Learn more about how a pumpkin gets from the patch to the pie from Adam Voll, farm manager and member of the Soergel family.

Video - Lifecycle of a Pumpkin

Chilenos alzan la voz

Entrevistamos a los manifestantes en Santiago de Chile para que nos cuenten cómo viven las protestas contra la desigualdad y la corrupción.
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¿Por qué hay protestas en Chile contra Sebastián Piñera?

Short documentary film on social mobilization and police repression in Chile. 

We're not at war.

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

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

Movimiento Feminista Chile II

The big reason for making this short documentary is to show the poverty of the people of Afghanistan. Poverty in Afghanistan is widespread throughout rural and urban areas. The government estimates that 42 per cent of the country's total population lives below the national poverty line. Another 20 per cent of the people live just above that line and are highly vulnerable to the risk of falling into poverty.

Kabul' Growing Wealth Gap Revealed

In this investigative report, I have examined the presence of foreign terrorists in Afghanistan.

Foreign terrorists in Afghanistan

I am the first Afghan journalist who has made a documentary from the battle line in Helmand. It took more than one month to me and my colleague shoot the documentary in Helmand. It was at the end of 2013, when the foreign soldiers for the first time left the responsibilities to the Afghan forces. I have found many reasons of the war in Afghanistan in this documentary. 

Home of war HELMAND

When a school’s policies clashed with the needs of the daughter he wanted to enroll, an Arizona dad fought to overturn them.

A Father Takes on a Charter Network for his Transgender Daughter-Education Week

Meet Adonis Watt, the blind high school running back who's scoring touchdowns. Watt lost his vision at five years old—on the same day he signed up to play youth football. Now he’s hooping with the help of music and scoring TDs for his team. Watch future Hall of Famer Larry Fitzgerald surprise Adonis and his teammates on the premiere of B/Real season 2. 


Meet Adonis Watt—He's Blind and He's Scoring Touchdowns | B/Real

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

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 

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 

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 

Restaurant Samarkand ( Uzbek restaurant) 

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

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

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

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?

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 

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

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

In Argentina, students and teachers are taking it to the streets against President Javier Milei. He rolled out big budget cuts to the country’s university system earlier this year. Now, he's promised to veto a congressional bill that would finance higher education into next year. Michael Fox has the story from Cordoba

Argentina Teacher Student Strikes

The streets of Los Angeles are dangerous for bike riders... except late at night.  LA bike culture was born out of Midnight Ridazz, groups of party bike riders taking over the city at night. This is a final draft of the video. Rodale will be adding their own graphics prior to publication. 

Midnight Ridazz Owns Los Angeles

Election Night Coverage

Life in America - Gozde Gokozan

Sozcu-VOA Live Co Production

"Ahmad," a Malay Muslim living in Kuala Lumpur, shares his struggles of being gay in a society that is at once modern as well as socially conservative.

VJ Movement - Gay and Muslim in Malaysia

In this Islamic family in Malaysia -one husband and four wives- there is no sign of suppression.

VPRO Metropolis - Polygamy in harmony in Malaysia

Zan Azlee reports from the aircraft of the Royal Malaysian Air Force as they join the SAR operations for missing flight MH370.

Astro AWANI - Pesawat TUDM sertai misi mencari dan menyelamat (Malaysian Air Force joins MH370 SAR)

Pollinators of our fruits, vegetables and flowers, honeybees are facing tremendous stress from industrial farming and environmental chemicals. Urban honeybee keepers have come to the rescue, raising healthy bee colonies and enjoying the honey they produce. 

Urban Honey Bee Rescue

A series of thirty-second documentary spots I produced, directed and edited with a 30-person crew for Get to Know Us First, PowerUp and the marriage equality movement. 

Marriage Equality spots: Get to Know Us First

Undocumented Hero-Univision Noticias

United Nations Development Program: Equator Prize 2019 Coordinating Producer

Wild Human, the ninth feature-length documentary film from Pittsburgh filmmaker/artist/musician David Bernabo, investigates how humanity has replaced wilderness with representations of wilderness.

From maps to national parks to Sea World to nature photographs, humanity’s designs for the world alter the context in which wilderness exists. The results can be harmless (a floral print dress), catastrophic (nuclear bombs), noble (maintaining national parks), or complicated (upsetting natural cycles of life and death while managing fires in Aspen). Falling somewhere between documentary, personal research project, podcast, and performance video, Wild Human uses unorthodox storytelling to indulge in philosophical questions, quirky history, and a bit of doomsaying in analyzing humanity’s loss of wilderness and its piecemeal reconstruction.

A theme of iterative destruction, masking, and alteration of “the wild” arises when exploring topics such as hidden sites on Google Maps, virtual reality, ghost towns, and systems that damage or re-contextualize the natural world like war and the stock market. A diverse pool of media is utilized from Youtube fail videos to archival footage to beautiful sequences filmed during road trips through Colorado, Utah, and Arizona.

