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I am a Promotion Producer / Creative Director, fluent in both the Arabic and English languages, with vast experience in many prominent networks in the Middle East and the United Kingdom. In 2010, I was asked to re-join MBC Group, Al Arabiya News Channel, the1st free to air Arab Satellite Channel in the Middle East as part of the Creative team in their Brand Management Department. I produced a cross section of Arabic and Western promos for Al Arabiya News Channel as well as for MBC1, MBC2, MBC Action, MBC Drama and MBC4. I created launch campaigns for new channels, wrote scripts and created reels for marketing campaigns. I have a long history working with different Channels, NPR, Rotana, Showtime and Orbit networks ( OSN ), and many more. Now I have a small business where I cover all kinds of events, promotion videos, TVC, Branding as well as weddings. I have my own equipment and I shoot and edit.

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I am currently a freelance Video Producer / Editor based in NYC. The majority of my training came from working for NBC Sports in the Olympic Features and Documentaries Department. While initially hired in the lead-up to the Sochi Winter Games, I went on to cover a myriad of sports, creating features for and often attending events like the Rio Olympics, Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes, Breeders’ Cup, Tour de France, Paralympics, Youth Olympics, Collegiate Rugby Championships and US Rugby Sevens. My documentary work includes California Chrome: The Unlikely Champion, Bill Elliott NASCAR Hall of Fame Special, and the first ever NBC Sports Film, Center of Attention: The Unreal Life of Derek Sanderson. Awards: Emmy for Outstanding Trans-Media Sports Coverage: Games of the XXXI Olympiad - Associate Producer Emmy for Outstanding Open / Tease: The 141st Kentucky Derby – Associate Producer Emmy for Outstanding New Approaches Sports Events Coverage: XXII Olympic Winter Games – Associate Producer Emmy for Outstanding New Approaches Sports Programming: XXII Olympic Winter Games: As The Athletes Experienced Them – Associate Producer Eclipse Award for documentary California Chrome: The Unlikely Champion – Associate Producer Please check out my website: www.postcardsfromkb.com

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Hi there, My name is Rachel White, and I'm a hardworking journalist who aspires to make the world a more inclusive, better place through my work. I am prepared to work tirelessly to tell untold stories and to learn from those around me. I recently graduated with a master's degree from the Medill School of Journalism where I specialized in national security and social justice reporting as well as documentary filmmaking. My capstone documentary was nominated for a Chicago/Midwestern Emmy award in the long form, nonfiction category. I graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with degrees in broadcast journalism and political science, as well as a minor in international relations in May 2014. I recently won a college Emmy award for a show that I produced during undergrad in Cuba. I also previously reported for The Daily Collegian where I covered the Sandusky trial from inside the courtroom. I have reported for numerous outlets using broadcast, print and social media.

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As an independent filmmaker, I have developed, co-directed and produced a number of projects for Al Jazeera English, NBC Nightly News, NBC News, The Guardian, and others. As a producer most recently at NBC Nightly News, I regularly produced original reporting, appearing on both TV and online and distributed across all NBC News' social platforms. Some of my work included a profile of a Palestinian sprinter on a mission to compete at the Rio Olympic Games; documentary features on Hurricane Katrina survivors and their fight to repair their battered homes a decade later amidst rampant contractor fraud and a profile of a group of New York's cop watchers. Additionally, I spearheaded NBC News' series coverage of the standoff at the Oceti Sakowin Camp in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, over the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline - contributing dozens of written articles, video features, exclusive scoops and live on-the-ground dispatches. Previously, I worked as a featured contributor for The Guardian US where I covered City Hall in New York City. My most consequential piece there was a months-long investigation into abuses within the city's foster care system. In the piece, I exclusively revealed for The Guardian a watchdog report administered by the New York City Public Advocate's Office that the city's Administration for Children's Services (ACS) had for years abused its power in family courts, wrongly taken children into custody and inadequately assisted those it claimed to help. The article, in addition to a subsequent class-action lawsuit on behalf of the victims, led to Gov. Andrew Cuomo announcing four major reforms to ACS in November 2015. Prior to The Guardian, I worked as a general assignment reporter at Quartz, the Atlantic Media’s global business news site, where I covered everything from the rise of the pro-marijuana legalization movement in the US to a series of features on the covert U.S. drone program and the companies and individuals most closely associated with it. My first job in journalism was as an Associate Producer for a special investigative documentary project, “Marijuana Wars” on the social, legal and moral implications of the nation’s 40-year War on Drugs, both in the US and in Latin America, and the rise of the marijuana legalization movement in the United States for “People and Power,” a long form investigative current affairs program broadcast weekly on Al Jazeera English.

