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

For a century, Hammond's Candies has been hand-making its world-famous confections in Denver. Clearly, there's something sweet in the water out there—so for the latest episode of the Popular Mechanics series "MADE HERE," we visited the factory where old family recipes and a love of artisanal products continue to make Hammond's a magical place.

It all began when Carl T. Hammond, Sr. dropped out of high school and got a job as an apprentice at a candy factory. After years of toiling at different factories, Hammond ventured out on his own and opened up Hammond's Candy Company in 1920.

Inside The Largest Handmade Candy Factory | MADE HERE | Popular Mechanics

Teresa and Maria* are seeking asylum in the United States. More than that, they are seeking safety from gang violence and a reprieve from discrimination for simply being a lesbian couple. They want stability and a safe home.

Waiting in Juárez: Women and LGBTI asylum seekers stuck in a dangerous limbo

The 2016 peace deal brought hope to many Colombian communities that had been exposed to brutality for decades. Three years on, this hope is being extinguished by a wave of attacks and murders on political candidates and community leaders – many of them women.

‘Peace has a lot of enemies here’: Colombia’s female activists in the firing line

Every day, as many as 30,000 people cross the border from an economically devastated Venezuela to Colombia. We follow David, a Venezuelan with Colombian citizenship, as he makes the daily journey across the border from Venezuela to Colombia where he attends university.

Venezuela: Crossing the Border into Colombia

When a little boy first met this dog in the shelter, he knew he had to help him find the absolute perfect home — even if it meant flying him across the country.

To help Roman and Jennifer rescue more dogs like Buster, you can support Project Freedom Ride: https://thedo.do/pfrdonate.


Watch This Kid Help A Shelter Dog Find The Perfect Home | The Dodo Adoption Day

Barack Obama announces the death of Osama bin Laden.

France 24

James Reinl reports from NYC for Deutsche Welle about a novel coronavirus pandemic that is tearing through New York state, with 26,000 confirmed cases and 210 deaths already, as the federal government faces criticism for shortages of ventilators and hospital beds. 

NYC C-19 Pandemic (DW 24 may 2020)

The original 'what if' production is in English. The same company then hires people from different linguistic back grounds to translate 'what if English' video scripts to their languages(here, it's Hindi) and then gets it re-produced in different languages. I translated the script from English to Hindi.

what if

James Reinl reports from NYC for Deutsche Welle on the Covid-19 pandemic that is tearing through New York City, with 1,218 lives lost already in the state and fears of a national death toll climbing to 200,000. Coronavirus.

NYC C-19 Pandemic (DW 30 March 2020)

What if

If you like hitting the slopes, fine craftsmanship, and full-circle moments, you’ll love how Meier Skis makes its gear.

“The tree is kind of born and raised and grows up on the mountain, it comes back in the form of skis, and it skis right back through where it grew up to begin with,” Meier Skis owner Ted Eynon told Popular Mechanics. 

Diver deeper: https://bit.ly/3rKi9mz

How Meier Skis Are Made | Made Here | Popular Mechanics

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

"Cover your entire consultation using ZEISS VISUCONSULT 500 and remotely operate your Refraction and Digital Centration devices to offer a Contactless Visual Examination." 

ZEISS VISU360 Social Distancing

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

This is my own work. It's first in a series of funny commercials, designed NOT to show off my lousy video skills, but to showcase my Voiceover skills. So, visit:
http://voiceovernerd.com/

Written, produced, edited, narrated... everything... by Shawn Fitzmaurice, owner Voiceover Nerd Productions, Inc. 
Stock footage acquired from Story Blocks and Pixel Bay 

You've found the voice you're looking for . 

Ask your doctor if Gravel is right for you.

One man opened up a hidden world of motion, from everyday objects to the unique physics happening inside a nuclear bomb 

Special thanks to MIT’s J. Kim Vandiver, Jim Bales, Camilla Brinkman, and Rachael Robinson. 

How High-Speed Photography Unlocked the Mechanics of Motion

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 

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

A narration featuring the beauty of Rhodes Island in Greece, voice-over by Amrit Sandhu.

