Discover Top Video Editors - Documentary in Paterson, New Jersey, USA

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.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Creative Director
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist

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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• Documentary DP
• Fixer
• Video Editor - News
• Sound Mixer
• Reporter / Journalist
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Translator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial

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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• Video Editor - Documentary
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• Field Producer
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Content Strategist

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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• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Field Producer
• Video Editor - News
• Fixer
• Production Assistant

Mariah is an Emmy winning documentary filmmaker with a focus on wildlife and conservation whose work has taken her to six continents. She has produced content for PBS (Nature, History Detectives), Netflix (Human: The World Within) Discovery Channel (Hate in America), National Geographic (Lockdown, Doomsday Preppers), A&E (Intervention In-Depth), Al Jazeera (Close Up) Animal Planet, Amazon, History (Hidden Heroes), Weather Channel, MSNBC, VICE, Vocativ, Mic, Mongabay, Google, and The Smithsonian Institution. Mariah’s feature doc producing credits include Amazon Studios’ WILDCAT (2023 Emmy Award winner, Jackson Wild Finalist 2023, Sundance Doc Fund, Telluride Film Fest, AFI, IDFA, National Board of Review Top 5 Documentaries of 2022), MADINA’S DREAM (SXSW, Telluride Mountainfilm), END OF THE LINE (DOC NYC), and MARY JANES (Woodstock, Mill Valley). Her 2019 feature documentary SILENT FORESTS is about the fight to save forest elephants from ivory trafficking in Africa’s Congo Basin. It screened at Santa Barbara, Big Sky (Finalist – Feature Competition), Brooklyn Film Festival (Spirit Award), Jackson Wild WWD (Winner – Stories of Hope) and is a One World Media Award Winner. Mariah is passionate about illuminating the myriad intersections between humans and animals, and celebrating those dedicated to protecting wildlife. She is a proud Jackson Wild Summit Fellow (2021) and Explorer’s Club Fellow.

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• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Field Producer
• Senior Producer / Project Manager
• Series Producer / Show Runner
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• TV News Producer

Eunice is a producer/director based in New York City, and a recipient of Tribeca Film Institute’s All-Access Grant, Chicken & Egg Pictures Accelerator Lab Grant, and ITVS Diversity Development Fund. Given her background as a former broadcast producer, Eunice Lau has a propensity toward telling stories concerning social justice. Her short film "Through the Fire" was a finalist at the 2013 Student Academy Awards, while her feature "A-Town Boyz” which chronicles the struggle of Asian American youth growing up in America's South received the Spike Lee Fellowship. With her training in narrative filmmaking, she seeks to bring a cinematic form to documentary films to evoke visceral emotions in audience. "Accept the Call" is a continuum of her exploration on the definition of the American identity and capturing the journey of the immigrant. She is a Storyhunter since 2016, working for clients such as Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Reporter / Journalist
• Translator
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Creative Director
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• Series Producer / Show Runner
• Field Producer
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• Line Producer / On-Location
• Fixer

Jordan Halland has carved a distinctive path in the world of filmmaking with his intimate approach to storytelling. His films illuminate the internal struggles, fears, and triumphs of elite athletes, refugees, soldiers and students, capturing the essence of the human spirit. With a portfolio adorned by emotionally stunning documentaries, Jordan’s work has graced prestigious platforms such as Mountainfilm, Banff, Outside Magazine, and Vice, earning accolades and recognition along the way. His creations have enjoyed notable festival runs and earned him two coveted Vimeo Staff Picks, a testament to his ability to craft stories that resonate deeply with audiences. While Jordan is adept at navigating large-scale productions, his reputation flourishes from his skill in capturing powerful narratives with a small footprint. With each project, Jordan invites audiences on a transformative journey, unveiling the intricacies of the human experience with unparalleled depth and resonance.

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• Corporate Videographer
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• Production Assistant
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I'm a video producer with over 15 years of experience, a Bachelor of Science in cinema, and a wide range of experiences, including narrative films, documentaries, and corporate vídeos of all types. I've served one-man operations and multi-national corporations, so no matter what you need, I have the experience you're looking for. My services include: - Scriptwriting - 4K or HD video production - Video editing - Color grading - Motion graphics - Audio post-production - Animation (2-D motion graphics) My past projects have included videos for organizations like Nike, Snapchat, The World Bank, the National Institutes of Health, and other large corporations as well as projects for start-ups, independent filmmakers, and small businesses. You can view samples from my portfolio here: http://dynamispictures.com/portfolio Most importantly of all, I'm passionate about the work I do and want to fit into your business or production culture as part of your extended team. I hope to have the pleasure of working with you!

