Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silvia is free. His release came after 580 days in prison and on the back of a landmark Supreme Court ruling. He was released Friday evening, to throngs of avid supporters. November 9, 2019

TRT World - Brazil’s Lula Released from Prison

Heavy crude oil has washed up on hundreds of shores across northeastern Brazil. The government says about 4,500 tons of oil debris has been cleaned up and the president of Brazil’s state company says it may be one of the worst spills in history. November 19, 2019 

TRT World - Brazil Oil Spill: Crude Continues to Plague Brazilian Beaches

An agreement with Brazil is set to give the United States access to a satellite launch center in South America, something Washington has been seeking for decades. But the deal will come at a cost: The possible eviction of hundreds of families descended from former slaves, who’ve been living on the land for generations. November 27, 2019. 

TRT World - U.S.-Brazil Space Launch Center Deal May Hurt Traditional Black Communities

Four minute package, filmed and edited for TRT World talk show  "The Newsmakers" 

Colombia's Unprecedented Protests

The award-winning film chronicles the life of Alberto “Chino” Carias, the leader of a vigilante “colectivo” from the slums of Caracas, Venezuela. Once accused of robbing banks and killing cops, Chino sheds his outlaw reputation and takes a post in Hugo Chavez’s government. But when the the country’s economy collapses, Chino clings to his role as saint and executioner. 

Tupamaro Urban Guerrillas. Nat Geo Mundo, ARTE, ZDinfo

otorious drug kingpin Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is known for heading one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the world, from his base in Mexico. In his home state of Sinaloa, he is seen as a community leader though, and enjoys folk hero-style status.

One of world's most powerful criminals, treated as a hero in Mexico

This week’s Gamechanger on Americas Now is named Jorge Parra, but he’s more well-known by his name as a hospital clown, Mondongo. 
The idea to treat patients with humor actually comes from a movie.

Clowns cheer up patients at Venezuelan hospitals

Colombia's military receives help from a Turkish aid agency as soldiers in the Latin American nation help people who lost their jobs during the coronavirus lockdown. #Coronavirus #TIKA #Colombia

Colombian military hands out thousands of food packages amid COVID recession

Interview on Diego Maradona's death in Argentina.

Live via Skype @02GMT Friday 27/11/2020 Story :Maradona funeral 

Chat on TRT World about the pregnancy interruption's half approval in Argentina.

TRT WORLD NEWS LIVE SKYPE ON 11/12/2020 AT 1300G - ARGENTİNA ABORTION

Chat on TRT prior to Argentina Senators' voting for abortion in the country.

05G Skype live with Francisco Aure on abortion bill, Dec. 30, 2020

Colorado is a mountainous U.S. state known for it is cool weather and popular ski resorts. It is not the kind of place one would expect to find an alligator oasis ,but Young family decided to open gators farm in the heart of Colorado state.

Colorado Gators Reptile Park 

There's an urban legend that poppy seeds can make you fail a drug test. Is it true? And if so: why? I ate a few bagels, and set out to flunk an opioid test. Drug tests don’t just work as a buzzkill, they can keep doctors and patients honest regarding some of the more dangerous drugs known to man. The problem is, poppy seeds can throw a giant wrench in that circle of trust! Poppy seeds come from the papaver somniferum flower native to Turkey, and even though they don’t contain opium, consuming the seeds has historically caused the tests to register opiate use!

Failing a Drug Test

Showreel

Commercial video for the #refoundingFamel campaign 

#refounding Famel

Interview with Shahrbanoo SADAT for Iran- International.


Interview with Shahrbanoo SADAT 

PEYKAN ART 2 - Paris 

B-roll , stock shot and interview (Original package) 

PEYKAN ART - Paris

Protest in Brussels

Restaurant Samarkand ( Uzbek restaurant) 

Interview with Maria Figlus. Maria and her family fled to America when Maria was a young girl. Her Dad and uncle were members of  “Ukrainian Sich Riflemen” organisation. They were persecuted. The family first lived in the farm in Ohio, where Maria was making shirts. Then they moved to Buffalo, New York, where her dad opened a Greek Catholic church and was a priest for 10 years. Her family helped all refugees from Ukraine. They organized a Saturday Ukrainian school attended by 40 children. Both of Maria's children speak Ukrainian. When Maria moved to Colorado, she and her daughter, Odarka, began making pysankas. Maria was invited to lectures at the University of Colorado to tell about the history of Ukraine and tell about types and history of pysanka . Maria is 94 years old now and she is still educated people about Ukrainian culture.

