This is the story of Ruben Figueroa a young Mexican, defensor of human rights of Central American Migrants.

Ruben Figueroa

Richard madden - British GQ

Chapter ONE

Lewis Hamilton and H.E.R. come together and discuss their love for fashion and the process of co-creating the TOMMY X LEWIS X H.E.R. Capsule Collection. Discover how they co-created a collection focused on breaking boundaries, staying true to oneself and the importance of loyalty.

TOMMY X LEWIS X H.E.R

Director, Editor, Colorist
2 Episodes of "Silent Library" for Youtube Celebrity Liza Koshy's main channel.

Silent Library

Writer, Director, DP, Editor, Colorist
A fake movie trailer that Parodies A24 Films

Smooth Pants

2020 Demo Reel

This February, a kidnapping case gripped the San Francisco Bay Area. A man called Jeffrey Fang reported two of his children kidnapped, triggering an Amber Alert across the entire region. What did this father do in order to find his missing children? How did this system for finding missing and abducted kids come about? Watch the video and let’s find out!

In America- Child abduction and Amber Alert in the US

Autoworker Richard Ortiz tried to organize a union at Tesla. Elon Musk's company responded by "coercively interrogating" him 3 times, then illegally firing him, federal investigators found. Ortiz is sharing his full story on camera for the first time.

I Was Illegally Fired By Elon Musk For Trying to Unionize Tesla

Credit: Associate Producer
Freelanced for production company Meerkat Media on a video series for Sesame Street as part of their Racial Justice Initiative. The series follows five families and how they talk to their children about race and racism and will be used by Sesame Street as an educational resource for parents and educators. Meet the Lee Family, the Maraña Family, and the Preston Foster Ogletree Family at the Sesame Street in Communities YouTube or website.

Sesame Street in Communities/Meerkat Media - Talking About Race Series

Credit: Associate Producer, Second Shooter
One of nine CNN Specials that Ingrid worked on as an Associate Producer, Scheme and Scandal is a feature film by correspondent Fareed Zakaria that tackles the college admissions scandal and the history of institutional inequality in the admissions process. The selected act below is about Berea College, a Kentucky liberal arts college focused on giving an accessible (every student is given a no-tuition promise) option to low-income students in Appalachia.

Scheme and Scandal: Inside the College Admissions Crisis (CNN)

Credit: Field Production Assistant
A documentary feature following the lives of CNN's powerhouse women political reporters as they cover this extremely unpredictable 2020 presidential campaign. This observational film draws from unprecedented access to the campaign press corps and reveals how these powerhouse political reporters deal with the candidates, their high-stress jobs and their own personal challenges that come with living life on the road.

On the Trail: Inside the 2020 Primaries (HBO Max/CNN Films)

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 

Produce, Film, and Edit 30 training module videos for this company Hello Seven (https://helloseven.co/)

Million Dollar Badass

This is a special installment of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which profiles people across the globe and details how they earn, spend and save their money.


Living On $6.1 Million A Year In Las Vegas | Millennial Money

Babylonians were using the Pythagoras’ Theorem over 1,000 years before he was born

America’s 1st Indigenous Beauty Brand | Ah-Shí Beauty

60 Second Docs - Indigenous-Owned Beauty Brand

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 

Living In A $43,700/Month Creator House In LA | Unlocked

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

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

Miss Universe Titleholder Photoshoot

A day in the life featuring NYC-based interior designer Alvin Wayne.

Lumens - Alvin Wayne

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

A collection of my most recent video work.

Mike Kuba - 2023 Reel

Adi Goodrich Artist Spotlight

2024 Reel - inBloom Films

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

#Educacionsinracismo - for World Bank (director)

Women Upstream (miniseries) - for Inter-American Development Bank - IADB (director)

Web miniseries of 10 episodes shot in several Latin American countries.
Client: Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)

The USAA, a leading financial and insurance provider for the military community, wanted to show their dedication to military families. Working with VSA Partners in Chicago, Intersect profiled Gene Kranz, former NASA flight control director for Apollo 13. We shot in Houston and worked closely with NASA to get access to locations and archival footage.

