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Atlanta Reporter/Correspondent Covering crime, politics, health in Atlanta

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Felipe is an Emmy award-winning producer. He is a bilingual and bicultural producer, director, filmmaker, artist, musician & writer creating content both in English and Spanish. Felipe is also the Co-Founder, CEO and Executive Producer/Director of his own production company, IGNI Productions, and his online channel for the arts thegchannel.com. For the last 20 years, Felipe has been producing outstanding high quality storytelling at CNN. Most recently, Felipe worked as Supervising Features Producer at the CNN Vision team in Atlanta, creating special and sponsored programming. Within the unit, he led and managed a team of storytellers in Atlanta and Miami with passion, inspiring and empowering them to fulfill their own creative potential. He also worked in several countries with colleagues, anchors, correspondents and freelancers to get high quality stories on TV, digital and social media. At the same time, he managed budgets and financial forecasts for different shows. He has received several awards and lately has been a guest speaker in film & TV production conferences. Felipe Barral is a storyteller who expresses himself in many ways –through his visual works (documentaries, films, video/art installations & TV shows), his music (both as a performer and composer), his art (painting and photography) and his writing (he’s a poet and a journalist) . He is also a multicultural journalist with a Masters degree in Philosophy. As a filmmaker, Felipe explores and experiments with the audio visual language to create projects that capture the dangerous path of a creative human venture. Listening to the heartbeat of life he thinks in images, syllables and pigments. He talks in music, words and colors. He speaks the visual language that our modern culture understands. He has released 6 short films (The Book of Life, Inhabit, PIXEL, Desire, Dust House and touchME: Dida); short and long format documentaries (including Louvre Atlanta); 3 books of poetry (Múrberon, El Libro de Isamar and Aion); has composed several original scores for silent films and documentaries (including Nosferatu, Metropolis and CNN’s Filling the Blank among others); has done several multimedia installations (including Fire Woman among others); and has performed live both in Chile and the United States. Felipe has taught his “Creative Production Philosophy & Style” to producers, reporters and colleagues from CNNE, CNNI and HLN; and he also teaches it to children and young storytellers in an international school in Atlanta, which led him to be recognized with Time Warner’s Richard D. Parsons Community Impact Award in 2014. In 2010 Felipe produced, directed, filmed (second camera) and wrote the acclaimed Alzheimer’s documentary “Filling the Blank” for CNN International’s World Untold Stories show. He also did a version in Spanish for CNN en Español. Both premiered in 2011. In 2011 Felipe also produced, directed and wrote the special documentary film “Crescendo – la música es vida” (Crescedo - why music is life), the first time CNNE blended fiction with reality in a documentary/film style. The film was released in 500 movie theatres in the US before being broadcasted on CNN. Between 2003 and 2012 Felipe produced and hosted the live weekly segment Juego de Palabras in the show Encuentro on CNN en Español. And between 2006 and 2012 Felipe produced, directed, hosted, filmed and edited almost 300 Juego de Palabras short stories and 4 special shows focused on arts, culture and entertainment. In a special collaboration between thegchannel.com and artsatl.com, Felipe has continue to tell stories related to entertainment in Atlanta. And has continue to inspire audiences around the world with outstanding, thought-provoking and engaging content for different platforms and ubiquitous screens. Always with freedom to push to envelope, Felipe has been working all his life with an entrepreneurial state of mind designed to tell great stories in a fearless way, aiming to achieve high quality and looking at limitations as windows of opportunities. Through his creative point of view, and in collaboration with his own production company, we welcome the opportunity to tell your stories.

