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Kayle Hope is an Emmy nominated video journalist and drone journalism professor at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. Previously, she was a video producer for Quartz, covering science and technology. Kayle is passionate about using drones to better tell visual stories and educating the next generation of drone journalists. She is a Part 107 certified pilot and frequently incorporates aerial footage in her videos. Her reporting has taken her around the world from Cambodia to China, Bhutan, Switzerland, Germany, India, Nepal — and even on a deep dive in a submersible 1500 feet below the ocean surface, off the coast of the Bahamas. Kayle's work has appeared in the New York Times, NBC, Retro Report and The New Yorker, among other outlets. Kayle received her M.A. in Journalism from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, where she currently teaches drone journalism, news video and documentary production.

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Born in Brooklyn and raised in suburban New Jersey, Kevin Dougherty was a film and comic book fanatic from an early age. After a stint at New York's School of Visual Arts, Dougherty got a job at a local cable company, directing commercials for pizza parlors and cell-phone stores. Dougherty began his film career as a production assistant in New York. During the making of “Bonfire of the Vanities” he incurred the wrath of director Brian DePalma after refusing to let him on set without proper identification. He spent the rest of the shoot guarding an empty parking space in an underground garage. While a freelance producer at Byron Preiss Multimedia, he enlisted illustrator Drew Friedman to handle art duties for “My Cool Diner”, an interactive kids’ game that was released by Simon and Schuster in 1997. Gilbert Gottfried, Billy West and Uncle Floyd Vivino were also part of “My Cool Diner.” He wrote and directed “Fuzzball” for Nickelodeon's animated series “Ka-Blam!” Long before YouTube, he created “Juanita & the List” an early web cartoon that racked up more than a million views through an ad-hoc network of websites like Spin.com, Showtime.com and Wired.com. Dougherty directed music videos for The Locust, The Nervous Return, an Albatross and others. For more than a decade Dougherty managed the Cafe Metropolis, an esteemed independent music venue in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. He is currently at work on a documentary film about Drew Friedman, “Vermeer of the Borscht Belt”

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At 13 i was the paperboy in port of Athens, Greece. At 18 i was reading Paul Virilio trying to understand mass media & communication theories for college degree. At 19 i was reporting live on news radio. At 20 i was told i should drop radio for live TV. For next 6 years my news reporting repertoire spanned anything from an elephant's birthday to Athens street gangs violence, to dead sea lions to Middle East conflict zones and Olympic Games. One day i was told i should drop reporting for hosting breaking news. After a year of reading the teleprompter under intense studio lights (it felt like chicken broiler) at age 26 i moved to New York. At 28 i finished my photojournalism studies at ICP in NY. At 29 i signed as the NY Bureau Chief for ERT / Hellenic Broadcasting Corp. At 35 i founded IFFI Productions and Old Garage Studio in Brooklyn. Been around the globe few times and seems that i can't escape NYC. Cheers.

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I'm a filmmaker and journalist based in New York City. I've produced work for CBS, CNN, The Food Network, The New York Post, Great Big Story, The Guardian, OZY, Fusion, Univision, UPI, NPR, Poynter.com, the Wall Street Journal, The Global Post, Mashable, The Daily News and This American Life and others. My corporate and sponsored content clients include VISA, Vespa, Microsoft and Singha Beer. Most recently, I started my own production company Fair Voyage Films and chased stories across Southeast Asia. Before that, I worked as the Multimedia Director for Coconuts Media, Southeast Asia's fastest growing digital media property. I have reported from refugee camps and environmental disaster zones. I have covered revolutions, historic elections and violent protests across the globe. In addition to me production work, I taught digital media classes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University and Webster University's Bangkok campus. I'm a graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, where I received two fellowships to extend my studies: the Digital Media Associate teaching fellowship and the New York World reporting fellowship.

