Discover Top Documentary DPs in Manchester, New Hampshire, USA

Winner of a Student Academy Award and six Emmys, I am a Spanish director, producer, and director of photography based in New York. As a TV producer, I received six Emmy® Awards for my work at the cultural magazine Nueva York (CUNY TV), about Latinos in New York. I am also the co-producer and director of the video content of the transmedia documentary project “Sonic Trace”, produced by Anayansi Diaz-Cortes with support of ITVS, NEA, Cal Humanities, KCRW, AIR, and PBS. As part of this project, I recently finished the documentary "Still Dreaming", which will premiere on PBS. As a director of photography, I have shot several documentary projects, including "Of Kites and Borders" (Dir. Yolanda Pividal, Winner of Best Documentary at the San Diego Film Festival, 2013), “Sloan at 75” (Dir. Lisa Beth Kovetz, 2011, winner of a Communicator Award). With and interest on social issues, I have worked for non-profit organizations in the U.S. and abroad.

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I am a print journalist and aspiring photojournalist based in Boston, with training in radio and video production. I hold Bachelor's degrees in English and Biology from Davidson College and a Master's degree in Science Writing from MIT. I have written stories for New Scientist, Harvard Magazine, MIT Tech Review, EMBLetc, and other online and print publications, and have performed at Storycollider in Boston. I love telling stories about a wide variety of topics, especially anything that involves traveling (I have traveled to every continent except Antarctica, but that's on my list)! My dream assignment would take me to Cuba to get an insider's look at what that country and culture have been like under US sanctions for the last 50 years, so that I can document that way of life before it changes drastically following changing political mandates. I'm looking forward to helping you tell your story!

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I started working as a crime reporter in Rome, Italy, more than 10 years ago. Then I moved to Milan where I was a staff writer at Mediaset and then at Corriere della Sera, the largest daily in Italy. In the seven years I worked at the newspaper I was first covering education for the metro section. When I moved to the online section I covered breaking news as well as social conflict and riots in Italy and Europe. I also reported from Iran and Cuba. In 2013 I produced an award winning documentary Capulcu Voices from Gezi about the protest in Istanbul in Turkey. Also in 2013 I won a full scholarship to attend the MA in Journalism concentration Politics at Columbia University. I graduated in May 2014. After graduation I decided to resign from my position at Corriere and start a career as a freelancer. I have made several trips to Syria and Iraq. I established a relationship with Reuters Foundation and Reuters. I also wrote for Vocativ, Medium and Quartz.

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Michael Premo is an artist, journalist and documentary storyteller. He has created, produced and presented original works of art and media with numerous companies including the Peabody Award winning StoryCorps. He’s a co-creator and Executive Producer of Sandy Storyline (www.sandystoryline.com), a participatory documentary that collects and shares stories about the impact of Hurricane Sandy on our neighborhoods, our communities and our lives. The project won the inaugural Transmedia Award from the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival. With Andrew Stern he shot and is producing/directing a photo exhibit and film called Water Warriors, documenting a Canadian First Nation's struggle to protect their water. His radio documentaries have been broadcast internationally and his photography has appeared in numerous outlets including Left Turn, The Village Voice, The New York Times, Narrative,ly, and Het Parool (Holland).

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Jeremy Xido is a filmmaker whose work has taken him around the world in an exploration of complex issues of community and personal identity. Originally from Detroit, Jeremy graduated cum laude in Painting and Comparative Literature from Columbia University. Since 2003 he has been the artistic co-director of CABULA6, which was voted “company of the year 2009” by Europe’s Ballettanz, and awarded “Outstanding Artist of the Year 2010” by the Austrian Ministry of the Arts. Jeremy’s award-winning feature documentary DEATH METAL ANGOLA has screened at more than 70 film festivals. His three-part solo stage performance THE ANGOLA PROJECT, developed with funding from the European Union was found by the NY Times to be “marvelously quixotic…intimate yet informed by sweeping issues surrounding class, race and identity.” A selection performed at TEDx Fulbright can be viewed at http://youtu.be/RblakAuoG8c. Fluent in English, German, Spanish, and Portuguese and is based in Harlem, New York City

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At school, Bennett discovered his first loves, drama and painting. However, he didn't enjoy acting as much as devising the scripts and painting was a lonely endeavour and an under-appreciated art form. After school, Bennett's appreciation for social sciences lead him to a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Durham University where he had time to start messing around with cameras. All of a sudden, filmmaking seemed the perfect fit for his lifelong passion. He suddenly had the freedom to use his creative sensibilities to bring life to real world stories. Bennett currently works freelance in a range of production disciplines including advertising, documentary, music videos and film. He has worked for commercial clients such as Arla, Guinness and Johnnie Walker and has made video journalism content for ITV and the Daily Telegraph. His recent film, 'A Man and His Horse,' was awarded Best Short Doc at the LA Cinema Festival of Hollywood.