Rhodes - A Piece of Life

This is a promotional video that I voiced for a business school, using an inspiring, trustworthy style of voice over.

Global Business University

Amrit Sandhu, "The British Voice Artist", narrating a clip for the Legend of Zelda franchise, "Life of a Bokoblin.

Life of a Bokoblin

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 

Voicing Popular Mechanics Heavy Metal series has been a thrill! I would love to voice YOUR documentary, video, commercial, project, etc.! 

Built to replace the legendary WWII Jeep, this four-wheeled behemoth would play a vital role when traversing the sands of the Middle East during the Persian Gulf War.

Four three decades, it would remain a symbol of American brawn, playing a major role in every conflict ever since it rolled off the assembly line, towing soldiers, missiles, machine guns, satellite communication dishes, or whatever else was needed—a true “do-anything” vehicle for a constantly evolving battlefield.

Meet - The Humvee

Dive deeper: https://bit.ly/3rWnAAU

Subscribe to PopMech: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoPOPMECH

Heavy Metal // Humvee // Voice Talent // Voice Over 

We asked Kotaru Uchikoshi, the creator of 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Virtue's Last Reward and the upcoming Zero Time Dilemma, to create a stage in Super Mario Maker. The results are decidedly Zero Escapey.

Vox Meida/Polygon - Zero Escape Creator Kotaro Uchikoshi Plays Super Mario Maker

Being a professional ninja might sound like a little kid's fantasy, but in Aichi, Japan it's a very real job you can have as an adult. Aichi is the birthplace of the Samurai warrior and there are still many places in the city related to Samurai history, from castles to battlegrounds, that people can visit. The ninjas serve as publicists for these sites in order to help boost tourism.


Ninjas for Hire for DDN's Seeker Network

"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

360 video for Hotels.com

The Thanksgiving Chief

 Ghana is home to the largest informal recycling industry in Africa. Awal Mohammed, a young migrant worker in his early 20's, leads a group of boys in burning imported electronic waste in Agbogbloshie. In June, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly demolished the homes of over 20,000 people in Agbogbloshie. Mohammed consequently lost his home and his job, forcing him to migrate back to his hometown.

Agbogbloshie

How far would you go for a financial comeback? A special series titled “The Comeback Chronicles” about people who found a way to survive the hardships of The Great Recession and even thrive in its wake

The New York Times - One Couple's Ordeal With Credit Card and Housing Debt

Three years after the bubble burst, what role does home ownership play in the American dream? 

The New York Times -They Walked Away, and They're Glad They Did

The New York Times - Hanging on to Home, Even After a Fall

I spent several days working with the AccuWeather team, covering the three major Nor'Easters that hit the New England coast in Jan, Feb. and March, 2018, providing b-roll and live on-camera updates. 

Floodwaters surge into several Massachusetts cities, forcing businesses to close

[Urgent] MyHeritage DNA User Story: Family reunion in Enfield, Connecticut

Drone Reel

„Moj Beograd i moj Melburn“ (My Belgrade And My Melbourne) is a special edition of documentary TV series „Moj Beograd“. It is the project created by Ivana Nikolić and brought to life thanks to sponsorship of honour by Embassy of Australia in Serbia and shonsorhips by Air Serbia and Etihad Airways. This miniseries consists of 9 epizodes and it is screened in Melbourne, Sydney, Elaine and Belgrade. 

Moj Beograd i moj Melburn (My Belgrade and My Melbourne) - broadcasted at TV Studio B (Belgrade, Serbia)

Documentary series “Moj Beograd” (My Belgrade) broadcasted at TV Studio B (Serbia) is dedicated to everyone who love Belgrade. It is a valuable document and mosaic of life in Belgrade made of stories told by artists, scientists, bohemians, doctors, writers, sportsmen, journalists, musicians and other „ordinary“ and „extraordinary“ citizens of this city and other people connected to Belgrade.

Moj Beograd - broadcasted at TV Studio B (Belgrade, Serbia)

One of hundreds of stories I did as a journalist of TV Studio B (Belgrade, Serbia). In this particular one I was at the spot doing live reporting about outdoors excercising in Belgrade. 