Profile of Ukrainian American Maria Figlus

Ukraine-Russia -4 Interviews 

Ukraine-Mariupol Siege / Putin's phone call to Erdogan (3interviews)

We document the experience of an American politician on the ground in Poland helping Ukrainian refugees as they cross the border.

New Jersey Mayor Ukrainian Refugees

Skype Interview - Start of Istanbul Ukraine-Russia Talks 29March2022

Domestic violence between American mother and Turkish father

L.A. County keeps mask mandate at airports, on public transit, despite federal changes

For Second Straight Year, California Sees a Population Decline

Buffalo Creator Capsule with Hakan Poseidon 

Buffalo Campaign 

24 with Fardad Farahzad: Kamala Harris's readiness to officially accept the Democratic Party nomination in the elections

DNC (Democratic National Convention) Live Coverage - Last Day

24 with Fardad Farahzad: American Republicans seek to change the foreign policies of the White House in the new era.

RNC (Republican National Convention) Last Day - Milwaukee

Venezuelans will go to the polls again on Sunday to choose local infrastructure projects that will attract government funding. As that vote takes place, a dispute over the nation's recent presidential election outcome continues to unfold.

Dispute over Venezuela election intensifies with opposition holding global protests

Iranian art changed in the 14th century. The cinema came. The novel came. Hall and gallery opened. Music went to homes. And in a word, art became social and connected with life and politics. "Hundred-year path" is the story of this connection.
Watch the first part of this four-part series that deals with the years 1300 to 1320.

Tamasha: Reh Sadsaleh, Iran's Modernist Art in the 14th Century - Part One

Devotees brought chocolate treats to the Thekkan Palani Balasubramania temple in Alappuzha, Kerala state on Monday, to offer the tasty treat to the gods as sign of worship in what has become a unique neighbourhood tradition.

Devotees offer "Nestle" Sweets to God 

Drone footage captured India's largest floating solar power plant at the Banasura Sagar Dam, in Kerala, Monday. The plant, which contains 40 solar panels, is set to become operational on January 21. The second phase will increase the amount of panels to 1,950. 

Floating Solar plant 

India's annual elephant 'Rejuvenation' period kicked off on Tuesday at the Punnathoor Elephant yard in Guruvayoor, Kerala, as weary elephants receive rewards for a year of hard graft with a resting period that spans the month of July.

The therapy begins with a massage bath in the morning, followed by a feast of specially prepared rice, green gram, horse gram and mineral mixtures laced with ayurve

Ayurvedic Spa for elephants  

"Edge of Space" was the first virtual reality camera sent on a weather balloon into the stratosphere. Description: "Experience what it’s like to leave Earth, traveling to over 90,000 feet into the stratosphere. Never before has a 360 video been recorded at these heights – so buckle up and enjoy the view as Seeker takes you on a journey to the Edge of Space."

Discovery -- Edge of Space

Argentina's Lower House approves abortion bill - TRT World News

Museums are chock full of animal specimens in exhibits in collections even hanging from the CEILING, but how do they keep these formerly living things from rotting away? Why don’t they decay? I traveled all over the country learning about #taxidermy, #museums, and the difficulties of keeping these collections safe from destruction. 


Museums are Filled with Dead Animals. Why Don't They Rot?

4 REASONS YOU SHOULD EAT AT THE NEW SCHOOL OF COOKING

THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHEF ALI GONZALEZ

ERP1 TEASER

A battle for land, just a few miles away from Brazil's Congress

An indigenous village in the heart of Brazil's capital

Argentina is recently that it also has a small - but now much more active - black population. And that all slaves were not killed in wars or by diseases. 

Afro-Argentinians - a battle to show they simply do exist

This video showcases the services provided at Advanced Gynecology & Laparoscopy of North Jersey and their owner Shagha DeNoble. 

Advanced Gynecology - Introduction

Dr. French speaks as part of a medical convention in Philadelphia, PA. 

Dr. French MDEDGE

- Master of cinema , audiovisual and media (directing, producing, creation) at Sorbonne-Panthéon university - Paris.

- Freelance worker as cameraman, editor, fixer  with Iraninternational, Volantmedia since  October 2020.
- free-lance journaliste/ vidéo journaliste for VOA.



Vahid K.