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Mina Kim Fitzpatrick is a documentary director, editor, and cinematographer. Her directorial work has screened internationally at San Sebastian Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, and Maryland Film Festival, and garnered awards such as the Loni Ding Social Justice Award at CAAMFest and Best Documentary Short at Winchester Film Festival. Mina was a contributing editor in the 2019 Sundance Editing Labs. Her cinematography work was recognized by the American Society of Cinematographers as a finalist for the Haskell Wexler Documentary Award in 2016. Mina graduated with an MFA from Northwestern’s Documentary Media Program as a Hoffman Scholar in 2017. She is a former Fulbright Scholar (2011-2013) and Special Faculty member in the Program of Film and Video at the California Institute of the Arts, teaching cinematography and documentary production (2019-2021). She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.

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Director, Photographer, DP/CameraOperator Content creator My mother was gifted a brownie camera by her brother prior to my having been born. It was then she began documenting every waking moment of life, and I was soon to follow. One of my earliest memories is of a light so bright it seemed like the sun shining straight into my eyes causing a bright start into this world. I now know that was the ‘movie light’ for her 8mm film camera. In High school, I thought taking photos and movies of everything was normal, and was often made fun of for it, until my classmates saw the prints then all wanted copies for themselves. I was an aspiring musician, taking my lunchtime to practice on a piano I didn’t have at home, and stayed after school everyday to do the same. To avoid advanced Algebra (I hated school) I was offered to join the Television department for our township in South Jersey/suburban Philadelphia, since it was based out of our high school. I became a broadcast camera operator and newscaster for a semester, and have held a camera ever since. It started out of high school with shooting weddings and events for a local photographer and photo lab I worked with while going to school for music. Then was hired to shoot for the school. Afterwards,, I spent some years as a photo assistant and digital tech to some of the top image makers in the business, all while shooting on my own. Since then, I’ve incorporated more motion/video to my image making, going out as aCamera Operator/DP. I have shot all over the USA, and have expanded this via my travel blog www.BrownPassport.com to include the far reaches of SE Asia on land and in the sea. I’ve been based out of New York city, though have lived and worked in Chicago, New Orleans, Miami, Philadelphia, and spent a few months living and shooting in Hawai’i, and Indonesia. Have passport, do travel. Current personal work may be viewed via www.BrownPassport.com and www.YouTube.com/BrownPassport

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Sooo......I guess this is where I'm supposed to talk aboot myself, eh? Well, the long and the short of it is I do audio things. Sometimes I do audio things at the Pancake Factory, other times I do audio out on location for film and media. Basically, I produce music, compose scores, dub ADR, record audio out in the field for film, ENG and docs. All the things. I started out as a post-guy, though. I was lucky enough to intern as an Engineer Assistant for Post Audio big-wigs Mike Wilhoit and Scott Wolf at Soundelux in Hollywood, CA (which is where I'm from, btw...). Upon graduating college, I wanted to put off the real world for a little while, so I enrolled in the Masters in Music Technology program at NYU. After that, I wanted to put off the real world for a little while more, so I opened up a recording studio in the rough and tumble neighborhood of Park Slope Brooklyn. Farm-to-Table Ethiopian restaurants. Bars with bocce ball and stroller parking on Sundays. Real gritty stuff. The Pancake Factory and I have been in the thick of this since 2007. ​I have worked on all sorts of projects: Documentaries. Feature Films. Reality TV. Scripted TV. Webseries. Commercials. Corporate. ENG. You name it, I've done it.

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New York City-based sound engineer with extensive experience working in the film and television industries as a location sound mixer and sound supervisor. I have experience working in all types of productions, including narrative, documentary, reality, corporate, commercials, live sound, virtual reality, broadcast and ENG. I have complete sound equipment packages available including state-of-the-art mixers, multi-track recorders, microphones, 12+ channels wireless, 10+ IFBs / client monitoring receivers, timecode sync boxes and slates, etc. Some of my clients include A+E Networks, fyi Network, CBS, Discovery, Telemundo, NBC, TLC, Reebok, Foot Locker, Gatorade, JPMorgan Chase, American Express and Mountain Dew. I am fluent in English and Spanish as well as conversational in French. I am available for local productions in the tri-state area as well as productions that require travel across the country and the world. I am a Global Entry and TSA Pre member.