Wild Human (documentary trailer)

Despite being literally visible, the conditions surrounding labor in the service industry are often unseen. Eating and Working and  Eating and Working is a feature-length documentary film that follows seven people working in food from the beginning to the end of their work day. Along the way, participants discuss the joys and frustrations of working, the skills utilized in their labor, and the impacts of sexism, racism, and classism on their work environments. Directed by David Bernabo.

Eating and Working and  Eating and Working (documentary trailer)

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

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.

**  I live on the move and regularly work in different countries!  **
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* My schedule is generally flexible and I can adapt to your needs!

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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.

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Matt D.

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.

Gina Levy writes, produces, directs, shoots and edits commercials, documentaries, fiction, reality TV and video journalism. Her documentary “Foo­-Foo Dust,” which she shot, directed and edited, was short-­listed for an Academy Award, 
received many honors and screened at Sundance. Her video work for The New York Times was part of a Pulitzer Prize winning project for International Reporting. Her commercial series for Children’s Bureau received a  Silver Telly.  
She has worked as a director/shooter for the reality shows Bridezillas and Lake Life, for Morgan Spurlock’s production company Warrior Poets, and for the reality production company Back Roads Entertainment. Currently she is focused on short-form documentary and on writing and producing comedic content. Her comedy pilot "Woman Up!" recently advanced to the second round of the Sundance Episodic Lab. Previous to her filmmaking career, Gina worked in high tech marketing. 
She is a graduate of Harvard University.

Gina L.

I am a multimedia journalist, documentary filmmaker and writer based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I have 16 years experience in the field and my last senior post was as Senior Editor, News Features, at Astro AWANI, Malaysia's first 24-hour news channel.

Prior to that 4-year stint,, I was a contributing correspondent for several international news organisation which included, Al Jazeera International, Global Post, VPRO TV (Dutch), VJ Movement (Dutch) and a few more.

I also have conflict journalism experience having reported and produced documentaries in places like Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, Turkey and Southern Thailand.

I have produced numerous feature documentaries that have gone on to screen in various international film festivals. And I am an author and have written four non-fiction books to date.

I run a small boutique media company called Fat Bidin Sdn Bhd that produces non-fiction content for all mediums. We also provide fixing services in Malaysia.

Zan A.

Anna Clare Spelman is a documentary filmmaker, DP, and editor whose work revolves around working with individuals to tell empowering stories about women and people in the LGBT community, and exploring the causes and consequences of immigration. She is interested in how we create identity and find community, particularly in the context of religion. Her first feature film is currently in production. She has collaborated with Univision News, Blue Chalk Media, Al Jazeera, and TIME Magazine, among others. Anna's projects have taken her to India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, Puerto Rico, Panama, Cuba, México, and across the United States. Her work has been recognized by the North Carolina Press Photographers Association, College Photographer of the Year, NPPA’s Best of Photojournalism, and she was nominated for a 2016 News and Documentary Emmy Award. A short documentary for Time Magazine was named a Vimeo Staff Pick in 2018 and won the Webby Awards’ People's Choice Award and Judges Award in the News and Politics category. She is an Adelante Fellow with the International Women’s Media Foundation, and holds a B.A. in Women/Gender/Sexuality Studies from Washington University in St. Louis and an M.A. in Visual Journalism from The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She is fluent in English and Spanish and comfortable working in both languages.

Anna S.

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.

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.

Nicole Kramm Caifal (33) Chile.

Photographer, producer, reporter and audiovisual documentary filmmaker.

She trained professionally as a photographer and journalist at Alpes, Escuela de Imagen y Comunicación, in Santiago de Chile. Graduated in Cinematography and Cinematography and Camera Direction at the prestigious Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (EICTV) in Cuba and Academia de Cine la Toma, in Chile. Specialized in education and human rights at the University of Chile. 

She works and reflects on cultural and social issues related to human rights, ecology, migration, sexual diversity and equality, demands and political conflicts.

Currently freelance in communications teams as video journalist, producer, press and communications consultant, photojournalist, director of photography and camera in independent films in Chile and international agencies.

In 2015, she was selected by the "Sindicato de Reporteros Gráficos y Camarógrafos de Chile" to work in the visualization and edition of portfolios with John Moore, photojournalist of Getty Images. He presents the photographic series "Marginados" that makes people in street situations visible.
2016 is the winner of the international contest "Las obras y los días" with 1st place in the documentary category, with the work "Chiloé este privao" that portrays a great movement of fishermen after suffering an environmental crisis. The catastrophe left 10,000 people without work or a source of food.

In 2017, it won the national meeting of the Chilean union of reporters and cameramen. "1st place as best photographer of documentary series, environment category, with the work" Indigenous - Wayuu "series that portrays a family of the indigenous people of Colombia, living in an inhospitable desert near Cerrejón". The largest coal mine in the world that has diverted the mother river from the area to supply itself, causing the territorial displacement of indigenous peoples, impoverishment and water shortages.  