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I was born in the industrial city Chelyabinsk, Siberian part of Russia. My hometown made the headlines in 2013 as a city, where the Meteor fall down. I have a Bachelor degree in Journalism from Russia and a Master's degree in Journalism from City University of New York. I am passionate about storytelling and i have been involved into video production on all its stages. From researching and pitching stories, to shooting, producing, editing and delivering the final product. I've worked on a lot of diverse projects ranging from purely broadcast style to self-narrative online videos. The past years i learned all the nuances of the web storytelling. I master my skills every day by working part time as a camera operator and watching frame-by-frame those videos i consider to be masterpieces. Most of all i like reporting on socially important issues or inspiring character driven stories that might help to change one's life.

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I'm an ex-communications consultant-turned freelancer. I've got loads of experience in documentary films - from short form to feature, as well as working on a number of music videos. I work mostly as an editor, but if you ask me I think editors are the real story-tellers in the film world! I've got a passion for travel, and have lived abroad in both the United Kingdom (4 years) and Norway (1 year). I love cross cultural stories, especially ones that involve art. I write for a digital film magazine called Verite (www.veritefilmmage.com) and love the idea that learning about and experiencing art should be an open opportunity for everyone in this world - art is how we tell our stories and experience our shared histories and it couldn't be more important to living in a harmonious, multi-cultural world community. I'm currently based just outside NYC, working as a freelance editor and film journalist and constantly on the look-out for new video journalism opportunities.

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I started my career as a broadcast journalist, but realized that today small format video is the place to be. I created Emmy Award winning nonfiction television programming -- from traditional documentaries and news reports, to narrative driven real-life stories and magazine-show segments. At the same time, I was the creative force behind engaging and involving cross-platform videos. Besides developing and producing programming for PBS, ABC, CBS, Discovery and HBO, I also have extensive business media experience. That includes Video News Releases and digital video projects, distributed worldwide, geared to both professional and general audiences. Clients included Johnson & Johnson, Edelman Communications, Novartis, Vanderbilt University, Trinity Television and Save the Children. Essentially, I am a storyteller, and I love what I do. I use the experiences of unique, empathetic characters to tell stories that captivate and engage audiences. Its a skill that has taken me across the United States and around the world, with extensive periods of time spent in China. Still, you often find the best stories just down the block...

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Arseni is a New York-based filmmaker, cinematographer, editor and colorist. His works include award-winning feature films THE HUNTER (dir. Bakur Bakuradze), SIBERIA. MONAMOUR (dir. Slava Ross, distributed by Luc Besson), SHULTES (dir. Bakur Bakuradze, the documentary PUSSY RIOT: A PUNK PRAYER, other documentary and narrative films. His most recent editorial feature-length work is THE NOTORIOUS MR. BOUT documentary (Arseni also has additional camera and colorist credits), premiered at Sundance Film Festival, 2014. He has a cinematography credit for the documentaries MARINA’S HOUSE, THE TALE OF CALICO INDIANS (in post production), YOUTH PHILHARMONIC (in post production) and many short films and commercials. Arseni has recently directed short narrative films DOWNSTATE (2015) and EL DORADO (2015).

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Amanda Kowalski - Director/Producer /Editor West Virginia native, Amanda Kowalski (Forge Photography and Film) is a cinematographer, director, and editor with a background in documentary photography. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, NPR.org, CBS Sunday Morning, National Geographic Online, and Discovery among others. Some of her clients have included Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad Ensemble, MIT, Harvard University, the American Psychological Association, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Amanda is also an established musician. Prior to her career in photography and film she toured and recorded with many notable performers including the Grammy Award winning musicians, Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn. Additionally she co-founded the Grammy nominated band, Della Mae.

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I like telling hidden, character-driven stories with a video camera. I have a passion for people and a dedication to excellence. I've been doing journalism since I was 10 years old and there's not enough I could learn about the art of telling stories. After graduating from the University of Alabama with a degree in telecommunication and film with a focus on sports broadcasting, I decided to share my passion with future generations as a 2013 Teach For America corps member where I taught 7th grade for two years. I am a Master's of Journalism Candidate at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University where I am grateful to be able to focus on documentary storytelling. I've produced videos with social justice, sports, music/entertainment, and political themes. I'm appreciative of my past experiences and excited for what's next.

