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Born and raised in a Puerto Rican-Moroccan household in Brooklyn, I was exposed to the power of food at an early age. My mom likes to say I learned how to cook scrambled eggs at the age of 3, which gives a glimpse into my love of cooking, and how well my parents shared their love of cooking with their children. Growing up in a vibrant and diverse community, I was exposed to different cultures and communities my entire childhood. Food was the gateway to learning more about the traditions that were so different, yet similar, to the ones I took part in. Stories, connections, and memories shared over home-cooked meals exposed me to the world- while spotlighting what made me feel good, inside and out. There is power in nourishing our bodies and I want to help others gain a sense of that power in the kitchen and at the table. I hope to share a glimpse into the meals that make me feel at home, safe, wherever I may be.

• Digital Content Creator
• Social Media Producer

I’m a photographer, cinematographer, filmmaker and visual storyteller with a focus on human rights issues and social justice. I have over 27 years of experience in photography, filmmaking and storytelling with a Master of Arts in Media Studies and a Certificate in Documentary Studies from The New School. I also hold a Certificate in Filmmaking and Directing from NYU, and a BFA in Photography from Rochester Institute of Technology. I have worked extensively in the areas of cinematography, documentary filmmaking, photojournalism and advertising. I have lectured and taught in several universities in New York City and abroad and have won multiple awards in both the United States and internationally for my films and photo exhibitions. My short film “Dance Horse” won the best experimental film at the Americas Film Festival in New York City. I have collaborated as a cinematographer on multiple award-winning projects such as “Cuba in Africa” a short documentary about the untold story of Cuba helping to end colonial rule and apartheid in South Africa, “Pink Boy”, a webby award-winning short documentary film on the life of a gender creative boy, “Nefertiti’s Daughters” which premiered worldwide at the prestigious Aspenshorts Film Festival, and “Miss Tibet: Beauty in Exile”, which made its world premiere at the DOC NYC film festival. I’m currently a Part-Time Associate Professor of Filmmaking at The New School, a Visual Storytelling Instructor for the Oral History MA program at Columbia University and a Part-time adjunct faculty at FIT in the Photography & Film departments. I also work as an independent contractor in filmmaking and photojournalism for clients such as the Associated Press Television Network at the United Nations, Kuwait TV and Elkhbariya TV. Currently, I’m specializing in cinematography and filmmaking with drones.

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Drone Operator
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Gaffer
• Grip
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Product Photographer
• TV News Producer
• Production Assistant

With a rich career that spans video game programming to landscape design to producing indie films, Dawn commands formidable project management and creative skill sets. Dawn is principal manager of Blue Cormorant, LLC, a production company formed to augment other teams with a wide range of production and postproduction services. She previously founded the multi-disciplinary design consultancy Zizzia, Inc. in 2011 before returning to Harvard in 2014 for her ALB, and winning the Annamae and Allen R. Crite Prize for dedication to learning and the arts in 2018. She also studied filmmaking as a Special Student at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University, in affiliation with the Committee on Film & Visual Studies. In her spare time, she covers community events for local access cable television, makes art films, wallows around in swamps photographing birds, writes about visual literacy and photojournalism ethics, herds cats, and makes garden space for plants that follow her home. Still portfolio http://www.dawnepstein.com

• Drone Operator
• Motion Graphics Designer
• Production Coordinator / Crewing
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Landscape Photographer
• Production Assistant
• Colorist