2017-2018 Works on the production of the documentary "Sólo Residentes" financed by the audiovisual fund of the Ministry of Culture that talks about social inequality in Chile during the dictatorship.

2019 Works for English productions as a director of photography on a documentary film about the conflict in Venezuela.

She is currently in the pre-production stage and is seeking funding for documentaries.
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Nicole Kramm Caifal (30) Chile.

Fotógrafo, productora, reportera y realizadora audiovisual documental.
Se formo profesionalmente como fotógrafa periodista en Alpes, Escuela de Imagen y Comunicación, en Santiago de Chile.
Luego estudio Licenciatura en Cine, con diplomado en Dirección de Fotografía y Cámara en la Academia de Cine. 
 
Trabaja y reflexiona sobre temas culturales y sociales ligados a los derechos humanos, la ecología, migración, diversidad e igualdad sexual, reivindicaciones y conflictos políticos.

En 2015, fue seleccionada por el "Sindicato de Reporteros Gráficos y Camarógrafos de Chile" para trabajar en la visualización y edición de portafolios con John Moore, fotoperiodista de Getty Images. Presenta la serie fotográfica "Marginados" que hace visibles a las personas en situación de calle.
2016 es el ganador del concurso internacional "Las obras y los días" con el 1er lugar en la categoría documental, con la obra "Chiloé este privao" que retrata un gran movimiento de pescadores tras sufrir una crisis ambiental. La catástrofe dejó a 10 mil personas sin trabajo y sin fuente de alimentos.

En 2017, ganó en el encuentro nacional del sindicato de reporteros y camarógrafos de Chile. "1er lugar como mejor fotógrafo de series documentales, categoría medio ambiente, con la obra" Indígena - Wayuu "serie que retrata a una familia del pueblo indígena de Colombia, que vive en un desierto inhóspito cerca de Cerrejón". La mayor mina de carbón del mundo que ha desviado el río madre de la zona para abastecerse, provocando el desplazamiento territorial de los pueblos indígenas, el empobrecimiento y la escasez de agua.  

2017 es seleccionado para trabajar en el festival internacional de fotografía de Valparaíso con el concepto "Cuán lejos miramos la diferencia" trabajando en una serie de documentales que retratan a los transformistas de Valparaíso, Chile.

2017-2018 Trabaja en la producción del documental "Sólo residentes" financiado por el fondo audiovisual del Ministerio de Cultura que habla de la desigualdad social en Chile en tiempos de la dictadura.

2019 Trabaja para producciones inglesas como directora de fotografía en una pelicula documental sobre el conflicto de Venezuela.

Actualmente se encuentra en la etapa de pre producción y busca financiamiento para documentales.

Nicole C.

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.

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.

David Bernabo is a filmmaker, musician, dancer, visual artist, and writer, performing with the bands Host Skull and How Things Are Made; devising dances with his variable dance company, MODULES; and often collaborating with Maree ReMalia | merrygogo. He curates and produces work for the Ongoing Box imprint and co-curates the Lightlab Performance Series with slowdanger.

His documentary films have covered food and food justice (the four-film Food System series), art and music (Site Specific: A History of the Mattress Factory, In A Dark Wood), economics (Moundsville), and nature (Wild Human).

David'd client work includes documentary commissions for the Mattress Factory museum and the Carnegie Museum of Art, corporate work for PPG and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and mission-based work for 412 Food Rescue and TeenTaal.

David's films have screened at the On Art Film Festival, JFilm Festival, Re:NEW Festival, Afronaut(a) Film Club, the Foodable Film Festival, and on WQED’s Filmmakers Corner.

DAVID B.

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.

Wali Arian,
I am an award-winning journalist. Having obtained a BA in Journalism from Kabul University in 2007, since 2007 I worked for several large Afghan media houses including Kabul-based TOLO TV, ToloNews – part of MOBY group – and TV1, where my reporting has focused on producing documentaries, investigative reports and features focusing on conflict and politics.
I am the recipient of at least four awards for my work as a journalist. Among them, I received the Afghan Journalist Safety Committee’s Elite Journalist Award 2014 for my documentary "Home of war Helmand" reporting on the war in Helmand province. Most recently, I was among 12 journalists awarded a medal of valour by President Ashraf Ghani to mark World Press Freedom Day 2016. 
I am currently based in EU and I work as freelancer journalist.

Wali A.

Welcome to my profile! I’m Cidam Yucel, a seasoned Journalist, TV Presenter, and Producer with over 15 years in broadcast journalism. My career has equipped me with strong skills in delivering live news bulletins, writing in-depth reports, and managing TV program operations. I have a keen ability to research complex topics, conduct insightful interviews, and present information in a way that resonates with diverse audiences.

In addition to my on-air presence, I am proficient in data analysis, using it to uncover trends and shape compelling news stories. Fluent in both Turkish and English, I specialize in crafting content that engages and informs across platforms.

Explore my profile to discover how my expertise in research, data analysis, and broadcast journalism can support your media and communication needs!

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