USAA - Gene Kranz

The CNN Heroes series profiled Minneapolis’ Vednita Carter, who has helped more than 6,000 victims of sex trafficking. Once a former sex worker herself, Vednita has built an army of survivors who have joined her crusade to end sex trafficking. Taking an empathetic approach to a difficult subject, we worked to make the women comfortable on camera while also protecting their identities.

CNN HEROES - Vednita Carter

We were commissioned by Procter & Gamble to show how Always sanitary pads are changing the lives of young girls in Kenya. With access to affordable feminine health products, girls are able to stay in school longer. We mobilized a crew in Nairobi in less than 24 hours. Working in both English and Swahili, we produced and directed both video and stills. 

P&G Always

DC Protest - Monday

Cacciatore di Luce on Vimeo

Drone reel from Berlin, Cologne, Havana, Amsterdam, Portland and Myersville.

Drone reel

CuCù bar is a new format place where you can go and have a drink with your friends. It is located in the center of Bassano del Grappa, north of Italy. You go there, you ring the bell, a small door will open and you can ask for your cocktail. Mostly of the clients are young person, whom really enjoy this new way to have a drink.

CuCù bar, a new way to drink a coctail

David Peralta, who lost his sight in a grenade explosion when he was five, is a forward on Argentina's blind national soccer team. In a country that worships soccer (or "fútbol"), Peralta and his team, Los Murcielagos (The Bats), show that disabilities are not obstacles to winning medals.


David & The Bomb

The stunning Elizabeth Debicki talks to @GQAustralia about her experience on set of her new film @widowsmovie

Video by @jamesmaiki
Digital & Commercial Editor: @jackephillips
Styled by @levymelissa
Hair by @benjaminmullerhair 
Makeup by @ladydaymakeup 
Nails by @amistreets 
Set by @ibbynjoya 

Elizabeth Debicki Talks Female Empowerment Behind The Scenes On GQ Photoshoot

In the only "clinic", dressed in his white overalls, in which he receives his patients from porcelain, rubber and paper the Doctor Doll still finds in his clients a way of doing therapy : restoring dolls. 
He restore arms, hair, eyes and even eyelashes to keep alive a trade that fights against technology and cultural changes while he gives another chance to fantasy from other eras in which family 

Doctor Dolls

I produced and shot 8 videos for Shaking Crab in 2018. This one is especially fun.

Shaking Into Providence 

I shot and edited four videos for an HVAC company: Bell Brothers. This is one of the four.

Bell Brothers - A Pizza and A Dream

I produced, shot, and edited this mini documentary for Stitch.

Stitch Mini Documentary - Scott Free

NBA2K Toa Baja Court Launch

AN ARGENTINIAN man has spent over $30,000 on cosmetic procedures in a bid to transform himself into his idol, Michael Jackson. Leo Blanco, from Buenos Aires, who performs as a Michael Jackson impersonator for a living, has undergone more than 11 plastic surgeries and numerous cosmetic procedures. Leo became obsessed with the singer as a child and decided then that he wanted to look like his hero. However, 11 plastic surgeries later, the 22-year-old admits he is still not content with his look and is going under the needle again.

I’ve Spent $30,000 Turning Into Michael Jackson

Visual journalist (photo and video) currently based in Washington, DC specializing in documentary and editorial visuals whose work has been published on CNN, NBC News, AJ+ (Al-Jazeera), Fusion, NPR, and other news outlets in addition to working corporate clients such as the United Nations Higher Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), The Human Rights Campaign, Starbucks, People Magazine, etc. 

Armando finished his tenure as a communications fellow in 2014 at the United Nations University for Peace where he also worked as their official photographer/videographer documenting the different dignitaries and events occurring at the University. He also received a Master's in Media, Peace and Conflict studies from the aforementioned institution and holds a Bachelor's in Political Science.