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Dudley Digital Works is a Washington, DC area based video marketing and communications firm that provides, concept to CRM solutions for a variety of corporate, marketing, political, public relations and non-profit advocacy clients, worldwide. We bridge the divide between strategy, content, creative and technology for some of the world's leading brands and causes. Specialties include strategy, concept development, scripting & storyboarding, directing, producing, field production, studio production, aerial videography & photography, post-production, motion graphics and animation, live switched multi-camera production, webcasting & livestreaming, green screen, message training, digital delivery and CDN, metrics tracking, podcasts, & more. Contact us for a tour of our Washington, DC metro area 4K cyclorama studio at the Media Factory in Falls Church, VA. Founding member of DMWnetwork.com

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I'm a multi-faceted technician who is well-versed in all aspects of video production. My expertise in live streaming, camera, lighting, sound, editing, compression and visual effects has allowed me to produce over 600 videos for the Web and TV. I believe that documentaries are the last bastion of journalism. Having worked for network news at MSNBC for almost four years as an editor helped lead me to this conclusion. Documentaries can help change the world in which we live. Currently I am working on a feature documentary about a self taught artist who is entrenched in the noise scene, comics, zines, and performance art. I like to hunt for documentary stories about artists, social movements, historical events, human & animal rights, science, technology, and environmental issues. I believe a can-do attitude and team-player mentality makes a great video producer. My goal is to be the best of the best and create content that connects to audiences worldwide.

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I am a multimedia journalist and video producer. I have over 15 years of professional video production experience, preceded by NYU Film School and continuing while I attained an MS from Columbia Journalism School. My photography and/or video work has been featured in The New York Times, WNET Channel 13's MetroFocus, PBS, NationSwell, The Huffington Post, The New York World, Food and Wine, The Finger Lake Times and Italy's RepubblicaTV and D Magazine. I constantly strive to apply my production skills to my journalistic and documentary work. This includes commissioning original recordings of public domain music, familiarity with image and sound archives, and advanced proficiency in post-production skills such as sound mixing and color correction. I speak proficient Japanese and have produced a couple Japanese language pieces, including a short documentary on the Japanese Obon festival.

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I'm a Chicagoan with a degree in journalism from the University of Illinois. I moved to Brooklyn in January 2013 to work as an assistant to former CNN/MSNBC President, Rick Kaplan. Last February I helped Mr. Kaplan launch a music news show on Fuse TV. Now I would like to pursue a more active role in journalism. I dedicated my college years to learning the many sides of video production, so I can become an effective storyteller. I learned the most outside the classroom by taking on independent projects. I discovered my passion for long-form video storytelling by producing three half-hour documentaries, one of which was produced in Turkey. I hosted, associate produced, and reported in this documentary called, "Illinois Travels to Turkey." The documentary aired on Chicago's PBS station, and it also won a Silver Pillar at the 2013 Mid-America Emmys. I can edit, write, shoot, interview, and produce, and I'm eager to improve my storytelling one story at a time.

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I am documentary filmmaker and have been independently making short and feature length documentaries for almost ten years. My films have screened at numerous festivals and venues throughout the U.S. as well as internationally. I am a recipient of the Artist Fellowship Grant in Film/Video from the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism and was awarded a regional Emmy nomination for my work. My strengths are in making short subject docs, having worked as a Segment Producer for syndicated television in the early part of my career. My film and video work aspires to confront social norms and stereotypes. I particularily like to make films about individuals who live non-traditional lives, are doing unusual things or see the world in way that the rest of us don't. I often find that these stories are in our own backyard, and that these individuals can take us to "places" that we never imagined.

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My interests are pretty varied, but generally, are all connected somehow through art and/or technology. The company has been comically varied in work over the past many years. For instance, I’ve made video games for motion simulators, worked on the Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo space flight simulator software in a 25 million dollar human centrifuge (which is now being used for SpaceX training as well), redesigned the audio portion of a military jet fighter simulator, designed touchscreen software for many pharmaceuticals, made video presentations for keynote speeches, played/recorded/engineered/produced/mastered a large amount of music, authored DVDs/Blu-rays, animated company logos, shot many videos/films (which have won many awards including best film and best cinematography), worked on visual effects and compositing for film, shot thousands of photographs (which have been featured from magazines to jigsaw puzzles to the BBC), recorded and edited thousands of hours of voice-over (for clients such as Rowan University, Bosch, Microsoft, and ExxonMobil), shot countless live events (from David Crosby to Renaissance), flown various drones for a variety of projects, directed live video for the Philadelphia Orchestra, etc.