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Danny Ghitis (b. 1982) is an editorial and commercial photographer whose personal projects revolve around the relationship between memory and identity. The son of Jewish South American immigrants, he moved around a lot as a child, which helped him to develop a lifelong interest in documenting the lives of strangers and culturally ambiguous communities. With his work he attempts to pose questions, rather than answers, to challenge expectations and encourage introspection. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, and tends to spend all his money on traveling and chocolate. When he’s not taking pictures he enjoys rock climbing and playing Dungeons and Dragons with his nerdy friends. Clients include Adbusters, AFAR, Bon Appetit, Billboard, Bloomberg Businessweek, BUST, Chicago Tribune Magazine, Chronicle of Higher Education, CNN, Global Strategy Group, Gothamist, Maclean’s, The New York Times, Newsday, Rolling Stone, Stern, and TIME.

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Josh advises on creative for The Democrats. He served in the Obama Administration as Director of Digital Strategy for the Department of Labor with Tom Perez. Josh directed videos to help Tom win the DNC Chair race. Josh also was the Digital Video Director for the DNC Convention in Philly– which until helping a lot of campaigns win in Virginia this November, was also the last time he felt truly happy. Josh’s commitment to telling the narrative of the field has taken him to 47 states. He hopes you can help him get to the final three, and you’re welcome to guess what they are. Josh is just your run-of-the-mill Asian Jew from Tulsa, OK. He produced digital content for both Obama campaigns and was part of the initial team at Tom Steyer’s NextGen Climate/America/Everything. As Content Director, he traveled the path of the Keystone XL pipeline and told the plight of people across America affected by climate issues. After producing content for 7 races in the 2014 midterms, he took time off from face-punching climate deniers to conceive and carry out a citizen-empowering documentary on rising sea levels in the Maldives. This Bourdain-style travel series focuses on the human face of climate change around the world. LAST GLIMPSE has screened at conferences, universities, and Soho Houses across the U.S. PBS has expressed serious interest in running a full season – the whole experience has been very awesome. Josh usually doesn’t write in the 3rd person, so he tries to have fun with it. And honestly, would you prefer some stock LinkedIn dribble? Josh has produced work shared by National Geographic, The New York Times, TIME, Variety, The Washington Post, @BarackObama, @HillaryClinton, the Crooked Media guys – and a lot of other people that tweet better than the sitting President.

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Livia is an award-winning, New York-based Brazilian cinematographer and editor, known for her work on premium documentaries (long and short form), branded content and digital/ social media videos featuring high-quality, engaging content for high-end clients such as HBO, Netflix, Microsoft, Visa, Motorola, The New York Times, and Google. She is a highly adaptable, proactive, and skilled editor with outstanding technical and creative skills, comfortable owning the post-production process from start to finish. Always wearing many hats in the production world, Livia’s true passion is telling real stories. While dedicated full-time to her role as a filmmaker, she directs and funds several personal projects. Her first short documentary, "Cor de Pele," won the award for the best short documentary from the Brazilian Film Academy (an Oscar-recognized award) in 2019, and she is currently producing her first feature-length documentary, titled "Presente!," supported by the Sudance Film Institute.

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Leah Galant is a Jewish filmmaker and Fulbright Scholar based in New York whose storytelling focuses on unexpected narratives that challenge perceptions. In 2021 she was recognized as one of DOC NYC’s 40 under 40. While at Ithaca College in 2015 she was named one of Variety’s "110 Students to Watch in Film and Media” for her work on THE PROVIDER that follows a traveling abortion doctor in Texas (SXSW 2016, Student Emmy Award) and BEYOND THE WALL about a formerly incarcerated individuals re-entry process. She was a Sundance Ignite and Jacob Burns Fellow where she created DEATH METAL GRANDMA (SXSW 2018) about a 97 year old Holocaust survivor named Inge Ginsberg who sings death metal which won “Best Documentary” at the American Pavilion at Cannes Film Festival, and is a NY Times Op Doc. Leah is a member of Meerkat Media worker-cooperative film production company. Leah's directorial debut ON THE DIVIDE premiered at the Tribeca 2021 Film Festival and will broadcast on POV PBS in the Spring of 2022 which she also shot.