Armando's work has been exhibited in California and Washington, DC where he received 'Best in show' during the 'Exposed DC' exhibit at the Longview Gallery. He's also a proud alumni of the Eddie Adams Workshop XXIX.

For more on his work visit: www.okaybokeh.com

Armando G.

I am an enthusiastic, multi-skilled, creative Cameraman / Editor. A passionate filmmaker, I have extensive experience in shooting and editing corporate, social, editorial, fashion and promotional video content. 

My work has been featured in TIME, GQ, BBC, Monocle, Dezeen, Highsnobiety, The Future Laboratory, Naomi Campbell’s youtube channel, and A/J +.

Quick to grasp new ideas and concepts, I strive to develop innovative and creative solutions to problems. Working under tight deadlines has become second nature and I have developed a strong ability to perform effectively under pressure – alone and as part of a team. 

A future thinker, I endeavour to tell the stories of those who are both masters and leaders of their craft within my own distinct and aesthetically rich, visual style.


Website: www.jamesmaiki.com 

Tel: 07903973033
Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/user3720699
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmaiki
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesmaiki

James M.

Shravan Vidyarthi is the founder of Intersect,  a global video and photo production company. We make it easy for corporations and nonprofits to tell great stories anywhere in the world.

Why “intersect?” Because we defy boundaries and love bringing ideas and people together. 

We help our clients define their creative vision, and bring it to life with seamless shoots and artful post-production.

Recently we’ve been on location in Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Jamaica, Senegal and Rwanda for clients like Land O’Lakes and the MasterCard Foundation, and we are excited to see where our work takes us next.

Intersect was founded by Shravan Vidyarthi, a filmmaker and photographer based in New York and his native Nairobi, Kenya. His documentaries have screened on PBS and at MoMA, appeared in The New York Times, and won awards at international film festivals. Shravan has broad experience in the developing world, and speaks English, French, Swahili and Punjabi.

Shravan V.

After graduating from film school and before immersing myself in the documentary world, I began working as a correspondent for Associated Press Television at the age of 24. That journey included nearly 13 years of work and training in breaking news. I had the opportunity to cover stories in extraordinary places and meet fascinating people.

The genesis of my career was influenced by a family connection to journalism - I grew up hearing stories from my uncle Hermes, a war correspondent for NBC. He covered events such as the Gulf War, Sarajevo, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Cuba. His experiences inspired me to embark on my own travels and stories, much like he did.

As time went on, I gained more experience and realized that my destiny was not to cover wars and conflicts. My projects and concerns have always been related to social awareness, with a focus on making a positive impact on the audience. I began to search for the best way to use my passion and creativity to make films that truly make a difference. 

In 2014, the combination of my Academy training in documentary and my curiosity for new ways of telling stories pulled me away from the breaking news cycle. I then adapted my journalism experience into a modern storytelling style that takes advantage of the often unique opportunities we have to get a shot that dramatically moves the story forward. As a documentary director and DOP, I'm constantly looking for artistic balance and social impact in my stories. 

Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, my projects demonstrate a deep concern and commitment to social issues and justice. Today I direct documentaries with a deeply personal approach and help others raise their voices. Combining teamwork and expertise, I work comfortable into sensitive stories which require strong visuals with limited budget and timing.

Nico M.

Documentaries are my passion. My feature-length films HIT and LA FLOR DE LA VIDA —a Sundance Institute grantee— premiered in festivals including IDFA, True/False, Docs Barcelona and BAFICI.

Aside from film, I've worked as a journalist for several media outlets, including Television Nacional Uruguay and AFP. I contribute regularly with Univision as a film editor, where my credits include RISING UP IN THE HEARTLAND, nominated for a News & Documentary Emmy, winner of an Online Journalism Award, and First Place Winner - Documentary at Picture of the Year International.

As a content producer, I have directed and edited dozens of pieces on development issues, climate change, migration and gender for multilateral organizations including UNICEF, UNESCO, the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank.

