Chicago, IL, USA
22 reviews$400 - $600 / Day
Request QuoteI am a freelance video journalist based in Chicago. I shoot, produce, and edit as a one-woman-band. My experience spans from shooting in-studio with multi-cam set-ups, to in the field as a video reporter. My work has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, and The Weather Channel, among many others. My passion for journalism and filmmaking has also led me to pursue original short documentaries in Brazil, Singapore, and Chicago. Complex, nuanced stories of people keep me alive and creative. I aspire to use multimedia storytelling to engage people, inspire change, and disrupt normalcy.
August • 2016
Kerri was very attentive to the details of the project. We did not need to make too many revisions and she definitely carried our vision to fruition. We gave her free range to pick the subject of the piece and she picked a brilliant individual with amazing character on camera. I would definitely work with Kerri again on future projects.
December • 2016
As usual Kerri very well shot material, organized perfectly and communicated well to leave nothing to question.
April • 2016
Kerri is fast, thorough and pleasant to work with.
Brianna Wellen was diagnosed with cancer the day after Easter 2015, just before her 25th birthday. During such a vulnerable period of attempting adulthood, how does one manage to survive, and thrive, such a daunting diagnosis?
As a openly trans woman of color, Angelica Ross says her only options were to work as a showgirl or sex worker. Instead, she taught herself technical skills. Now she’s created an internship program to mentor other trans people
Two brothers compete with other sumo wrestlers for spots on Brazil's national sumo team. Yoshi and Taka Higuchi were born and raised in Brazil, where the world's largest ethnic Japanese population outside of Japan resides.
Young Asian American women have the highest rates of depressive symptoms of any racial/ethnic or gender group, but cultural stigma surrounding mental illness has left Asian American communities ill-equipped to support those who are coping.
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Nizhoni Ward is a young girl in 6th grade who from young has been defying stereotypes. While she has been running for pageants from 9 months old, she also plays tackle football, sings, and dances. In support of #noDAPL, she will be performing at a fundraiser in Chicago. Despite losing her dad to alcoholism two years ago, Nizhoni is back on her feet today, ready to help.
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