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In March 1993 Troy Thomas founded Inertia Films. Cients like Procter & Gamble, and daily news magazine programs including Inside Edition, American Journal, Entertainment Tonight, and Extra. Inertia Films grew in visibility after landing a two and a half year project shooting the reality-based program Real Stories of the Highway Patrol. Other reality show credits now include Auction Kings, Say Yes to the Dress Atlanta, House Hunters and The Amazing Race. September 1996 saw Thomas move the Inertia Films’ headquarters to Atlanta, Georgia to leverage the post-Olympic boom that the city was experiencing. In 1999 Inertia Films added their first digital, post-production suite.Calendar year 2003 brought Inertia Films a Southeast Regional Emmy Award for our camera work on “Forgiven for Life,” the life story of David Berkowitz formerly known as the “Son of Sam.” Inertia Films’ staff has now won 125+ aw

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Keith Terrell is a director, writer and producer whose credits include music videos, commercials, television, film and live broadcast productions. Over the past several years, the Los Angeles native has gained a wealth of experience working alongside some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry as a First Assistant Director. Most notably, he was Ava Duvernay’s A.D. for the groundbreaking Jay Z music video/short film Family Feud. Keith has also run sets for other top-selling artists, including T.I., Tyga and Blake Shelton. As Keith’s reel continues to grow, he’s placed a special focus on creating engaging content that showcases the diversity of minority communities--highlighting strong, positive images that debunk many outdated media stereotypes. His first narrative film, Penny For Your Thought, centers on the harsh reality that domestic violence can have on a girl who witnesses her mother’s abusive relationship and tries to intervene. He hopes to bring awareness to the epidemic and encourage those in abusive relationships to get help. It premiered at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood in 2016. His latest project, Raincoat is now streaming on Amazon Prime and deals with the harsh realities of many young black mails in the inner city who are searching for their identity while being courted by many vices and evils. In addition to his professional goals, Keith has a personal goal of helping the next generation of content creators. Knowing that many inner-city kids don’t have exposure to entertainment industry careers, he began teaching film at New Earth, an L.A. High School for troubled teens. He plans to expand his efforts by setting up a continuation program that teaches students how to apply for roles “on set” and build successful careers.

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Mr. Bacon is originally from Detroit Michigan. Mr. Bacon attended Talladega College as a Physics Major from 1975 to 1977. He later transferred to the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) where he obtained a BA in communications with a special emphasis in Public Relations and Broadcasting in 1979. He later earned an electronic certification from Elkins Electronics institute in Atlanta Georgia and has earned credit hours towards a Masters in Communications from Webster University in St. Louis. Steven’s professional career started in 1981 in Atlanta with the launch of CNN and later CNN Headline News where he was the 3rd engineer hired for the Headline News Network. A total of five (5) years was spent at Turner Broadcasting working between CNN, Headline News, TBS and WTBS. In 1985 Steven moved to Washington DC to work at WTTG channel 5 which eventually became a FOX owned and operated station where he spent eight (8) years. Steven functioned in the engineering department working both i

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Mario Eugene Page is a native of the Midwest, born outside of Detroit, raised in Indianapolis and Chicago. He started his undergraduate education at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and later earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio/TV/Film from Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, GA. In 1994, he started his television career in Broadcast Journalism as a Video Editor, and shortly transitioned behind the camera lens a year later. He then worked as a TV News Cameraman for various network affiliate TV stations in Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Chattanooga, and Chicago until late 2006. In 2007, he took the leap of faith, starting his own video production business. This opened the door for more opportunities to work on Documentaries, Reality TV shows, and manage a small list of corporate and network TV news clients. He is a member of the Society of Camera Operators (SOC), National Press Photographer Association (NPPA), National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and his local church. He resides in the metro Atlanta area with his wife, daughter, and three dogs.