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Brian Wennersten has had a variety of experience in the film/video industry: from producing his own films to operating for corporate, documentary, and narrative productions. He is also an experienced Movi operator. You can see some of his work in his Reel: http://brianwennersten.me/My%20Work/cinematography-reel Brian is knowledgeable on most of the major camera systems, can assist by pulling focus, as well as manage camera settings and exposure. With extensive action sports experience, he is particularly at home in run-n-gun situations where there is only one chance to get the shot. Brian's film credits: The Bubble Film, Predator: a kiteboarding film Corporate: Hudson yards medical, NYU Hospital, Other Half Brewery, Sparks and Honey, Takoon kites Documentary/Factual: Point Road Productions, Custom Video Productions, Sea Shepherd Society, Blowback Productions, Triple-S Invitational

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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.

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Joe Hill is a journalist, photographer, and media producer. He is currently an Associate Producer for Vice News Tonight on HBO. Joe began his professional career as the founder and Executive Director of The Unexpected Laboratory, a creative production company that confronted current affairs with multimedia storytelling. Now called Round Room Image, his company focuses on international nonfiction media production. He just returned from shooting a feature film in Venezuela and from working for the Witness Program of Al Jazeera Network in Doha, Qatar. He has filmed educational videos with the Deaf community in Ethiopia, photographed political rallies in Pakistan, and has advanced Spanish language skills from his time in Cuba and Chile. He is a recent graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, where he created his own degree program called Image Production and Representational Studies. He is also a graduate of the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan.

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Carey is a photojournalist and cinematographer based in Brooklyn, NY. After ten action-packed years as a staff photographer at the Sun Sentinel, Fresno Bee, Desert Sun and Auburn Journal, she went independent in 2011 to pursue work about women around the world. She has told stories about gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea, child marriage in Nepal, sex trafficking in Seattle, meth addiction and childbirth in California, street harassment in New York and domestic violence in Florida. Carey has lived and photographed extensively throughout the Caribbean, Latin America, and Asia Pacific. Her clients have included CARE, The New York Times, NBC News, Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, and Sports Illustrated. She is also a Nikon School Instructor as well as a storytelling mentor and coach. Carey reported from Papua New Guinea as an IRP Health Fellow in 2012. She holds a B.A. in Cognitive Science and minor in Spanish from University of California, Berkeley.

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Over the last 18 years, I have worked in almost every field of film, TV and video production and television journalism, and have spent the last nine years managing my own news and media production company. I have an excellent knowledge of the industry, as well as a proven track record of running a company and managing staff, projects and budgets. I have lived and worked in many different countries, all over the world, producing anything from news and feature stories, to sport, to branded content and everything in between. My experience overseas has given me a truly unique perspective on global current affairs and has fostered a deep interest in exploring every story I come across from as many different perspectives as I can see. I also have experience of working in conflict zones, covering major riots in China in 2008 and 2009, and I was in Libya for one month, during the fall of Tripoli, working for APTN. I have also covered several natural disasters, including the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake and flooding in Southern China. As well as possessing exceptional writing skills, my work in TV and new media, has given me a unique skill set, enabling me to get a message out to the widest possible audience, in the most engaging way and often to a tight budget. Working as a video journalist/producer, I have acquired further skills as a story-teller. I am an excellent lighting cameraman and video editor, filming on a wide range of cameras and formats and able to script and edit to tight deadlines. I am also a skilled Steadicam operator, with my own rig, suitable for most requirements. Post-production-wise, I consider myself an expert in the use of Premiere, Audition, Photoshop, Lightroom and After Effects, as well as several other programs in the Creative Suite. I also regularly edit with Final Cut Pro, Avid and Davinci Resolve. I am equally at home in the pre-production office, in front or behind the camera, in the edit suite or in a live studio environment. As well as working extensively with all kinds of video production, I am also an accomplished photographer, and often combine photography with my video work.