Beograde dobro jutro - live reporting for morning program at TV Studio B (Belgrade, Serbia)

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?

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)

Irene Herrera, PhD(c) is a roving Cuban-Venezuelan documentary filmmaker. Among her non-fiction works are Kodo wa Awaseba (Gran Prix Expo Aichi Film Fest); Gaijin no Honne (2004); You Can Call Me Nikkie (2008); Women in Refugee: Stories from a Border (2009); Crossing Hispaniola (2010); Spirits to Enlightenment (2012-HotDocs) and Cracked Foundations a 28-min. documentary broadcasted on NHK World.  Irene has also been an active producer and director for the Lebanon and Japan chapters of the Global Lives Project. In 2008 she was a fellow at the Flaherty Film Seminar and in 2009 a Resident Professional at the Knight Center for International Media.  Her journalistic work has been published by The Japan Times, AFP, Al Jazeera Plus, CNNE, Globovision, MSNBC.com, Discovery Digital, NHK World, LinkTV, Center for Investigative Reporting and PBS Newshour. She has traveled to over 60 countries and gets by in 5 languages. For published content: https://ireneherrera.contently.com

Irene H.

Juliana Broste, “TravelingJules,” is a 12x Heartland Emmy award winning Travel Video Journalist–a producer, shooter, writer, editor and host.  Whether you spot her in front of the camera or behind the lens, you’ll recognize this fierce female filmmaker sporting pink lipstick and an armful of camera gear!  She calls Denver, Colorado her home and her launchpad, where she springs off to adventures near and far.  Maybe you've seen Jules on CNN Airport Network waiting for a flight.  She’s also been spotted on networks like PBS, Local Now, Matador Network, Lonely Planet, USA TODAY, Viator and beyond.  Jules recently got back from a round the world storytelling adventure as Bumble’s Global Connector Bee.  Travel brands and tourism boards are big fans of Jules – her enthusiasm and joie de vivre make her vlogs a delight to watch.  Jules is also a global Manfrotto Ambassador, always up to date on the latest camera tools and trends.  She shares creative and technical tips on her website, The Video Hustle.  Jules serves on the Board of Governors for the Heartland Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.  She is also a Travel Massive Colorado chapter leader.  In her spare time, you’ll find Jules snowboarding in Vail where she is a certified instructor.  Come along for the adventure with TravelingJules on Facebook, Instagram and on her travel vlog on YouTube.  Happy travels!

WEBSITE: http://www.travelingjules.com
WEBSITE: http://www.julianabroste.com
WEBSITE: http://www.thevideohustle.com
INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/travelingjules
FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/travelingjules
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/travelingjules
LINKEDIN: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/juliana-broste/11/718/b80

Juliana B.

I am a multi-media producer/director/writer with a specialty in docs. My best known work is as co-producer of HBO Documentary Film's HEROIN: CAPE COD, USA, working one-on-one with Oscar-winning director Steven Okazaki for 18 months. (nominated for CINEMA EYE HONORS 2017)

I'm also a media strategy consultant and social impact producer. Recent SIP credits are HBO docs WARNING: THIS DRUG MAY KILL YOU and RISKY DRINKING. 

My background is in journalism, documentary filmmaking, writing, and photography. I've worked extensively in Indian Country, and have worked a wide range of situations, from traveling press during the Obama '08 campaign to filming a doc in Maidan during the Ukraine revolution. 

I have worked for many years in media and public policy, and specialize in the use of film/media as a means for positive social impact. I recently went back to graduate school to earn my Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School in 2011 and then spent three years as a research Fellow at Harvard's Carr Center for Human Rights Policy. Post-graduate studies included a year of documentary film (sensory ethnography) at Harvard Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) with Robb Moss and Alfred Guzzetti.

Lise  K.

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.

Having worked with distinguished news organizations including NPR, PRX, PBS, The Wall Street Journal, Public Radio International, American Public Media & The New York Times, I have considerable experience producing dynamic audio stories that reach a large audience and illustrate diverse subjects through engaging narratives.  