• Corporate Videographer
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Motion Graphics Designer
• Colorist
• Social Media Producer
• Digital Content Creator

I’m a multimedia journalist born in Cuba, currently based in New York City. I moved to the U.S. in 2016 to pursue a Master's degree in Journalism at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, as part of the inaugural class of the Spanish-Language Concentration. I’ve previously worked as a reporter in Havana, Cuba, and covered several events that shape the new relations between Cuba and the United States. I reported on President Obama’s visit, the reopening of the American embassy in Havana and the Rolling Stones' concert, among other events. While at CUNY, my work is especially focused on minority groups, immigrants, and the role of religion among this diverse Latino communities in New York City. I discovered the story of a Lutheran priest who has adopted 27 minors in an attempt to save them from deportation. I have also travelled to Israel and the West Bank on a reporting trip during June of 2017. In the summer of 2017, I settled in California to intern with Emblematic Group, a Virtual, augmented and mixed Realities production company based in Los Angeles.

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• Drone Operator
• Fixer
• Production Assistant
• Translator
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I have been working with editing systems my entire life but my formal education and current experience has taught me everything about the Adobe Creative Cloud and Avid Media composer as well as their networking systems. Since graduating from Howard University, I have had experience with work as an Assistant Editor, Production Assistant, Digital Information Technician, and Editor. On top of that, I have extensive experience managing a corporate footage archive, processing all forms of footage, and editing internet content for my corporate team. That all being said I believe I am a strong candidate for this position. I am an energetic professional who is inspired by working with others and solving problems. With fluid understanding of the Adobe Creative Cloud, Avid Media Composer, and the Microsoft office suite, I can handle any post production issue with very little oversight. I have had the pleasure of leading a corporate youtube team as well as working on freelance editing opportunities for several years.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - News

I'm a cinematographer living in Manhattan with 10 years of experience and over 1 million views on the net. I read your posting and I'm very interested in speaking with you further about shooting your project. Here's a link to my latest piece to be released: www.strawcouture.com Enclosed please find my resume, and you can view my reel here as well as other work here: http://www.danzim.com I shoot with a sony fs700, which records 4K and full HD video as well as 240 fps slow motion, and I am proficient with many camera systems. I also own a set of nikon series E prime lenses, a light kit including fresnels and open faces, a bogen fluid head tripod and a rode NTG 2 boom microphone which can plug directly into my camera via the beachtek audio converter. For editing, I have a MacBook Pro with Adobe Premiere. You can reach me via email or at: x I look forward to hearing from you, Dan

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Commercial DP
• Field Producer
• Production Company
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• Production Assistant

I am a filmmaker and visual journalist with over 10 years of experience writing, directing, producing, and editing impactful documentary films. As en editor, the pacing and structure of my edits are directed by emotion. I have experience in documentary sound design and basic color correction. As a director, I bring a unique creative eye to my projects, incorporating stop motion animation, puppetry, diorama builds and work with actors, into much of my journalism for The Washington Post. Creating a safe and supportive space for those featured in my stories is a top priority. I am passionate about portraying people's many layers with sensitivity and nuance. I earned a Pulitzer prize and the Ben Bradlee Award for Courage in journalism for my contributions to The Washington Post’s coverage of the January 6th insurrection. I am a Digiday winner and two-time Webby Honoree for multiple documentary series.

• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Field Producer
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• Art Director
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• Sound Mixer
• Sound Designer
• Grip

A New York City based Director of Photography who specializes in content creation for digital platforms such as YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. Using his vast experience in filming for multiple aspect ratios, Joseph maximizes the content created from a single concept. For the past 7 years Joseph has collaborated with multiple brands under Hearst inc. from Elle and Esquire to Women’s Health and Cosmopolitan. He's had the opportunity to film Pedro Pascal, David Blaine, Common, Alison Brie, Dave Franco, Druski as well as many others. Along with being a Director of Photography, Joseph has copious amounts of experience as a video editor and audio recordist. He has shown his ability to be a great asset from pre-production to post-production, with an emphasis on lighting and sound design. He developed lighting designs and filming standards for Women’s Health. He understands SOPs for multi-studio alignment as he understands the importance of consistency across brands. Outside of video production, Joseph has 10+ years filming weddings on varying scales from intimate gatherings to multi-day multi-location events.

