Toronto, ON, Canada
$500 - $1000 / Day
Request a demoI am an experienced multimedia producer, most recently for Asia Society where I oversaw all aspects of video production and social media across 12 centers worldwide. I produce, shoot, write and edit videos on a wide range of topics. I also do photography, know how to promote content on social media and analyze web traffic. I have produced videos featuring analysts, artists, authors, chefs, designers, filmmakers, musicians, world leaders and more. I have experience working around the world and under various circumstances. Besides field producing pieces from China and Hong Kong, I have also coordinated remote productions in Afghanistan, Nepal and the West Bank. I have experience working on both long-form documentary and daily news cycle schedules and well-versed in being a one-person production unit. Specialties: Video production (including lighting and audio). DSLR and HD camera work. Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro video editing. Still photography. Social media.
An up-close and personal look at monks from the Drigung Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism constructing a sand mandala at Asia Society Museum over the course of five days. The mandala they created is a Shitro mandala — "the mandala of the One Hundred Peaceful and Wrathful Deities." Sand mandala time-lapse: bit.ly/1R1iPtg
In the wake of her new memoir, The Alley of Love and Yellow Jasmines, Iranian actress Shohreh Aghdashloo talks about working in Iran, getting her role in House of Sand and Fog, being typecast and working with Jon Stewart on his directorial debut. Learn more: bit.ly/1rEx9U5
Art conservator Leslie Gat shares her insights about art conservation and describes how some of the objects in Asia Society Museum's Buddhist Art of Myanmar were conserved for the exhibition and beyond. Read the full story here: bit.ly/1YjMB2r
Bangladesh-born visual artist Asma Sultana explains how her body relates so intimately to her work: http://bit.ly/2aaw7aG
From frat boy hazing rituals to terrifying dark pursuits on foot, Ming Hon knows the thrill of the pursuit: http://bit.ly/2bmq9Fv
Come Out & Play is an annual festival of street games that turns New York City into a giant playground. They provide a forum for new types of public games and play by bringing together players eager to interact with the world around them and designers producing innovative new games and experiences. Oh yeah, and they have city-size fun.
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