Assoc. Prof. Murat ASLAN
Faculty Member of Hasan Kalyoncu University, SETA Researcher, Director of KALMEC
(Security, Defense, Foreign Policy)
He graduated from War College in the field of Management in 1991. He assumed varying tasks and appointments in the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF). He graduated with Master’s (2010) and Ph.D. programs (2017) in the International Relations Department of the Middle Eastern Technical University. He scrutinized the Chinese soft power practices through cultural diffusion efforts and African policy for a Master’s degree. His Ph. D. research was about intelligence and propaganda efforts in peace-oriented undertakings based on the UN and NATO practices in Bosnia and Afghanistan.
His studies are primarily on security and defense studies, the conceptualization of power, intelligence and propaganda practices. He had been commissioned to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia, facilitating the comparison of theory and practice when he was in Service. The primary region he has been interested in is the Middle East; he had monitored wider Afghanistan, the Balkans, the USA, and China as a secondary academic effort. He was a faculty member of the Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University of Turkey after teaching as a visiting scholar at Başkent University. He is currently a faculty member at Hasan Kalyoncu University and a Researcher at SETA Foundation. Meanwhile, he is the director of the Kalyoncu Middle East Center.
Aslan is the author of the books - Security Sector Reform for Libya: A Crucial Step Towards State Building, Intelligence and Propaganda: The Cases of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Afghanistan, other than academic articles. He edited the books Afghanistan: the Hundred Years’ Crisis (with Prof. Ramazan Erdag) and Turkiye’s Counter Terrorism: Concept, Procedures, and Methodology. 


Murat A.

Dynamic, results-driven professional and business leader working at the intersection of end-to-end production
management, creative leadership, and cross-functional collaboration to translate ground-breaking concepts into
compelling video and photographic assets. Blend visual storytelling with technical innovation to realize the vision
of a diverse clientele, while delivering quality against challenging timeframes. Influential relationship builder and
consultative team player who drives continuous improvement to align editing processes with cutting-edge
standards.

Mohammadreza B.

Martin Andres Markovits is an award-winning writer, director, producer and multi-media reporter. He worked as a freelance journalist in Latin America for publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, The New Statesman, Fusion and the Huffington Post. He has produced video features for China Global Television Network and the PBS News Hour and was an international correspondent for CGTN America. He has reported extensively in Venezuela and Mexico covering both the Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro presidencies and also the Mexican drug war. Martin graduated with a master's degree in broadcast journalism from Columbia University. His directorial debut  “Tupamaro: Urban Guerrillas” won Best Feature Film at the 2017 Beverly Hills International Film Festival and Best Documentary Feature at the 2017 UK Film Festival. It premiered on Nat Geo Mundo and ARTE.  Martin is a Los Angeles native and graduated from UCSB with a degree in political science. 


Martin M.

Sanchez Media produces commercial and short-form documentary for consumer retails brands, tech companies, and digital media. 

We shoot on everything from cell phones to large cinema cams. Our production capabilities are designed to be robust and scaleable from modest budgets to larger ones.

Visit our website to learn more: www.sanchez.media

Alan S.

American-Brazilian multilingual and multi-platform journalist, with vast experience covering major events worldwide, from wars and revolutions to economic, political, social, cultural, environmental and sport stories. Travelled for work to more than 30 countries, lived in six of them and fluent in five languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and French. Spent most career as an international correspondent and freelancer, for Portuguese and English language newspapers, magazines, news agencies and on-line media, as well as radio and TV. Reported and produced several television documentaries – including an award-winning one on Human Rights in Latin America. Have also filmed my own material. Co-authored a book on Argentina.


Monica Y.

Journalist and video producer based in Colombia with a decade of experience working for international news channels, current affairs programs and humanitarian groups.  Recently I have also shot stories in Mexico, Peru, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Venezuela and Brazil.

Manuel R.

Trace Dominguez is a curiosity explorer, science communicator, Emmy-nominated on-camera host, Telly-winning producer, and podcaster. He crafts stories that educate and inspire across all aspects of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (with some art thrown in for good measure).

Trace is the producer and host of Star Gazers, the world's only weekly television series covering naked eye astronomy; it airs nationwide on PBS. Trace was the co-founder of Seeker (in partnership with the Discovery Channel; now part of Vox Media). With Seeker he hosted, wrote, and produced several digital properties growing an audience of many millions and earning over a billion views. His curiosity podcast "That's Absurd Please Elaborate" reaches several thousand listeners a month, and he creates and produces "Uno Dos of Trace, " a YouTube show with millions of views. Additionally, he consults with clients like the Environmental Defense Fund on digital strategy and creator strategy.

Trace has a B.S. in Psychology from Western Michigan University and an M.A. in Strategic Communication from American University. He lives in Los Angeles.

Trace D.