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Rod Murphy produces documentary-style video content with Collective Projects for organizations and companies such as Outward Bound, HanesBrand, Mission Health, ESPN, New Belgium Brewing, Amazon Prime, American Express, Western Carolina University, Industries for the Blind, The American Chestnut Foundation and The Biltmore. Rod has won 14 awards for his documentary films. His work has been screened Internationally at film festivals, conferences, on cable television and streaming services. Currently the short doc/web series "Crop to Campus" that Rod produced and directed for HanesBrand is on the festival circuit. https://croptocampus.com/ Rod is currently working on a feature doc about a summer camp for blind and visually impaired teenagers. He produced a short called "Blind Adventure Camp" that toured festivals in 2019. https://ifbsolutions.org/programs-services/blind-adventure-camp-film/ Rod's 4th feature El Chivo screened at film festivals internationally in 2016/2017 and is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. https://www.amazon.com/El-Chivo-Collective-Projects/dp/B079P4V2DX

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Elaine McMillion Sheldon is an Academy Award-nominated, and Emmy and Peabody-winning documentary filmmaker based in Appalachia. She is a 2020 Guggenheim Fellow. Sheldon is the director of two Netflix Original Documentaries - "Heroin(e)" and "Recovery Boys" - that explore America's opioid crisis. "Heroin(e)" was nominated for a 2018 Academy Award and won the 2018 Emmy Award for Outstanding Short Documentary. In May 2020, she released "Tutwiler," a rare and intimate look at motherhood inside one of America's most notorious prisons. "Tutwiler,” a collaboration with The Marshall Project and PBS Frontline, raises questions about how our nation is handling the growing crisis of incarcerated pregnant women, and what happens to their newborns. Her 2019 film "Coal's Deadly Dust" - a PBS Frontline and NPR collaboration - investigates the rise of severe black lung disease among coal miners, and the failure to respond. This joint investigation with NPR's veteran reporter, Howard Berkes, reveals the biggest disease clusters ever documented, and how the industry and the government failed to protect miners. "Coal's Deadly Dust" was nominated for a 2020 Writers Guild of America (WGA) Award, a 2019 Peabody Award, and two 2020 News & Documentary Emmy Awards for Outstanding Investigative Report in a Newsmagazine and Best Story in a Newsmagazine. In 2013, she released "Hollow," an interactive documentary that examines the future of rural America through the eyes and voices of West Virginians. Hollow received a Peabody, Emmy nomination and 3rd Prize in the World Press Photo Multimedia Awards. She was named a 2018 USA Fellow by United States Artists, one of the "25 New Faces of Independent Film" by Filmmaker Magazine, and one of "50 People Changing The South" by Southern Living Magazine. In 2016, Chicken & Egg Pictures awarded her with the inaugural "Breakthrough Filmmaker" award. She has been commissioned by Netflix, Frontline PBS, The Center for Investigative Reporting, The New York Times Op-Docs, TEDWomen, Field of Vision, and The Bitter Southerner. Sheldon has appeared on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, Anthony Bourdain's CNN Show Parts Unknown and Meet The Press with Chuck Todd. She's a founding member of All Y'all Southern Documentary Collective. She lives in Knoxville, Tennessee with her husband and filmmaker, Curren Sheldon.

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Thomas Rowell is a photographer and multidisciplinary storyteller, National Geographic Explorer, member of the Explorer’s Club in New York City, Emerging League Member of the International League of Conservation Photographers and a connoisseur of fine chips and salsa. He studied theatre directing at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and soon after had residencies in dance and mask at the Waaw Centre in Sénégal and directing at the Kennedy Center for the performing arts. His first documentary project followed dedicated conservationists working to conserve the critically endangered Álala. He has filmed and photographed conservation efforts with the northern white rhino in Kenya and the US and worked with asian elephants, sloth bears and leopards in India alongside Wildlife SOS India. Most recently he was deploying custom built remote wildlife cameras in Misiones Agentina. Thomas feels most like himself near a stream in the forest somewhere in the mountains.

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After spending nearly a decade working in corporate and wedding cinematography, Michael Dinh is ready to move into a more challenging role where his skills and experience will be more beneficial, such as filmmaking and high-concept commercials. He has the vision and the experience that can take any raw footage and turn them into unforgettable pieces of art. Additionally, he has the ability to envision how scripts should play out during each scene and have the leadership skills to make it happen, especially in the action genre. He has created a number of short films that have proven to be successful, which will give you a good idea of the type of work he is capable of providing. Michael is available to work the hours necessary to ensure that the product comes in on time and under budget. Michael is currently working on his MFA degree in Film and Television at SCAD Atlanta.

