Brooklyn, NY 11216, USA
$500 - $1400 / Day
Request a demoOra DeKornfeld is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studied Media Studies and Gender Studies. She likes to tell stories through video, audio and dance. She is candid, intrepid and unapologetically herself. Some of her clients include the New York Times, P&G, The Los Angeles Times and Found Sound Nation. Her work has been featured by National Geographic, SXSW, Pictures of the Year International and The Webby Awards among others. She loves acro yoga, feminist satire and sleeping on coffee shop sofas. She hates writing in the third person. She is currently based in Brooklyn, NY!
Produced for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Caught between the incessant nagging at school and a toxic environment at home, Tyesha has never really felt like she fit in anywhere. When she was sexually assaulted, she felt like she didn’t even belong in her own skin. But when an alternative spoken word class came to her high school, she learned how to put her struggles into words.
Produced for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
When Brenda Mayfield was betrayed by someone she trusted to protect her, she realized she needed to protect herself. This need later evolved into a passion for the martial arts. Today, Brenda is a martial arts teacher, or sensei, and has committed her life to passing on her art to children in the community.
Produced for Los Angeles Times
Every parent experiences moments of uncertainty: Am I terrible parent? Have I failed my children? Am I doing enough? But for these mothers, these natural uncertainties are magnified by their lost homeland, fragmented families and legal limbo.
Produced for Los Angeles Times
Take a trip with the East Side Moto Babes riding club through the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
When a coal mine disaster kills her brother, Betty, a pro-coal activist, joins forces with Lorelei, a tree-hugging environmentalist, to take on the most dangerous coal company in the United States. This feature film premiered at the Full Frame Film Festival in 2015.
Produced for Found Sound Nation
The Dosti Music Project brings together ten musicians from Pakistan, India, and the U.S. to write, record and tour original music across the American South.
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