I have an M.A. in Journalism and Latin American Studies from New York University, through a Fulbright Scholarship.

Adriana L.

I'm Tristan Pelletier, a video director, DP, and video journalist. Whether it's capturing the essence of a moment, highlighting unique perspectives, or crafting engaging narratives, my goal is to tell unique stories that leave a lasting impact.

Here are a few of the films I've produced, directed, filmed, and edited:
• Japan Hip Hop Dancer Documentary and Music Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNPMDIeOg0M
• Treehouse Documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZYtBczE3E&t=182s
• Xeela Fitness Documentary - 1.8m views:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZYtBczE3E&t=182s

My equipment:
• 2 x Sony FX3
• DJI Ronin-RS3 Pro Gimbal
• DJI Mavic Air 2S
• Aperture 300D Light Kit (w. softbox)
• Aperture 120D Mark II lighting kit (w. lantern)
• Rode Wireless Pro Lavalier Mic System
• Sony FE G-Master 24-70mm f/2.8 lens
• Sony FE G-Master 70-200 f/2.8 lens
• Sony FE 85mm f/1.8 lens
• Professional-Grade Memory Cards

Let's collaborate and create something amazing!

- Tristan Pelletier

Tristan P.

inBloom Films is a boutique video production house in Northern California that helps organizations enhance their digital presence. We create stories that bring lasting impact and value to their audience.

Our award-winning team has been creating videos for more than a decade. Based in Sacramento, California, we produce short documentaries, social content, artist spotlights, commercials, drone cinematography, and more, for clients across the nation and beyond.

At inBloom Films, making our clients happy is our top priority. We understand each client is unique, so we work really hard to ensure the videos we create not only meet but exceed their expectations.

Our clients don’t just hire us for our skills; they hire us for the authenticity, dedication, and connection that our partnership brings to each project.

Formerly Erick Lee Pictures, inBloom marks the beginning of a new chapter in our business growth and symbolizes the ongoing success we aspire to achieve.

Erick Lee I.

Mike is a video journalist with over eight years of video production experience and an MFA in Filmmaking from American University in Washington, DC. He is a visual storyteller with extensive experience operating as an all-in-one producer and videographer in the field.

Mike's most recent work was produced for The San Francisco Standard—an upstart digital media company in San Francisco—where he worked as a staff video journalist and contributed his filmmaking skills to the team's coverage of the city and wider Bay Area. Mike's video journalism work at The Standard helped establish and solidify the company's online presence as one of the most active, informative and engaging news organizations in the Bay Area.

Mike also has extensive experience as a freelance videographer, Director of Photography and video editor. His work has been published in established media outlets such as Business Insider, CNBC, Bloomberg, Voice of America, 60 Second Docs, Cheddar, and Brut.

Mike K.

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.

I have been working in the film, television, and digital video industry for the past 10 years. In those 10 years I’ve worked a slew of production jobs. From a lowly PA, to 1st AC, to Gaffer, to Cinematographer. I’ve pretty much done it all. Every job has provided a different learning opportunity, and an opportunity to hone my craft.

In 2016 I was approached by Hearst television to join a new digital studio they were building to promote their networks. This was my opportunity to get behind the camera on a consistent basis and create a vast body of work. I found a passion for telling authentic, impactful, heartfelt stories. I think these types of stories have a special spot in my heart.

The digital studio became the cornerstone of digital video content for all Hearst markets. I served as the lead cinematographer at the studio with multiple additional responsibilities. In addition to creating the aesthetic that our team was known for, and shooting a majority of our videos, I was managing our crews in the field, piloting new projects, and editing 99% of the content I was shooting. I helped to build a significant video production team where teamwork and collaboration were the foundation of the studio's success. 

In 2019 my fiancé matched to her medical residency in Phoenix, Arizona. And I had no choice but to follow my heart and go with her. This meant leaving HTV's Digital Studio and embarking on a new journey. I'm now working freelance in the greater southwest region, taking my skill set and applying it to productions like yours!
 

Dylan A.