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Based in Atlanta, Georgia, I am a Director of Photography and Video Editor with a background in commercial filmmaking, photography, copywriting, and journalism. I’ve had the privilege to work with several high-profile clients, including HGTV, Intel, ESPN, Animal Planet, Tom James Company, and K2 Sports, in my role as a commercial filmmaker and photographer. I offer complete video production services, from script analysis and breakdown to detailed shot listing and location scouting. My services include thorough preproduction planning, full-service camera operation with grip and electric, DIT management, and professional editing. Each project is handled with precision and creativity to bring your vision to life. What drives me is the opportunity to tell compelling stories. I am always on the lookout for projects that offer unique opportunities to bring these stories to life.

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Hi, I have always been a fan of Documentary production. I love capturing LIFE AS IT HAPPENS! I am passionate about my work, and always look to deliver high quality content on time and on spec. I would look to capture subjects that affect diverse communities; as well as fun off beat topics! For over 12 years I have been a Producer/Shooter/Editor. I own/operate a Canon 5DIII (firmware update for raw capture), LED Light kid, Lens, Wireless Lav kit/Shot-gun Mic w/Boom pole, Dolly system, backdrops, & a Mac Edit station. I work(ed) with various companies like Delta, Coca-Cola, Georgia Public Broadcasting, and HGTV to name a few. Meet B'Creative Media https://vimeo.com/70310213 www.Bcreativemedia.net

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Cydney Tucker is a journalist and documentary director/producer currently based in Atlanta, Georgia. She has written, produced, and directed films for a variety of legacy and digital media organizations including CBS News, NBC News, Al Jazeera International, and RYOT. Her latest projects include two films for The New York Times Presents’ Hulu/FX documentary series, and a short film, Rebyrth. Her work has been featured in several festivals including SXSW, New Orleans Film Festival, Indie Memphis Film Festival, and Idlewild Film Festival. She was recently awarded a grant from the Sundance Institute and the International Documentary Association to support her latest project, House of Tulip.

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I am an Atlanta-based documentary photojournalist and multimedia producer available for projects worldwide. The narrative-driven stories I'm most interested in telling relate to sustainability, clean water, and climate change, though I've tackled assignments across many topics and geographies. I am a licensed private pilot and drone operator and certified open water diver for underwater work. Some of the places you've seen my work: Habitat for Humanity International charity:water The Washington Post MSNBC Paste Vox Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Marriott Traveler Good Housekeeping Southern Living Emory Lawyer CNN Member of: North American Nature Photographers Association National Press Photographers Association Audubon Society Master Birder and Trip Leader

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Bill Worley is the filmmaker founder of Two Ears Creative boutique video agency, creating projects ranging from documentaries examining the opioid epidemic to content for such brands as Porsche, Delta Airlines, AT&T, and Mercedes-Benz that have generated tens of millions of views. Shoot on FS7, FS5, cine lenses, and can rent other cameras as projects require. Bill Worley is also an Atlanta based writer and filmmaker who’s been performing live improv comedy since 2008. His sketch comedy videos have garnered millions of views, and he’s had sketch pilots turned in MTVu shows, been featured at SXSW’s Most Creative Videos panel, and was a finalist in ATL Film Festival Short Cuts competition. He taught improv on VH1’s “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle.”

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Jesse owns and operates, Lavender Digital, a video production agency that specializes in corporate, non-profit and small business video. Have a look at our website for our complete portfolio! We've completed hundreds of projects across the US, and service numerous clients each day. Our focus relies not only on the production of a project, but looks longer-term on the overall usage and implementation strategy. Jesse has traveled to nearly every state and 20+ countries filming material for documentaries, short-films, NGOs and businesses. He has worked as a director, producer and DP on most projects and has knowledge of crew, production management, lighting and movement.

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