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Alexandra Hall is a bilingual television, radio and print journalist based in Washington, D.C. with experience in Chile and throughout Latin America. During 2013-2014 Alexandra was based in Santiago, Chile where she worked as a writer and translator for CNN Chile and a producer for Radio Cooperativa. While in Washington, D.C., she also worked as an on-camera correspondent for TeleSUR English and on the foreign affairs team at PBS NewsHour. Most recently she worked as a translator for NPR’s Investigative Unit and as a producer on the Latin American desk at Reuters TV. As a freelance reporter she has covered gender and sexuality, human rights, public health, entertainment, sports, the environment and politics in the United States, Chile, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina. Her work has been broadcast by NPR, Radio Ambulante, GlobalPost, PBS NewsHour and Reuters TV. She is fully fluent in Spanish and speaks conversational Portuguese.

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I'm Daniel "Don Solaris" Melguizo. I'm 39, from Spain, and living in New York City since 2005. I'm mainly interested in telling stories about normal people who do extraordinary things. That is a broad concept but the essence is always the same: A community that is benefitted by the actions of one particular person, to show the rest of the world that there's something else besides the comfort bubble we like to reclude ourselves in. To denounce the wrong doing of some, portraying the good work of others. Issues like immigration, poverty, human rights, education and art interest me. I've worked in all kind of environments. Im always close to the action and I never hide behind my camera. Being bilingual English-Spanish plays a big role in this task which is my integration among those who make the story Im filming. I recently rode my motorcycle from NYC to Argentina, to find real stories. Ive already edited a series of profiles about unknown people that is worth seeing up close.

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I am a video journalist who recently graduated from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. Before moving to New York I was the managing editor of Salt Lake Underground Magazine, a free monthly music publication based in Salt Lake City, UT for three and a half years. I've interned with New York Times Magazine, New York Magazine and SPIN. I'm interested in stories about music, art and youth culture and how these things intersect in daily life. I've spent the last year and a half covering the Brooklyn neighborhood of East New York and while there I've become interested in stories about urban poverty, education, immigration and human rights. I just wrapped a project about an East New York marching band that keeps children off the area's dangerous streets and away from gangs. Next up, I'd like to do a video story about single fathers in the city or the rights of pregnant foster children. I'm always on the hunt for compelling characters.

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Kalen Cheng is a filmmaker and DP based in New York City. Kalen creates content that makes you feel, capturing moments, framing visceral emotions. She creates documentaries and narratives centered around themes of dignity, faith, race, and the empowerment of children. Commercially, Kalen works on branded content and ads for medical companies, fintech, and fashion and lifestyle brands. Prior to filmmaking, Kalen was a creative director for major fashion brands, winning the Clio with the Ralph Lauren interactive team. After her mother was diagnosed with cancer, Kalen took a strong interest in the medical world. Currently, Kalen is working on her first feature-length documentary, Our Forever Home, which brings awareness to the long-term care of children without forever homes. This is Kalen's first long-form film, requiring her to wear many hats from producer, director, DP, to editor. This visually beautiful film explores tough questions about family and what makes a relationship work. Also, Kalen is working as a DP on a series of films that continues the legacy of civil rights. ​

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Digital Bodega (DB) is a full-service boutique production company based in the South Bronx Post House that serves global brands and agencies, including Sony Pictures Entertainment, Nike, Jordan, Wieden+Kennedy, Time Warner, JPMorgan Chase and Atlantic Records with custom story-driven media solutions, strategic trends insight, and outstanding original content. DB is powered by top Ghetto Film School program graduates who apply their creative and technical skills to meet the needs of evolving needs of commercial clients. 100% of all DB profits go directly to support GFS’ free creative education programs, providing hundreds of young emerging filmmakers of color with unlimited access to industry-grade equipment, training, technology and resources. And what kind of stories can we tell? Corporate, Branded, Promos, Short Documentaries, Music Videos, Web content – you name it, we serve it. Take a look of some of our work below, and let us tell your story.

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For the past several months I've been handling petabytes of data on at the National Geographic Channel. I worked with editors and producers to ensure a seamless media workflow, and kept deliveries to our digital distribution partners on-time. Before NatGeo I was at The Washington Post, where I was in numerous roles as a technical director, editor, web producer, and videographer. From running video walls to wrangling robotic cameras, from patching in NASA astronauts from space to directing shows - we were a lean and mean crew. I worked extensively on their web team to engage audiences across platforms, striking the right mix of social media while tweaking my headlines for SEO for maximum exposure of our content. Several years at American University were the basis of my production experience, as I led a team of 12 production assistants to produce content for the school. If you're looking for someone with versatility and is a creative problem solver, then I'm your guy.

• Video Editor - News
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