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• Sound Mixer
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Video Editor - News
• Grip
• Corporate Videographer

Miasarah Lai is an Emmy-winning documentary cinematographer and producer based out of New York City. She has worked internationally in Honduras, Ghana, Myanmar, China, Nicaragua, Romania, and the United States. She prioritizes equity and social responsibility through the filmmaking process and counters damaging mainstream representations of marginalized communities. Her work has screened at Big Sky Film Festival, American Documentary Film Festival, Athens Ethnofest, Chicago Palestine Film Festival, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and art museums. Select films she directed are Nobel Nok Dah (2015), and For My Art (2016). She has received grants and fellowships from the Academy of Arts and Sciences, Camden International Film Festival, Double Exposure Film Festival, The Propeller Fund, Kartemquin Films, and other institutions. Outside of her cinematic work, Miasarah demonstrates a deep commitment to challenging the disenfranchising norms of the documentary field through community organizing, writing and work as an educator and facilitator. Miasarah is a producer at Meerkat Media , was the former Community Manager of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, a Co-Founder of Ethnocine Collective, and a member of Asian American Documentary Network. She has facilitated and organized panels & workshops at CPH:DOX, Sundance Film Festival, SSFILM's Doc Stories, the International Documentary Association's Getting Reel, Cannes Docs, Royal Anthropological Institute Film Festival, Haverford College, and other academic institutions.

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• Corporate Videographer
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• Creative Director
• Production Company
• Video Editor - Documentary

I am Pedro Correa a professional Videographer/Editor who for the past 22 years has worked for Telemundo Network Communications owned by NBC/COX, CBS, Reuters, AP, TIMA, NTN24, RCN, Caracol, Univision, Televisa, SBTNews, SOI and many others Nationals and Internationals Networks in Washington, DC. I have worked inTelevision News and Production for the past 35 years. I am a professional freelancer in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. In the field my experience includes setting up and shooting remote live shots, interviews, press conferences, stand up's and b-roll. Both for breaking news and features. These experiences have been local, national and International and include: Kuwait and later Iraq in the first phase of the war (2003). News coverage in Afghanistan and Pakistan of a Military Unit in search of Osama Bin Laden (2001/2002)., Spain (train attack and elections and Expo '92), New York/London correspondent war training and Haiti earthquake. Nationally I have covered primaries, Elections and the primaries political conventions. As part of my responsibilities at Telemundo and others Nationals Networks, I have had to set up and lightning for interviews with among others Vice President Al Gore, President George Bush, President Barack Obama, Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Ted Kennedy, Presidents of Honduras, Colombia, Venezuela, El Salvador, España, Nicaragua, Panama, Dominican Republic. Breaking news coverage has included the shootings at Virginia Tech, the explosion at Sago coal Mines in West Virginia and most recently I have covered Pope Benedict XVI visit to Washington DC and The Inauguration of President Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. My recent great project was to Produce and Director a documentary called #17Dias where I narrate the events that occurred at the Venezuelan Embassy in Georgetown 2019, where for many days hundreds of Venezuelans gathered at the diplomatic headquarters to rescue the embassy that was kidnapped by invasive people. In many of these situations (news) I have had to not only shoot b-roll but also, edit and set up for the live shoots. I have a passion for news, documentaries, spots production, infomercials and production work.

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Ashleigh Joplin is an award-winning videographer formerly for The Washington Post. She is currently freelancing in the DMV area. As of October 2021, Ashleigh worked on a team specializing in live political coverage and breaking news events, Joplin has spent years carving out ways to cover style and entertainment. She has been recognized for her visual storytelling by the Society for Features Journalism, the White House News Photographers Association, the Edward R. Murrow Awards and the National Association of Black Journalists. Her feature on model and restaurateur Barbara Smith and how her family coped with her Alzheimer’s disease sparked a national conversation about the role and expectations of caregivers. Joplin joined The Post in 2014 as a general assignment editor and has covered stories as diverse as covered celebrity trials, natural disasters, and Capitol Hill. She holds a B.S. and M.S. in Broadcast Journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
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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

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

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

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.

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