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Rebecca Davis is an Emmy Award-winning video journalist and documentary producer based in New York City. She was a senior producer with NBC News from 2013 through 2019 where she helped to launch NBC News' first digital video unit. Her work there focused on short-form documentaries and original video series. Previously she worked with the New York Daily News, where she covered everything from the Coney Island Hot Dog Eating Contest and the New York Jets to Occupy Wall Street and Hurricane Sandy. Davis received an Emmy in 2013 for her series “We witnessed 9/11 through their lenses,” which profiled six New York Daily News photographers who were working on the day of the September 11 attacks. Her work has been recognized by the National Press Photographers Association, the New York Press Photographers Association, the New York Press Club, the Society of Professional Journalists, the EPPY Awards, and the Society for Features Journalism.

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America Maldonado. Graduated in film production in Venezuela, where she directed several short films and a documentary entitled "Cosmic Race". She won the "Best Documentary Award" at the XIII Vebron Festival in France. At the end of 1998 America arrived in New York City, where she studied documentary film at the New School. Recognized for her most recent work as Director and Producer, America is nominated in 2017 and 2018 for the NY EMMY’s Awards for the documentary series "On The Grid" with Zephyr Teachout and Havana Comes to Brooklyn for BRIC TV. As a Director of Photography America has worked with several important networks like MTV, HBO, TLC, ANIMAL PLANET and DISCOVERY CHANNEL, OWN NETWORK and FACEBOOK live and Webisodes. America is always looking for new projects and experiences that will give purpose to her passion for film making. Her enthusiasm for telling a story through images has been met with critical acclaim and recognition by her peers in the industry. Her next project is the amazing influence of immigrant baseball players. The future holds great promise for film maker America Maldonado whose vision transforms our thinking about the landscape of our society.

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Xinyan is an award-winning video journalist and filmmaker based in Washington DC. Born and raised in Wuhan, China, Xinyan started her journalism career in 2012 working as a producer for BBC News in Beijing covering the Asia Pacific region. In 2018, she launched the North America video team for Hong Kong’s flagship newspaper South China Morning Post in New York, and later joined the BBC's Washington DC bureau in 2020 as a senior video journalist. Xinyan's 23-min BBC documentary China’s Science Revolution won the 2015 BBC Storytelling Fund and was Highly Commended for Excellent Online Production at the 2016 AIB Awards. Her 15-min short film for South China Morning Post, Fighting Fentanyl: the Drug from China Destroying American Lives, won the Gold Prize for Best Use of Online Video at the 2019 WAN-IFRA Asian Digital Media Awards. A BBC News video feature she shot, Are America's unvaccinated changing their minds?, won a White House News Photographers Association's Eyes of History Digital Storytelling award in 2022. Now working as an independent filmmaker, she has directed and produced for the BBC, CNBC, PBS NOVA, Newsy and Channel New Asia. Xinyan is a Firelight Media Documentary Lab fellow, a Brown Girls Doc Mafia Sustainable Artist fellow and an alumnus of the Yaddo Residency.