Fluent in all aspects of multimedia production: digital, audio (Pro Tools, Dalet, Audition, and Audacity), video (Final Cut Pro) and proficient in all Microsoft Office and Adobe programs. 

Earned a degree in Journalism & Communications from San Diego State University and completed graduate fellowship programs at the University of Southern California, the University of California at Berkeley and Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

As a lifelong animal advocate, I lend my support to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home abandoned cats and dogs. You can also find me on my bike, cycling from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise money for HIV/AIDS services for the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center.

Devin R.

I have experience producing documentary films, writing feature articles, and packaging radio & TV pieces. I'm an American based in Bogotá, Colombia, with experience working in English, Spanish and French.

In 2015, following dreams of being a full-time storyteller, I moved to India to co-direct a documentary about an orphanage outside the city of Hyderabad. Most recently, I served as the managing editor at Innovations | Stories, an online publication sharing the stories of social innovators all over the Global South. While at Innovations | Stories I designed and spearheaded a multimedia editorial strategy which allowed for more diverse content (a heavier focus on photo and video stories). As managing editor I supported video and photo freelance contributors from all over the world and designed storytelling trainings for social innovators to tell their own stories. 

I'm originally from Berkeley, California, USA and I earned my B.S. from the University of California, Davis in Community and Regional Development with a minor in Art Studio (focusing on video and photography). From 2010-2015 I directed a global education program called One World Youth Project (OWYP), based in Washington, DC. At OWYP I designed middle school (age 10-14) curriculum and trained university students to teach it around the world in their own communities. The program taught the children cross-cultural communication by empowering them to create and send video, photo, and written messages to their partner classroom abroad - all facilitated by trained university student volunteers.

While serving as program director at OWYP I had the privilege of traveling around the world visiting schools and delivering trainings at universities. My work in education and the opportunity to see so much of the world made me realize I wanted to tell stories. Storytelling is the best form of education anyway.

Cady V.

William Martin is a BAFTA nominated documentary filmmaker focused on gender inequality, immigration, queer rights, and climate change. He graduated in 2021 with a master's in journalism, with a focus on News and Documentary. He also has a bachelor of arts degree from NYU Tisch in photojournalism.

With funding from the Fund for Investigative Journalism and as a migration fellow with the Ground Truth Project, William created a 30 minute documentary examining the Trump administration’s controversial choice to continue detaining asylum seekers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Celeste and Maria, two undocumented women, survived both COVID-19 and human rights abuses while detained at Otay Mesa ICE detention center in California. No Way, Which Way, was a BAFTA student film awards shortlist and was selected for the Toronto Women's International Film Festival.

Most recently, William was awarded grants from BAFTA and the Fund for Investigative Journalism to explore how the U.S. Border Closure has impacted transgender asylum-seeking migrants in Mexico’s dangerous border cities in the midst of Covid-19. After two years, the short film, Sin Hogar (No Home), will be released this late Fall. Here's a preview of the content published with The New Humanitarian—selected for IQMF Amsterdam and Tulum WE film festivals.

William was also a Great Big Story Genesis student fellow, one of four students globally awarded an opportunity to create a short film. His story, The Dolphins of Laguna, follows the fishermen of a small town in Southern Brazil who have been collaborating with dolphins for over 100 years to catch fish. Safico, 68 years-old, has been fishing with one particular dolphin, Caroba, for 45 years. Safico goes to great lengths to both protect and uphold the tradition of fishing with dolphins.

With funding from National Geographic, his documentary, Daughters of Drought, investigated how Malawian women are impacted by climate change. The film won Best Short Documentary at the Toronto International Women Film Festival and will be published with WaterBear in August. 

His video journalism is currently featured in Time, Teen Vogue, The GroundTruth Project, BRIC Media, and Al Jazeera.

William M.

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.

Since my first steps in journalism when I was only twenty, I made thousands of news and featured stories as well as hundreds of documentaries for television and digital media. Working often in very challenging circumstances, delivering high-quality content and successful cooperation with both local and international media professionals. 

