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Location sound recording/mixing for video for Proudfoot TV (U.K.), the BBC, ARD (Germany), RTL (Germany), Uden Associates (U.K.), Darlow Smithson (U.K.), Pioneer Productions (U.K.), VPRO (The Netherlands), Channel 7 (Australia), National Geographic Channel, Atlantic Productions, the Discovery Channel, PBS, WGBH, B Productions, City Lights Media Group, Lion Television, Fountainhead, CBC, Plani Presse (France) Alhurra Mideast Television Network, and various independents for corporate and ENG clients including Town and Country Magazine, Liz Claiborne, Philips, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Price Waterhouse, Reader’s Digest, Court TV, YTV (Canada), the National Hockey League, Madison Square Garden, MTV, ABC (Good Morning America)

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I shoot, report, write and edit (on Final Cut 7) feature and news stories, on arts, business, human-interest and political subjects, all searchable under my name at voanews.com. My work has taken me to Ugandan slums and hospitals to shoot stories about AIDS and malaria, to Kentucky for an investigative piece about a deadly uranium processing plant, and to New York to interview Taliban representatives in the year before the 9/11 attacks. I have covered police shootings and terrorism trials, art exhibits at the Met, Guggenheim and MoMA, film, music festivals, books, theater, health and medical stories, immigration, marriage equality and transgender rights, high-speed trading, and foreign ownership of high-end New York real estate, among many other subjects.

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

Award winning cameraman for many years based in NYC. Co-owner and partner with Joseph Jackson in Oracle Entertainment Media, Inc. We offer creativity, quality, professionalism, experience, and most importantly, 'peace of mind' As much of our work entails covering news for the major broadcast networks we do have NY Press and UN accreditation. Our vehicles have Press plates and are equipped with inverters, which can provide power on remote locations. Whatever the format, let us know your needs. We are available 24/7. Prices vary depending on the shoot and package needed. We will always try to work within your budget. No unnecessary add ons .You will love our lighting! Can view additional video on youtube/art benger.

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• Video Editor - Documentary

Beatrice Katcher is a visual journalist who enjoys covering public health, technology, music, art and culture. She is an experienced photojournalist, writer, social media manager and web content producer. A native Detroiter, she received a BA in Journalism Honors from Wayne State University, and her undergraduate senior honors thesis was a multimedia project that focused on food security in Detroit. Her love of dynamic storytelling is why she is studying multimedia at UC Berkeleys Graduate School of Journalism. Beatrice enjoys traveling and recently studied art and architecture in France. She also loves spending time with her husband and children, fitness, learning new languages, reading novels, checking out photography blogs and discovering new music.

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RAVA Films is a team of two filmmakers: Rafael Salazar and Ava Wiland. We've been working together for over three years directing/producing, shooting and editing documentary films and documentary-style branded and promotional videos for a broad range of non-profit organizations and government institutions such as The U.S. Department of State, The Bronx Museum, Art21 and TATE. We've been fortunate enough to have been commissioned to produce and direct films on topics that we are passionate about such as a 15-episode short documentary series called "smARTpower" about diplomacy through the visual arts for the U.S. State Department, 10 films for Art21's Webby-nominated online series "New York Close Up" which features young emerging artist living in New York, among many other projects.

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I'm a documentary filmmaker and journalist focused on telling character driven, personal stories that illuminate a universal social or political issue. I've tended to focus on Latin America, and have worked for Al Jazeera, Dateline NBC, Current TV and VPro. I'm a competent researcher, producer, cameraman, editor, still photographer and writer. Nothing makes me happier than taking a camera into a hard-to-access situation. So far that has included crack houses and sweatshops in Argentina, mail order bride agencies and guerilla organizations in Colombia, and meetings with hit men and scam artists across the US. I'm currently in post production on 2 long form documentaries of my own and until recently was an AP at Dateline NBC.