Award-Winning DP / Cinematographer / Videographer / Camera Operator MY KIT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14YppUbLeWM1AGe_WgmthPDu9VJueSDvPdKt9vrctF6k/edit?usp=sharing WEBSITE: http://www.WeisswomanProduction.com CREDITS: http://imdb.com/name/nm2363120/ I own and film with many 4K/HD video cameras (CANON EOS C70, C300 II, SONY FS7, A7SIII, A7III, Sony ENG PMW-200 ), a slew of nice lenses, tripods, gimbal, lighting, sound, etc. I also use other cameras such as the Arri Alexa Mini LF. Sony FX9, FX6, CANON EOS C500 II, C300 III, Black Magic Cameras (BMCC), and more. I'm professional, creative, reliable, and nice to work with. I love my work telling stories through every frame -- a magical mix of artistic vision, science, and empathy! I work as a local in - - The Boston area and around Massachusetts (MA) - New York / NYC - Providence, Rhode Island / RI; - New Hampshire / NH - Northeast region and New England, where I have friends and family. Please reach me at x LynnWeissman18 AT gmail DOT com - DP / Cinematographer/ Cam Op. Occasional Gaffer/Grip/Swing, AC - Documentary, narrative, corporate, non-profit, interview, educational/training, promos, art and artists, performances, experimental films, narrative, etc. My narrative, documentary, commercial, non-profit, and event work has aired internationally and won dozens of festival awards including the Telly Awards, Muse Awards. Videographer Awards, and the Creative Spirit Foundation Awards.

• Documentary DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Commercial DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Grip
• Digital Content Creator
• Gaffer
• HD Live Operator
• Full-Service Live Production
• Production Company

Samantha Schutz is a Director of Photography, Producer and Editor working across independent and commercial projects, from feature documentaries to network shows, web series, and children’s television. Recent projects include producing and shooting Ashton Kutcher’s Going From Broke for Flicker Filmworks Productions, shooting a documentary on The Drum Major Coalition for The Martin Luther King Center, shooting a pilot for the docu-reality series All Hands on Deck starring Debrah Messing, and shooting for The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Sam was Senior Producer and DP for the Martha Stewart brand’s Everyday Food YouTube Channel, growing it to well over 1 million subscribers; the channel’s show Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph that Samantha produced and shot won a James Beard award. Samantha was Co-Executive Producer and Director on the Cooking Channel show Log On and Eat with Eden Grinshpan; and she co-created, produced, and directed the Cooking Channel's Eden Eats. Other projects include: shooting a pilot episode for Discovery Plus and Magnolia Network titled From Grandma with Love, directing for OXO's Chef in Residence campaign hosted by Eden Grinshpan, and producing the livestream At Home for the Holidays with Gordon Ramsay for Stage TEN productions. ​Additional credits include producing and shooting a 360VR viewing room featuring A Guided Tour of the Magnolia Market with Chip and Joanna Gaines, shooting a special for ABC Nightline News titled Death with Dignity, and shooting for Biz Kid$, a public television series about financial education and entrepreneurship for a pre-teen audience. Samantha creates digital media content on a wide range of industry leading formats, her work seamlessly finds a vision for any story whether it’s for television and documentaries, branded and integrated content for the web, or Livestream and 360VR. AWARDS: Kitchen Conundrums James Beard Award Winner; Martha Stewart Facebook Live Webby Award Winner

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Drone Operator
• Digital Content Creator
• Commercial DP
• Corporate Videographer
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Series Producer / Show Runner
• Field Producer

Jezz Chung is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York City, exploring the intersection of personal transformation and collective change. With a background in movement, performance, healing justice, and community organizing, Chung blends elements of their personal history as an autistic, disabled, multiply neurodivergent, queer, Korean American into their work to explore accessible, equitable, liberated futures. They have been featured internationally in Paper Mag, Vogue Italia, and Spain’s El País, they’ve written for Washington Post and i-D, and were named a Pride 30 honoree by Logo TV and a mental health advocate by Made of Millions. They were a featured artist for 1969 Gallery's "Pure Joy: 14 Disabled Visual and Performance Artists" curated by Chella Man and have a book with Chronicle Books due Spring 2024 titled THIS WAY TO CHANGE. You can follow their journey @jezzchung on social media and learn more about their work at jezzchung.com.