As an author, editor and host, I ran the popular awarded documentary show „Moj Beograd“ (My Belgrade, 2003-2016) which was the trademark of Television Studio B (Belgrade, Serbia). Interviewed hundreds of people for over 300 episodes of this series and had full responsibility for its production. I was also a producer, author, writer, host and occasionally of the miniseries “Moj Beograd i moj Melburn” (My Belgrade and My Melbourne) filmed in Belgrade, Melbourne, and Sydney. It was created with sponsorship from the Embassy of Australia in Serbia. 

Working for 14 years in broadcast media, I also gained great experience and delivered thousands of news and featured stories. Reporting and hosting as well as writing news and scripts was a major part of my job as well as teamwork and editing. Perfected live shows hosting and video editing in Premier Adobe and other similar programs too.

My experience as a founder, editor-in-chief, and Word-Press web developer of Australiana Serba Internet Magazine and production (2016-2019), also proved to be very valuable. I created and produced 21 episodes of the show ‘On the Sunny Side’ which was broadcasted on several TV networks across Serbia for over a year. 

Also learned to build websites in no time and perfected independently creating content and efficiently juggling numerous responsibilities while running Australiana Serba. Expanded the network of connections across the Globe and established successful cooperation with several professionals and companies in Europe and Australia.

Several projects I completed at Serbian Orthodox Church television Hram as a journalist and video editor also proved to be valuable for mastering various skills.

Thanks to vast experience in all sorts of broadcast and digital media, I am capable of working with excellence in different fields of journalism. Only for British online newspapers The Focus (2020), I have written various kinds of articles such as news, opinions, comprehensive analysis, and interviews with people from several Balkan countries and the UK. Working with Chinese radio in English China Plus, created audio package from recording interviews to editing in a suitable audio editor. 

Currently working on the film by British documentarist Joseph Shawyer and other international projects as journalist, fixer, and mentor. As an established journalist who has a lot to say and offer and knows broadcast production from A to Z and how to deliver distinctive content, I am always happy to discover new opportunities and fully use my experience and creative potential. 


Ivana N.

An award-winning, versatile journalist who has reported from North America, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and his native Britain for more than a decade. Strong editorial judgment and leadership skills with the ability to grasp and distill complex issues with ease and lead digital and broadcast coverage. A multimedia all-rounder who can write news, features, and analysis, shoot and edit video, take photos, and produce radio and podcasts. Also an accomplished television reporter and presenter. Enjoys high-intensity, deadline-news environments. A big network of contacts among diplomats, politicians, economists, and campaigners. Comfortable working in war zones and the White House (as well as the UN, courts, Davos, and Congress). Packs a complete travel media kit into a flight bag. Certified in battlefield medicine.
Clients range from Al Jazeera to the BBC, Foreign Policy, Esquire, Fox News, France 24, CBC, Deutsche Welle, PRI’s The World, CBS News, dpa, RTÉ, The Times, The Lancet, The National, Monocle, and APTN. Has covered everything from the election of Donald Trump to Somalia’s mental health crisis, weaving together potent human interest stories with trenchant analysis. Received global media awards for reporting on immigration during the 2016 US election, the Westgate terror siege, human rights abuses in Iran, the endgame to Sri Lanka’s civil war, and the slow recovery from Haiti’s earthquake. Speaks English and Spanish. Holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Sussex University and a postgraduate diploma in newspaper journalism.

James R.

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.

If you are looking for a person who can record excellent English and Hindi voice overs as per your requirements, I am it. I also translate from English to Hindi and vice versa. I have a background in science and have worked in media so basically have a working knowledge of almost everything, feel free to connect. 

Astha T.