Michael Fox is a multimedia journalist and filmmaker, with over a decade of experience, and a passion for telling engaging stories. He’s reported from across the Americas, and now resides in Brazil, where he’s covered social movements, biofuels, development, the ongoing political crisis, and the election of president Jair Bolsonaro. He is the former head of video production at teleSUR English, where he oversaw the creation of hundreds of videos for social media. He’s the director, editor, and shooter of two feature-length documentaries and has worked as a producer, videographer, video editor, translator, fixer, tape syncer and audio engineer for breaking news, short and long packages, and radio. He is also the former editor of the NACLA Report on the Americas. His work has appeared on teleSUR, AJ+, The Real News, The Intercept, DW, TRT World, NPR, FSRN and other outlets.

Michael F.

Ashik K.S has been active in Multimedia journalism since the past two decades, covering major events and assignments for national and international media houses. His latest stint was for two years with Zoomin.TV, a leading online news network in Europe. He worked as the Video Journalist (VJ) Network Coordinator- Asia on January 1, 2014. During his tenure, he has synchronized and worked with about 300 VJs from Asia particularly in South Eastern countries. In the process, he has developed good contacts in these regions, enabling him to identify, groom and recruit potential VJs for the international Online News Network. 

As a producer of documentaries, an experienced Video journalist, and editing and computer skills are also not away from me.


ASHIK K.

Creative and driven journalist with 8+ years of experience. Dedicated professional highly skilled in handling tense situations. Adept in incorporating in feedback and digital storytelling. Successful at dynamic story pitching.                                                                  
Education: University of culture and art (Ukraine)
WSH Katowice (Poland)
Training
“Journalism', Media Management” (Austria)
Film & Television
Voice of America
Journalist/ News reporter ( 2020-now)
“33TV Channel”
Guest auditor (2012-2013)
Journalist/ Writer (2013-2015)
“STB Channel” (2015-2016)
Screenwriter in a comedy sketch show “When we are at home” (Kyiv)
Screenwriter and actress in a TV-show “Show 316” (Khmelnitsky)
 
“NLO TV”
Actress in a bit parts of sketch show “U country”
Special skills: Video editing, Photoshop

Lana P.

My name is Keith Kocinski. I'm what you call a true one-man band production crew. I've been professionally shooting video, editing, writing and doing on camera work for over 15 years. I've traveled to the ends of the earth (6 of 7 continents) shooting video for Netflix, Channel One News, NBC, FOX, CBS, VOA and a variety of other outlets. I'm professional, efficient, independent, and I have a long list of top quality equipment. While I have the ability to shoot solo, I do have a team as part of my production company to help with larger scale projects. I'm able to do in studio work but I truly shine in the field shooting news and documentary style work. Check out my work and if you have any questions please reach out to me. I'm able to travel globally for work and I can almost guarantee my cost to quality ratio is unbeatable. I have tons of references so please feel free to reach out if you are curious. 

https://www.keithedwardproductions.com

Keith K.

Welcome to my profile! I'm Cidam Yucel, a seasoned Journalist, TV Presenter, and Producer with 15+ years in news broadcasting. My journey has honed my skills in presenting news bulletins, crafting compelling reports, and overseeing TV program operations.

I'm also a skilled Voiceover Artist with over a decade of experience, bringing projects to life and engaging audiences. My deep knowledge of Turkish media ensures my content resonates broadly.

As a Master of Ceremonies and Moderator, I host various events, from performances to corporate meetings and panels, always ensuring a smooth and memorable experience. 

A native Turkish speaker fluent in English, I excel in creating SEO-optimized content that ranks well on search engines. My video production skills, including shooting and editing, enable me to produce high-quality visual content that captivates and informs.

Explore my profile to learn more about my work and how I can help you achieve your communication and media goals.

Cidam Y.

I'm a bilingual professional of audiovisual media specialized in sports and journalism with over 9 years of experience working in positions such as Reporter, Radio & TV Columnist and Host, Production Assistant and Journalistic Writer. I have participated in large events like the “Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games” and the “Formula E ePrix” in Buenos Aires. I am a person with a proactive spirit. I have a strong speech and voice projection to perform in front of a camera.

Francisco A.

I am an experienced filmmaker and photographer with over a decade of expertise. My portfolio includes music videos, documentaries, wildlife photography, fashion shoots, and capturing breathtaking visuals across the world's stunning landscapes.

Originally from Germany and raised in South Africa, I bring a unique international perspective to my work, enriching every project with a fresh viewpoint. Now residing in Lisbon, Portugal, I continue to expand my creative horizons.

Throughout my career, I've worked with prestigious clients like Euro News, Culture Trip, Mercedes Benz, Bvlgari, and Buffalo Shoes to name a few. My experience as a video journalist and documentary director of photography (DP) has honed my storytelling and visual artistry skills.

My approach is highly collaborative, partnering with clients to bring their creative visions to life. From initial conceptualisation to detailed post-production, I ensure a smooth and engaging process tailored to each project's needs.

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