• Audio Storyteller
• Social Media Producer
• Creative Director

Maia Szalavitz is the author of the New York Times bestseller Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction, which was recognized by the National Institute on Drug Abuse with its 2018 Media Award. Her book, Help at Any Cost: How the Troubled Teen Industry Cons Parents and Hurts Kids was the first to expose the damage caused by the “tough love” business that dominates adolescent addiction treatment. She has written for numerous publications from High Times to the New York Times, including TIME, the Washington Post, the Guardian, VICE, Scientific American, and the Atlantic— and she is author or co-author of five other books. With Bruce D. Perry, MD, PhD, she co-wrote the classic work on child trauma, The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog and also Born for Love: Why Empathy Is Essential— And Endangered. She has won awards from the Drug Policy Alliance, the American Psychological Association and the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology for her 30 years of groundbreaking writing on addiction, drug policy and neuroscience.

• Reporter / Journalist

I'm a freelancer who lives in Brooklyn, and I have a lot of experience working on smaller and/or corporate video sets as a PA, AC, or any other support-type unit, as I get the most satisfaction out of working behind the scenes in various settings. I love doing whatever I can to help other people enact their visions or just help things go as smoothly and efficiently as possible. I've spent a lot of my life supporting and assisting people, whether it be on tv/film sets, in my church, or in my own home (my mom's a doctor with a lot on her plate), and I'm more than willing to do any job, big or small, that makes it easier for other people to better focus on their jobs. If I see someone that has a lot on their plate, I enjoy doing what I can to make that plate a little less stuffed for them. I aspire to make comfortable environments where people are free to be themselves and work to the best of their abilities without anything impeding them. Simply put, I'm a team player that loves to help other people succeed, and I'm willing to learn/do whatever it takes to help make that happen.

• Production Assistant

Matvey Kulakov is an award-winning editor, composer and sound designer. Our New President, Matvey’s first feature as editor, premiered at Sundance 2018 where it won a Special Jury Award for Editing. The short version of the film was released by Field of Vision in 2017 and was a Vimeo Staff Pick. Working as sound designer and composer, Matvey collaborated with the art collective Pussy Riot on multiple live performances and installations. As a member of Third Party Films, a NY-based film production company, Matvey has worked on several feature documentaries including The Truth About Killer Robots (2018 - HBOMax/ TIFF premiere) about the perils of automation, The Conspiracy (2022) (DTLA Film Festival 2023 - best editing), an animated feature about the history of conspiracy theories and antisemitism starring Liev Schreiber, Jason Alexander and Lake Bell, and How to Rob Banks For Dummies (post-production - 2024) about the performance artist Joe Gibbons. The Lakota Daughters (2020), a 30 min short that Matvey edited, has played dozens of festivals and received numerous awards. Most recently, Matvey edited and animated The Town That Shot the Sheriff, a film about a successful rebellion led by a group of upstate New Yorkers against the building of a natural gas pipeline on their land. In addition, Matvey has edited numerous teasers and sizzle reels. Matvey is known for his dynamic editing, layered sound work, and a strong narrative sense.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Sound Designer
• Music Composer
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Non-Fiction Film Director

MD ARIFUL ISLAM Sterling, VA   *   Email: x   * Phone: x   CAREER OBJECTIVE: Seeking a challenging position in creative industries (specially as as an camera person /DOP /visualizer and reporter /broadcaster /producer )as I can learn and add some value.   PROFILE: With over 10 years of experience, of which 10 of those years were gained both domestic and overseas,  I have the availability to work as a team member of any production team & I am well acquainted with the camera & Direction team in every desired sector mentioned below.   EXPERIENCE Fairfax public access completed course on Studio camera & outdoor camera Worked as an volunteer camera person with FPA (Fairfax public Access ) production team . Team member /Producer /Broadcaster NRB Connect.TV(A Bangla community television from USA from (2016 -2020) Founder Walk to serenity A startup organization on mental health support (producer tv program-“mental health matters “   * THE PAGES FASHION MAGAZINE,  Dhaka, Bangladesh Executive Editor......................................................................................January 2015-2016   * ASIAN TELEVISION, Dhaka, Bangladesh Chief Operating Officer ...........................................................................January 2014-2016   * GB TELEVISION, Dhaka, Bangladesh Head of Business Development................................................................January 2013 -2014   * ATN EVENTS, Dhaka, Bangladesh Senior Producer (Events and activation).................................................January 2012-2013   * OMZ COMMUNICATION, Dhaka, Bangladesh Project Manager........................................................................................January 2011-2012   * STV US, Dhaka, Bangladesh Free lance Producer (program, Marketing and events)...........................January 2008-2009   * TELEPRESS LTD, Dhaka, Bangladesh Senior Manager (Customer services and events).................................January 2007-2008   * DE COORDINATOR LTD, Dhaka, Bangladesh Creative Planner (admin, customer care and events).........................  January 2006-2007      EDUCATION * Ispahani Public School and College, Chittagong, Bangladesh Secondary School Certificate (Humanities/Arts) 2001   * Govt. commerce College, Chittagong , Bangladesh Higher Secondary Education (Business Studies) 2003   * Darul Ehsan university, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bachelor's (English) 2011     SKILLS * Actively Volunteered United Nations71st General Assembly 2016 * A Red Cross Crescent Volunteer since 2001 * Well acquainted with Red Crescent and First aid training * Senior Patrol leader at Ispahani public school Scout team 1999 * Achieved Chartered President of Leo Club International Dist 315 B-4           References available upon request. Employment Eligibility: Authorized to work in the US for any employee.(permanent resident)