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Reiley is a freelance video editor and cinematographer based in Brooklyn, New York. With a passion for documentary storytelling, she creates emotional and honest stories about the people, places and companies that connect us all. She has worked for the New York Women's Foundation, George Lange Studio, the International Women’s Health Coalition, Encore.org, and Talking Eyes Media on projects ranging from business vignettes to event coverage to describing the conflict between humans and wildlife in Kenya. Prior to pursuing a freelance career, Reiley worked as a staff photographer at the Gillette News Record in Gillette, Wyo. Reiley graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2010 with a degree in photojournalism and a double minor in chemistry and biology. To view examples of her work, please visit: reileywooten.com

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Hello, My name is Michael Tomczyk. I have been in the media/TV industry for more than a decade. Most of that time was spent at NBC in NYC where I filled a variety of roles in many different platforms for many brands in their portfolio. I'm currently working as a Freelance Field Producer/Shooter/Editor not only in broadcast but also within the digital space. I have traveled extensively throughout the United States as well as outside of the country Producing, Shooting, and Editing original content. I own all of my own HD cameras, lighting, audio, and editing gear. I am a professional, mobile production studio. My website, MikeTom.net has my detailed resume and video reel. I look forward to discussing a possible professional relationship with your organization. Thank you, Michael Tomczyk

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My name is Andreas and I am an artist, filmmaker and photographer exploring the creation of conscious media that helps shift our collective awareness back to Nature, to our hearts and to love. The modern storytelling mediums of Film and Photography have a profound capacity to bring us together in remembering our shared humanity, our connection with all beings, and our collective responsibility to heal ourselves and this beautiful planet. The intention of my work is to offer breath to the ember inside each of us that fuels our deepest excitement and capacity for healing, curiosity, creative expression, connection and love. I offer my creative services to individuals, artists, and organizations in a collaborative process to express the highest essence of what is wanting to be shared. I look forward to connecting with you!

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Tom Bentey is a Jersey boy made good. Tom grew up in Edison, New Jersey and spent his summers at the Jersey Shore. He studied English at Rutgers, and acted in several student films and plays. Tom’s new found passion for acting changed his path in life, as he went on to act in many Off-Broadway plays and independent films. After three years of being in front of the camera, Tom developed an interest in directing and began to write his own screenplays.Tom enrolled in the Masters of Arts program in Media Studies at The New School in New York City, to hone his newfound interest in the art and craft of filmmaking. It is at the New School, where Tom wrote, directed and starred in his first feature length film “At The Jersey Shore“. His directorial debut went on to screen at national film festivals and received international Cable VOD, iTunes, Amazon.com distribution in 2012.

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Mia Sorensen is a digital storyteller. She started her career working for the Emmy Award winning, Daily Show with Jon Stewart and BAFTA award winning series Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends. After 10 years of working producing and directing commercial work for brands such as Disney, Sony, Kodak, Bacardi and Mercedes she returned to documentary work. She joined the Digital team for Barack Obama’s successful, Webby award winning re-election campaign in 2012. She created some of the highest viewed short form documentaries for the campaign. Most recently, She was part of the Emmy award winning production team of Years of Living Dangerously, a documentary series on climate change for Showtime, docu-series editor on Death Row Stories (Jigsaw/CNN), Weediquette (Vice), and Aspireist (MSNBC) and creating short form documentary on gun violence for Marie Claire and Cosmopolitan.

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Catherine is a writer and director making work that ignites social and political change through both live and recorded mediums. She independently produces fictional, and factual film – including client based marketing projects through media production company, Film Unbound. Catherine has 10 years experience in all stages of production and is adept at executing a project from research and development through shooting to editing and delivery. Catherine utilizes her journalistic skills by writing for a variety of outlets including The Independent, Stay Work Play NH and New England Film, among others. Born in Scotland, and now living in New Hampshire, USA Catherine has traveled extensively, and lived for a time in New Zealand. You can follow her practice, as well as her passion for cooking, knitting and planning her next travel adventure on Instagram and Twitter via @MakeCreateMore

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I am a shooter, producer, director, editor and shooter. I've worked in capacities from a one-man crew in war zones to the director of branded series with large crews. I specialized in serialized storytelling for online media. My work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, National Geographic, Buzzfeed World, Global Post, Engadget, TechCrunch and quite a few other spots. I'm based in Brooklyn, but I've traveled widely. I covered the conflict in Eastern Ukraine for The Times the last two years. I was the Visuals Editor for Southern California Public Radio in my last full-time venture, where I built the desk from scratch and launched a visuals blog. I know how to light an interview or a scene. I can also be my own sound engineer. I speak Russian, and I've spent enough time in Israel and Iraq to be able to ask around in Arabic.

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Shawn Baldwin is a documentary filmmaker, photographer and multimedia journalist based in Berkeley, California. His work is published in The New York Times, Stern, Newsweek, Time Magazine, Vanity Fair, Bloomberg Businessweek and The New York Times Magazine. Shawn lived in the Middle East for more than a decade covering war in Iraq, revolutions in Egypt and Libya, and the growing influence of hardline Islam across the Arab world. He has worked throughout the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe on stories. He is the recipient of the 2016 Dorothea Lange Fellowship and has won several awards including Magazine Portrait & Personality in the Best of Photojournalism competition for his work in Afghanistan. Shawn studied documentary filmmaking at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. His first documentary film "After the Revolution" will premiere this year.

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