Copenhagen, Denmark
$400 - $1200 / Day
Request QuoteBased in Copenhagen, Denmark. Former Guardian staff VJ (four years). Freelance VJ credits include BBC, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall St Journal, HuffPost, NowThis, The Daily Telegraph. Nominated for Best Video Journalism at 2013 Online Media Awards. Covering all genres from hard news to culture, sport to opinion. Also photography and writing. Former Daily Mirror staff reporter and contributor to most UK daily national newspapers. Twice nominated for the Allen Wright Award for Outstanding Arts Journalism at the Edinburgh Festival.
Produced for The New York Times
Iraqi and Syrian refugees discover the social and sexual norms of Sweden in a bid to integrate more smoothly following migration from their homelands. If problems with Project link, watch here: http://www.cameronrobertson.co.uk/news-films-video/teaching-refugees-about-sex-and-consent-in-sweden/
Produced for The Washington Post
A short profile of ‘Trampoline House‘, a community centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, that provides services such as food, language classes and a social meeting place for asylum seekers and refugees. But a new centre-right government Denmark means budget cuts will impact the centre, or perhaps close it.
Produced for BBC
Pensioner Svend Stensgaard had a thrilling career as an immigration officer in Denmark. But life in retirement just wasn’t exciting enough – so he took up powerlifting. Now 93, Svend is the world’s oldest licensed powerlifter, entering top competitions across the world and lifting up to 150kg. Even a heart attack three years ago hasn’t stopped him.
Produced for The Guardian [UK]
Barbara Blaine, a survivor of sexual abuse by a Catholic priest, has travelled from Chicago for the Pope’s UK visit with a mission to stop abuse in the church. - “A great piece, tackled very sensitively.” (Richard Bottomley, VJ Movement.com)
Glastonbury festival near Pilton, Somerset, is the UK’s largest annual music event. One man, Hank, has contributed every year since the mid-80s by hand-painting hundreds of steel drums, ready to be used as bins by the 250,000 attendees.
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