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Stephen Michael Simon is a director, cinematographer and award-winning editor based in Brooklyn, New York. Currently, Stephen is editing a feature documentary on Wu-Tang Clan and a TV series on the origins of hip-hop featuring Ice-T and Eve. The feature documentary he edited "Yes I Am" The Story of Ric Weiland took home Best Documentary at Munich Film Awards and Dumbo Film Festival in 2021. In 2009, after graduating from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Stephen produced content for MTV and Nylon Magazine. In 2014, he turned his sights to freelance and following his more creative endeavors in the form of directing, cinematography and editing. Since then, his edit credits include campaign commercials for LensCrafters with director Matthew Kazuo Firpo (Marvel's "The Eternals" writer) and director of photography Adam Newport-Berra (HBO's "Euphoria" cinematographer) under Ridley Scott's production company, RSA, campaign commercials for Broadway's revival of "West Side Story" under Scott Rudin's production company, Viceland's third season for 2 Chainz's television show, "Most Expensivest", feature narrative "I'll See You Around" (premiering at LA's Latino International Film Festival Summer 2019), short film "The Big Break" (feat. David Arquette & Thomas Cocquerel premiering on Vice in 2018), short documentary "Refuge" (officially selected to 19 film festivals and winner of "Best Documentary Short" at the Oxford Film Festival, the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival, & Santa Barbara International Film Festival, as well as "Humanitarian Outstanding Achievement Award" at IndieFest in 2017), VMA-nominated Selena Gomez ft. Kygo "It Ain't Me" music video, "Janice & Jeffrey" (web series for IFC.com), and the award-winning feature documentary "Finding Kim" (2016). Stephen's cinematography credits include feature documentary "Brainiac" (SXSW 2019 premiere and a nationwide theatrical release), short horror film "Rick & Ruby" (Summer 2019 premiere at Atlanta Underground Festival & LA Screamfest as well as an international premiere at the Sitges Film Festival), five-state digital campaign production for Dell, digital commercial for the Grammy award-winning group Sugarland, and Mosss' music video "Here If You Want (Pale Blue)" (18,000,000+ plays on Spotify). Stephen also directed music videos for artists including Wilsen, ADI and Gracie & Rachel. Although he juggles his talents in many avenues of the film industry, one thing rings true - Stephen wants bring a bold, unique, polished story to viewers everywhere. Make them feel.

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Soraya Auer is a freelance multimedia journalist based in New York City, who has reported in Europe, the U.S. and South Asia. She is a confident self-shooting producer and editor, with experience using Canon C100s, DLSRs, equipment like track sliders and shoulder mounts, and editing using Adobe Premiere Pro. Her video work has been published by the BBC, Architectural Record, Plus Model Magazine and others. Her short documentary Relevé, about a black male ballet dancer's journey from Chicago's projects to an elite NYC dance school, recently won an Audience Choice Award at a short film festival in New York. Her range of video experience - from filming rugby games to jails and juvenile offenders to exotic animals - has made her into a versatile shooter. She is a recent graduate of Columbia University School of Journalism's documentary program, where she focused on digital reporting and video production. She speaks French, German and Bengali and has an expertise in South Asia.

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Whitney Shefte is a Peabody, Murrow and Emmy Award-winning independent video journalist and documentary filmmaker who worked for The Washington Post for over 17 years. With a highly versatile and adaptable skill set, Whitney works as a director, cinematographer, producer and editor on documentary, breaking news, interactive, feature stories and sponsored/commercial projects. Whitney’s work has taken her all over the world to tell stories across coverage areas. She documented the war in Ukraine, climate change in Greenland, the ongoing conflict in Western Sahara, press access issues in Pakistan and the aftermath of the genocide in Rwanda. She has also covered myriad issues across the United States from politics to healthcare to immigration to education. Whitney was part of the team that was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in public service for coverage of the January 6 insurrection and its aftermath. Her work on traumatic brain injury in the military earned a Peabody Award.

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Steve is a director, editor, producer & visual story from Brooklyn, NY. His work at PBS can be seen on a variety of stations all over the country. In addition, Steve has edited and produced content for Al Jazeera America, MSNBC, and was an assistant editor on the feature length documentary "The Diplomat," which debuted at The Tribeca Film festival and aired on HBO in 2015. He continually works as a freelancer for various companies and clients. As a director, Steve has produced numerous short films and digital series. His work has been screened at multiple film festivals and has generated thousands of views on various digital platforms. Please check out the trailer for "Hip Hop: Esta Vivo en Cuba", a digital series that offers a glimpse of Cuban Hip Hop during this epic time of change and uncertainty between the U.S. and Cuba. The series is directed and produced by Steve W. Thompson & Alexander Scott. For more info on future projects visit stevewthompson.com/

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