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Tenzin Shakya is a Tibetan-American Journalist with more than four years of experience producing news stories in private and nonprofit journalism. She covers stories related to social justice, peace and security, national security, and human rights. Before becoming a journalist, Shakya worked for Rethink Media, a nonprofit organization working to shift the public discussion on issues related to peace and security, national security, and human rights. Shakya graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Women and Gender Studies. Her work has been published in San Mateo County Times, San Jose Mercury News, Contra Costa Times, and The Oakland Tribune.

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Nicole Boliaux, Nikki to her friends, graduated from Western Kentucky University and the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus, Denmark. She was a photo intern at Tulsa World in Oklahoma, NPR Music in DC, the Deseret News in Salt Lake City and the San Francisco Chronicle. Currently, she is currently a freelance video editor and cinematographer in New York City. Her work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, NPR.org, The San Francisco Chronicle, Buzzfeed, The Smithsonian Magazine, ViewFind, Courier Journal, Tulsa World, The Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, The Oklahoman and The Cleveland American. x x

• Documentary DP
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Creative Director
• Video Editor - News
• Field Producer
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• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
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• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• Sound Designer
• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Colorist
• Reporter / Journalist
• Audio Storyteller

I'm a videojournalist, writer, and editor based in New York City with experience freelancing in Brazil, Paris, Mexico, and China. My filming style ranges from news documentary to hip-hop clips, to live streams and in-studio productions, and everything mixed up and in between - all depending on your story. My videos have ended up at international news agencies, local media, music labels, NGOs and universities. Although I grew up in the inner-cities, today I strive to live on the inside of the outer world: ready to pitch unique local stories, investigate dangerous curiosities, and cross the borders necessary according to the latest assignment.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Fixer
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
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• Documentary DP
• Sound Mixer
• Translator
• Video Editor - News
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Field Producer
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Joey Carey is a Producer/Director and founding partner of Sundial Pictures. He has worked on a variety of scripted and documentary films including Emmy Nominated Welcome to Leith, The Seventh Fire, Obvious Child, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, Pariah, Jack of the Red Hearts, and Youth In Oregon. His films have played at festivals including Sundance, Berlin, SXSW, Tribeca, and Toronto. His films have been released by companies such as A24, Magnolia Pictures, Focus Features, and Samuel Goldwyn. He has also created content for companies such as Univision, Fusion, and Conde Nast. He lives and works between in New York City and Havana, Cuba.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
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• Video Editor - Documentary

A Boston-based documentary filmmaker in the process of complete a Master's in Fine Arts at Emerson College. I have worked on feature documentary films, edited corporate videos, and produced multimedia journalism content throughout my career. I am most experienced with editing (Final Cut, Premiere, and AVID), but posses solid shooting skills as well. I have a wealth of experience documenting disability communities (autism, deaf, etc) through my own documentary work. I am interested in the world and people around me and believe that cross cultural communication is the most rewarding experience. For samples of my work and resume, please visit www.cassanovisuals.com

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My company, Harken Productions, has been around since 1997 producing social issue oriented videos and running a youth media program since 2002. My first film Death: A Love Story premiered in documentary competition at Sundance in 1999, won several festivals, played national PBS, and is now available in over 400 colleges and universities here and in Canada. I now produce shorts, video for business websites, civically engaged media with youth, and for all who want to engage in critical and civic engagement. I also teach in the Film Media department of U. of Rhode Island. Would love to work with you!

• Documentary DP
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I am a videographer who recently relocated from Kentucky to New York City. I'm passionate about documentary-style work and music, and much of my work reflects that. Many of my clients have been musicians from burgeoning Eastern Kentucky music scene, including Grammy-nominated Country singer, Tyler Childers. I have co-created two documentary shorts. "Chico" is the story of David Prince, a teacher and musician who has become an icon to the people of Eastern Kentucky. "Let the Mountains Ring Forever: The Kickin' it on the Creek Story" lays down the history and illustrates the culture of Kickin' it on the Creek, a Woodstock-like music festival held deep in a holler of Irvine, Ky.