I'm a curious person. I studied Science of Educations, Visual Anthropology and last year I attend 1 year at the Danish School of Media and Journalism. I prefer social stories. One of my multimedia, "Mother of Hope" was short list at the Manuel Rivera Ortiz Foundation grant in Short Short Documentary this year. The same documentary was screening at DOCField Barcelona 2014.
I speak Italian, Spanish, English, and also I speak French and I can understand Catalan and a little of Portuguese. I lived in Barcelona for 5 years, in Madrid for 6 month, in Denmark for 1 year, in Argentina for 4 moths. I've no problem to move and live in another place. I'm open mind and I'm easily able to adapt to different situations. I can work as photographer and as video storyteller. With my photos I won some international prizes. I really like to work in a team. I hope you can find my application good for your team. 

Barbara B.

     My name is Kory Pitkavish and I am an LA based director, currently residing in Pittsburgh due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I have a large background across several departments and industries. I've been Directing music videos, Youtube creator content, and narrative shorts for the last 9 years.  I have been lucky enough to Direct content and videos for Desiigner, Liza Koshy, Scotty Sire, Old Spice, as well as many others. I have also done 7 music tours, Shooting and editing the online tour content for Desiigner, Steve Aoki, Riff Raff, and Scotty Sire. All projects that I Direct are also edited and colored by me using Davinci Resolve Studio.
     Outside of Directing I have Gaffed Shorts for Hulu, as well as numerous Shorts and Features for up and coming LA Directors such as Steph Dezil and Vincente DiSanti.
     Long story short, I just like working, and helping create things. I love working in this industry and I look forward to helping anyone out there!

Cory P.

I'm Lucas Mullikin, award winning visual storytelling Swiss Army knife. My work strives to breakthrough traditional storytelling paradigms. Producing content that drives audiences' sense of understanding. Inspiring interest and fostering perspective whenever opportunity arises. 

For over a decade,  I've been working full-time as a journalist, director of photography, producer, production engineer, sound tech, photographer and editor.

I'm constantly looking to elevate stories that bring light to circumstances often overlooked in mainstream media. Focusing on narratives outside the norm while exploring the elements that make us who we are. I strive to have my work to raise awareness on wide range of issues affecting communities across the planet.

I own Panasonic full-frame 6K mirrorless cameras. Zeiss and Sigma Arts lenses. Sennheiser and Zoom audio equipment. Aputure lighting. Live-streaming, instant delivery gear and much more.

Lucas M.

I'm a freelance filmmaker and video journalist focused primarily on documentary projects. I'm currently picking up short-term gigs as a Freelance Producer, Editor, or Videographer while I work on a part-time commissioned short documentary based out of Nebraska.

I most recently finished working on a project with production company Meerkat Media on a commission from Sesame Street in Communities. The project entails documentary-style educational videos about how to talk to kids about race and racism through observing real families in conversation with their children.

Prior to delving into full-time freelance life, I worked as an Associate Producer on seven feature-length historic documentaries produced by CNN Specials as well as an observational film produced by HBO Max/CNN Films.

Independently, with my production partner Sana A. Malik, I produced, shot, and edited the student BAFTA-award winning documentary, Guanajuato Norte. The film follows a migrant farmworker in Connecticut and his sacrifice of being away from his family to provide a better life for his children. The film went on to screen multiple film festivals and was acquired by The New Yorker’s Documentary Channel.

I also co-directed the short film, Chief Standing Bear's Journey to Statuary Hall, for the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs with Judi gaiashkibos (co-director and EP.) Together, we made a film to be used as an educational resource, following the historical story of Ponca Chief Standing Bear and the modern-day journey of building a statue of his likeness to stand in the U.S. Capitol.

In addition to working as a Director/Producer on commissioned short films and personal projects, I love helping established Director’s visions come to life as an Associate Producer, Editor, or Second Camera. I’m easily curious but particularly drawn toward stories about migration, family, social justice, and the meaning of home.

Ingrid H.

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. 


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