checking Modern techniques.
Waseem Awarded at Japan Price, LiftOffGlobalNetwork london, San Luis Film Festival, USA, Cinemaking International Film Festival Dhakka, Bangladesh, Serbest International Film Festival (SIFF)

Wasim Q.

I am Claudia Escobar and I like creating and following stories, making things and trying to find where reality meets magic. I am the director of the documentary Dear Homeland, produced by KQED.
Currently I am producing a series with AJ+ Español about decolonization in Latin America together with it’s creator Paula Daibert, and  In the past years I had been focused on making short documentary and experimental works about Bay Area artists and culture makers for KQED Arts. With the work I did with the arts team I had been nominated for three local Emmy's and I had won one, I had also won a Webby for the series I co-created together with Kelly Whalen, If Cities Could Dance.  Before joining KQED, I directed, produced and edited short fiction films, fashion videos, stop motion animations, as well as non-fiction journalism work for AJ+, Common Sense Media, National Geographic, Mission Local, NBC’s former The Feast, and was the editor for the feature documentary “In The Red."  directed bu Mimi Chakarova.
Some of the indie films I had been part of, have screened all over the world, with the documentary “La Bicicleta Vieja" premiering at San Francisco International Latino Film Festival; "Antonio's Closet" screening at Miami International Fashion Film Festival, and "Mercado de Lagrimas," at Bokeh South Africa International Fashion Film Festival, and the La Jolla International Fashion Festival.


Claudia E.

Jatuporn Athasopa “Tuktaa” is an award-winning director working in regional TV for nearly fifteen years. She has filmed in various environment from the Alaskan wilderness and the Australian outback to Myanmar jungles and cities around the world. Her work includes every genre of non-scripted content from wildlife, history, talent to travel shows. 

Her show, Extreme China, won her the 2019 Best Direction Award from the Asian Academy Creative Awards. The program also picked up the Best Documentary Series and Best Infotainment Program Awards. Her other acclaimed shows include Channel News Asia’s Against the Elements, an award-winning documentary highlighting the effort of people who came together to bring twelve boys and their football coach out of a flooded cave in northern Thailand; and high rated National Geographic’s Monster Fish, following Dr Zeb Hogan to remote areas in Laos, Thailand, Australia and USA, in search of the world’s largest fish. 

Tuktaa has worked with some of the top Executive Producers from the US, the UK and across the region for National Geographic, National Geographic Wild US, Discovery Channel, Vice World News, History Channel, BBC, Crime and Investigation Network, Fox Life, Channel News Asia, Bloomberg and others. She has run international production teams to produce many successful TV programs. 


Talent Discovery

Creator Management Platform

Glimmer Studios

Search for top creators anywhere

Top Results