• Corporate Videographer
• Drone Operator
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• Video Editor - Commercial
• Colorist
• Fixer
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Production Assistant
• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Transcriber
• Event Photographer
• Landscape Photographer
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer

Freelance video journalist. Most-recent work published with New York Times, Quartz, Business Insider and Tech Insider. Primary shooter and editor for NYT videos, "Happy Little Bob Ross Reunion," for Style section and the number one most-watched video on the site after it's release, and "Rebirth of a Transgender Teen," which accompanied the front-page article, "The New Girl in School: Transgender Surgery at 18" and was one of the most-watched videos on nytimes.com in June and July 2015. I have shot and edited over 25 videos for Quartz and have also created a number of videos for Business Insider and Tech Insider.

• Commercial DP
• Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
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• Video Editor - News
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Clara Ibarra earned her degrees in Political Science and Economics in her hometown, Bogotá, Colombia where she worked as a research assistant in projects that use images as sources of investigation for the writing of social history. She came to NYC in 2006 to pursue a MA in Media Studies, since then she has been working in the production of multimedia endeavors that involve education and the telling of stories. Currently she is coordinating the Spanish programing at Democracy Now!, working with the media outlets that broadcast or publish Democracy Now! en Español around the world. Clara is interested in story telling projects to connect and empower people through a more social use of media.

• News Shooter / Video Journalist
• Documentary DP
• Video Editor - News
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• Reporter / Journalist
• On-Air Reporter / Host
• Translator
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial

I am a bilingual freelance journalist based in Maplewood. I can cover a variety of interesting and powerful topics, from immigration to the growing real estate boom to Native American issues. I have worked for media that include The New York Times, NBC News, Discovery Channel and several other European and Canadian outlets. I have all my own equipment and can produce, shoot and edit my projects - every step from start to finish. I'm interested in finding out more about your organization, and would welcome the chance to talk more. You can find examples of my work at www.tvproducermexico.com. Sincerely, Jorge Melchor x

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An innovative writer and filmmaker offering 2+ years of experience seeking a full-time assistant position with a media company. Held several positions for multiple film projects such as screenwriter, director, producer, editor, and more. Recently a pre-screener for several film festivals. Published and planned editorials at OkayAfrica. Previously the VIP Office Assistant for Tribeca Film Institute (TFF 2018). Currently the Multimedia Director for Harvest Christian Center. Owns the digital media platform, ZuTheories, dedicated to eliminating negative images and portrayals of people of color in mainstream media.

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Drew de Pinto is a director, editor, and photographer based in Queens, NY. Their most recent film, Compton's '22, was sponsored by Film Independent, nominated for an International Documentary Association award, and acquired by The New Yorker for distribution in 2024. Their work has screened at festivals including Outfest, NewFest, and Cinequest. Drew is a recipient of the 2023 NewFest New Voices Filmmaker Grant in partnership with Netflix, a graduate of Stanford’s Documentary Film MFA program, and a member of the Alliance of Documentary Editors. They have worked with clients including The New Yorker, Vox, the Democratic Socialists of America, Kartemquin Films, and Truth & Documentary.

• Non-Fiction Film Director
• Video Editor - Documentary
• Video Editor - Commercial
• Documentary DP
• Creative Director
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• Colorist
• Digital Content Creator
• Event Photographer
• Portrait Photographer

I grew up in Manila and flew to New York to go to journalism school, and I've had a camera in my hands ever since. I can shoot and edit daybook pieces in an afternoon or spend months on a single story, though I prefer the latter because there's much more room for a story to grow. I like hunting for stories that are raw and human, and different and fun. I followed a teenage single father in the Bronx who worked to make life better for his son, I shot a crazy balut (duck embryo) eating contest in the Lower East Side and the winner who ate 37 of them, and in December I'm flying to Tacloban City to document how Filipinos are rebuilding their lives after the typhoon.

• Documentary DP
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Hello, I am an experienced video journalist with a background in hyper-local news coverage and events. I have three years of experience working as a blogger and videographer with Newsday.com and am currently the producer of my own web series at Stony Brook University's Faculty Student Association. I have a passion for reporting on news of all matters on Long Island and New York, including high school and professional sports, local politics, event coverage, and technology stories. I look forward to working with the Storyhunter team and hope to speak to you further in regards to the position. Thank you, Mike Cusanelli

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