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Creative Director
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Field Producer
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• TV News Producer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Full-Service Live Production
• Fixer
• Production Assistant

I'm a DP/Cinematographer and Video Editor/ Motion Designer based in Brooklyn, NY, If you've got a minute, check out my reel. You'll find a mix of gigs, from run-and-gun adventure documentaries like The Journey of a Winter 46’er and Gears and Gasoline to my narrative more stylized work like JADE and Endpoint. With a degree in Communication and Media Studies, I've been in the industry for over 8 years. I've worked as a DP, Camera Op, Gaffer, and Video editor, and even done a bit of Animation work as well. So amiable to help out in any areas of production you might need. My Red Epic W is my weapon of choice, and I've worked with most industry cameras, gimbals, and lighting. I pride myself in quick setups and strikes, nailing the focus pull, and bringing some serious resourcefulness to the set. On the Post side, I've had 6 years of experience Editing and Animating Narrative and Social content for Brands and companies across NYC like Morgan Stanley, Slack, Bloomberg, 92y and more. My passion is crafting visuals that not only look beautiful but tell a story that sticks. I thrive on tight schedules, love a challenge, and live for those "aha" moments on set.

• Motion Graphics Designer
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Corporate Videographer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Commercial DP
• Drone Operator
• Creative Director
• Production Assistant
• Colorist
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Product Photographer
• Landscape Photographer
• Event Photographer
• Music Composer
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Gaffer
• Portrait Photographer
• Social Media Producer
• Content Strategist
• Post-Production Manager
• Animator / Visual Effects Artist
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Video Editor - News

Ryan Christopher Jones is Mexican-American photojournalist and anthropologist originally from Central California, currently living in Cambridge, MA. He is a regular contributor to The New York Times, ProPublica and The Washington Post, and often works on stories of labor, environment and migration across the United States and Mexico. Two of his 2021 collaborations with the Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism examined the nebulous politics of water in California’s Central Valley. Other recent work also includes in-depth reporting during the Covid-19 pandemic in New York City and Boston, the overdose crisis, NYC housing crisis, and economic mobility. He has written about the ethics of photojournalism in two 2018 op-eds for The New York Times, “How Photography Exploits the Vulnerable” and “The Deja Vu of Mass Shootings.” In 2022-23 he was a judge for the Pulitzer Prizes and was also awarded the American Mosaic Journalism Prize for his coverage on under-reported communities across the U.S. He is currently a PhD student in Social Anthropology at Harvard University, where he will continue to study the political ecology of water, space and power in California, with a focus on the ways that Latinx and farmworker communities are responding to climate devastation across the Western United States.

• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Portrait Photographer
• Reporter / Journalist

Nawang Tsering Gurung is a consultant, translator, speaker, and tour specialist originally from the Himalayan region of Mustang in Nepal and now based in New York City. Nawang is the founder and coordinator of the oral history project Voices of the Himalayas: Language, Culture and Belonging in Immigrant New York, which has been documenting the languages, cultures, social histories, folklore and community life of Himalayan New Yorkers. He is also founder and director of Yulha Fund, a non-profit dedicated to ensuring sustainable livelihoods and improving access to education and healthcare in the Himalayan communities of Nepal. Nawang served as a translator and assistant on the National Geographic documentaries “Himalayan Megaquake” and “Cave People of the Himalayas.” He also has extensive experiences as a research assistant for Sienna Craig, an anthropologist at Dartmouth College, working in both Mustang and New York. He is the co-author on several presentations and publications based on this work and co-author of the book “Dogyab: Rituel Tibetain de Conjuration du Mal” (in French), a study of Bön religion in Nepal.

• Fixer
• Translator

Gabriella A. Moses is an award-winning director, writer, and production designer based in Brooklyn, NY. She is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Her latest short films Sticky Fingers and Leche are currently playing the festival circuit. Her award-winning thesis film Las Mañanitas has played at numerous international film festivals winning Best Ensemble Cast, Production Design and Score at NYU's First Run Film Festival and Best Film at the Katra Film Fest Series. Her production design work has been featured across top film festivals across the globe including Sundance, Toronto, Tribeca and SXSW. Her clients include VOGUE, Estée Lauder, Instagram, Google, Casper, Target, Walmart, Keystone, Bombas and Capsule Pharmacy to name a few. Gabriella was selected by the Hispanic Coalition of NY as one of their 2015 Rising Latino Stars. She also served as a Shadow Director for the 2015 ABC Diversity Showcase. Gabriella is currently developing her directorial debut feature, Leche, which has received support from 2016 Sundance Institute’s Creative Producing Lab, the 2017 NYWIFT "From Script to Pre-Production" Workshop, 2018 Sundance Screenwriter's Intensive, 2018 Tribeca Film Institute All Access Lab and 2018 . Gabriel Figueroa Film Fund program. She most recently was a TFI x Chanel Through Her Lens Fellow. Principal photography on Leche is scheduled for summer 2021. She believes in sharing stories with underrepresented protagonists that test viewer’s perceptions of identity and their imaginations.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Creative Director
• Reporter / Journalist
• Copywriter
• Line Producer / On-Location

William Thomas Cain is a professional photojournalist whose body of work spans from editorial to commercial in his 30 years of experience. He accredits his diverse background to his extensive education at Philadelphia’s University of the Arts. While completing 4 years at the university, in 1987 Mr. Cain earned a bachelor of fine arts degree in illustration with a minor in photography. Upon his graduation William Thomas Cain began work at the Philadelphia Inquirer until 1999. While there he perfected the fine art of photojournalism by juxtaposing graphic illustrative concepts with editorial imagery. From the Philadelphia Inquirer William Thomas Cain became a contract photographer for the Associated Press, as well as joining Newsmakers Online Photo Service, now known as Getty Images, as one of their first contract photojournalists in the United States. Mr. Cain is currently represented by Getty Images, as well as Black Star, where he is the primary news source, linking Philadelphia to the New York and worldwide market. He has also taught photography at Wilmington University and University of The Arts as well as his own Cain Images Photo Workshops.

• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Portrait Photographer
• Fixer
• Event Photographer

