Boston, MA, USA
$350 - $500 / Day
Request QuotePaula Moura is a award-winning multilingual multimedia journalist. She was a reporter at WBUR’s climate and environment team. Moura was a field producer for the National Geographic documentary “The Territory,” winner of a 2022 Peabody Award, an Emmy Award and two awards at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Previously she was a digital reporter and a Tow Journalism Fellow at PBS’s flagship public affairs series, FRONTLINE. Moura worked as a producer for The New York Times on the investigative video “The Amazon Is Still Burning. Blame Beef,” which received an Award of Excellence from Pictures of the Year (POY) and for Best Documentary at the 2020 National Photographers Association Awards. She also worked as a field producer on the Times video “Abortion in the Time of Zika,” which won first place in POY’s 2017 Pictures of the Year. In Brazil, she has contributed to major U.S. and Brazilian outlets such as The Washington Post, NPR, The Atlantic, Folha de S. Paulo and revista piauí.
The emergency threatening part of the world’s largest rainforest is proof that offsets are too risky to count on to cancel out corporate pollution, and that the Amazon needs help without strings attached.
I pitched the story, reported in the field, wrote the script and recorded narration
Report on Cuban doctors coming to Brazil
Produced for CBC
Found two characters to be interviewed about the lack of water problem in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Recorded them, translated and did the voice over.
Produced the story at one of the most dangerous favelas in Brazil, researched and translated in the field.
Story made during Brazilian elections about quotas for female politicians as an example of how this policy works around the world and if it is really effective
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