I work as a Freelance Journalist/Producer and Documentary Filmmaker in  
various parts of Pakistan. I have done MSc in Mass Communication and  
conduct a Research study on Sports Agenda-setting in Pakistani media  
outlets.
During my professional carrier, I worked with leading News-channels  
and Newspapers like Daily Times, Wall street Journal USA, The Post,  
Sky 749 UK, DM Digital UK, A News, ARY, Channel Five,  JAAG TV (Old  
CNBC-Pakistan), SUCH TV, Al Jazeera Media Network, etc.
In my last 10 years professional experience, I have covered many  
national and International events and conduct live transmissions,  
roadside show, News Reports and Documentaries. I conducted Pakistan’s  
first 360° Sports Show and shoot many sports 360° videos.
As an accredited Journalist of the Government of Pakistan, I have  
special permission to cover news-worthy events and happenings easily  
across the country. I have special command on Sports-content  
productions and already work as Head of Pakistan’s first Sports  
News-wire Services.
Please feel free to contact me if you need any kind of news/media  
services from across Pakistan.

Wasim Q.

Voice Over
Voiceover
Voice Talent
Voice Actor
Home Studio! 
Available World-Wide
Local to Boston Massachusetts and Providence Rhode Island.

Vocal Description
Male, baritone, deep.
 Age-range - adult to middle-age
My accent is North American Neutral, and I can bust out a wicked Boston / New England / Northeast regional accent with my deep, friendly, believable, authentic, trustworthy, authoritative, male, masculine voice. 

About Shawn Fitzmaurice
With a nerdy obsession for quality gear and excellence in my craft, I specialize in “better-than-broadcast-quality”, professional results with super-fast turnaround - usually 24 hours or less! And with nearly 35 years customer service experience, I guarantee a no-nonsense interaction.

I record professional voiceover from my custom home studio, with two lazy dogs, two autocratic cats, and a TARDIS disguised as a sound-treated recording booth (it sounds bigger on the inside).  

Specialities 
As a former science podcast host, with a Degree in Geology and Integrated Sciences, science, technical, and medical scripts are a specialty! *I can jargon like a BOSS(!) *on your online medical website, scientific research site, and more!

Those are a breeze, BUT I'm also a pro at: 
eLearning Projects  
TV and Radio broadcast
COMMERCIAL
Message On-Hold/IVR Telephony
Narration : broadcast, corporate, industrial (and more)
Explainer and whiteboard animation videos
Promos PSAs...
…and most, ANY type of Voice Over you can think of. 

As a former IMAX trained technician, I have leaned heavily on my audio skills to tune my space and signal chain so that your projects come out crisp and clean every time.

So, what are you waiting for? Get in touch for a quote!

Training and Education
Voiceover training with excellent VO coaches:  Lau Lapides, Wren Ross , Gabby Nistico, Marc Cashman.
Three Years as  Science researcher, host, podcaster, editor (mainly, I did the whole thing) for Public Radio production of SciWorks Radio
Certificate in Theater at Forsyth Tech
Bachelor’s in Geology and Integrated Sciences from Guilford College.

Some Clients
TDK, Popular Mechanics, Zeiss, Sprint / Softbank, Fidelity Investments, Freshworks, Evergy, Microsoft, Boeing, Walmart, United States Air Force, U.S. Army, Coca-cola, Hilton Hotels, McAfee Secure, Nissan, Cigna Insurance, Liberty Mutual, U.S. Xpress, Dana, Philip Morris International, Endo Pharmaceuticals, American Association for the Advancement of Science / AAAS

Equipment / Studio
My studio is equipped with a SENNHEISER 416 microphone (and a Telefunkin CU-29 tube-driven microphone on standby), linked Universal Audio Apollo X6 and Apollo Twin MK II interfaces, and a WhisperRoom with state of the art soundproofing and acoustical treatment.

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Hello, I’m Amrit Sandhu, a 4-time One Voice award nominee British voice-over artist. I am a fresh voice with over 5 years of experience.

I can deliver gentle, friendly, conversational video narration voice-overs in up to 24 hours, depending on your needs.

I was born and raised in London and finished university here, too. This means that you will get an authentic and true British English accent. I use a professional sound-proofed studio that features BBC-worthy broadcast quality equipment. 

If you hire me, I promise to:
Study and apply your directions carefully to the voice over.
Read and analyse your script to learn what kind of voice you need.
Record your read in a professional sound-proofed studio with BBC-approved professional equipment.
Edit, master, and format all the work to the highest possible standard.
Depending on the gig, I can offer 24-hour delivery.

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