Naima Ramos-Chapman is from Brooklyn, New York. Currently a Writer & Director on the critically-acclaimed HBO series, Random Acts of Flyness, Ramos-Chapman makes movement with body, word, image, silence, sound, and technology, that tell stories of transformation and understated bravery. Her stories stem from true events, incorporate magical realism, and seek to render psycho-spiritual realities we cannot see and juxtaposes them alongside the brutal mundanities of everyday life. Her first short, AND NOTHING HAPPENED, explores the psychological aftermath of sexualized violence and premiered at the 2016 Slamdance Film Festival and screened in both national and international competitions. She was awarded Best Director of a Short Narrative at the Tacoma Film Festival, was a Sundance Institute 2017 Fellow, was an Artist-in-Residence for a Narrative Filmmaking Lab at Reel Works Teen Filmmaking for at-risk youth living in New York City, and co-facilitated a Virtual Reality Intensive for the School of Making Thinking. Her second short film, PIU PIU, is a surrealist thriller making its film festival rounds. It premiered at Blackstar Film Festival in 2018, won its first award—for best cinematography—at Tacoma Film Festival, and screening at Slamdance Film Festival in 2019 so far. Naima trained at the following institutions: The Alvin Ailey School for Dance, The Barrow Group for Acting, Howard University and Brooklyn College (CUNY) where she holds a B.A. in Journalism. Ramos-Chapman’s work has been featured on Roger and Ebert, Nylon, Essence, Fandom, No Film School, Colorlines, Saint Heron, Postbourgie, The Nation, The Center for American Progress, and Huffington Post to name a few.

• Documentary DP

I believe that indigenous people, stories and ideas can contribute to understanding and solving the world's biggest and most pressing challenges. This belief inspires my writing and gives strength to my voice. My work has appeared in The Guardian, Jacobin Magazine, Huffington Post, Salon, Fusion, Indian Country Today and other publications. I was awarded High Country News’ 2017 Diverse Western Voices Award and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Indigenous Fellowship. I grew up in a single-mother household in Oakland California, and am a proud member of the Canim Lake Band Tsq'escen and a descendant of the Lil'Wat Nation of Mount Currie. I graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude with History Departmental Honors from Columbia University and received a Clarendon Scholarship to read for a master's in Global and Imperial History at the University of Oxford, where I graduated from Somerville College in 2016.

• Reporter / Journalist
• Audio Storyteller
• On-Air Reporter / Host

I have eleven years of experience working in video production and eight years of experience in video journalism. I have worked for Dow Jones since 2011 as a freelance producer, videographer, and editor for The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Barron’s Penta. At WSJ and Penta, I researched on the stories I worked on, wrote scripts and interview questions, and shot and edited videos. The topics I covered ranged from daily, weekly, and breaking news, to financial advising, to lifestyle videos. I constantly worked with reporters and news editors on developing innovative and engaging videos within a strict time frame. More often than not, I worked as a one-man-band, from ideation to personally overseeing it into a finished product. My years at the Wall Street Journal and Barron’s Penta have provided me with invaluable tools in understanding the ever-changing social media and industry trends. Always learning and improving ways to tell a story.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial

I like weird people and weird people like me. I am a multi-platform reporter with a passion for visuals. I came into journalism through photography, where I am well versed in breaking news, long-term features, portraiture and pretty much everything in between. Starting in 2013 I began translating that experience into videos; both documentary style longer pieces and short, punchy, social media-friendly vignettes. Oh, and I write. I cover a little bit of everything and have an affinity for characters who seem a bit too weird to be real. Alternatively and more "seriously," I have a strong interest in global urban development, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. I've worked in cities around the world, as a videographer, photographer and writer (and sometimes all three) for publications ranging from The Guardian to MSNBC to Al Jazeera America. I've shot photographs for AP, AFP and Reuters, and worked independently in Nigeria, South Africa, Zimbabwe and others.

• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - News
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial

Asli Pelit, a dynamic storyteller who covered sports deals for Sportico and created impactful visual stories for USA Today and VICE on HBO, now hosts La Previa, a Spanish-language sports business podcast. Before moving to the U.S. to (un)cover the business of global football, she spent a decade in South America producing and anchoring "THE CONTINENT of 10s," a weekly documentary series on soccer, business, politics, and culture that ran for five seasons (65 episodes). Asli has reported from five Copa Americas, three World Cups, and countless soccer matches across Europe, South, and North America. Fluent in five languages, she's a true polyglot with a global perspective. She earned a B.A. in Journalism from NYU, M.A. in Latin American Studies from University Havana and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Reporter / Journalist
• TV News Producer
• Line Producer / On-Location
• Executive Producer
• Field Producer
• On-Camera Talent
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Video Editor - News