Sirirat, Bangkok Noi, Bangkok 10700, Thailand
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Request a demoI’m a Bangkok-based director, producer and DP with over 15 years in visual storytelling. Raised in Thailand and attended UNC Chapel Hill, I began as a photojournalist before moving into cinematography and directing. My work includes Netflix documentaries, investigative reportage pieces for Al Jazeera, UN films, and nonprofit stories. My first feature-length documentary film Hope Frozen won Thailand's first International Emmy. My second, The Trapped Thirteen: How I survived the Thai cave, was nominated for a New & Documentary Emmy. In my spare time, I teach visual storytelling at universities. I enjoy verite, documentary, and commercial projects.
Produced for Al Jazeera English - Digital
A Youtube video of a Thai monk in a private jet wearing designer shades and toting Louis vuitton luggage made headlines worldwide last year. The documentary examines why there appears to be a rise in scandalous monks in the media and what Thailand's doing about it.
Produced for Al Jazeera English - Digital
Just four years ago Myanmar released hundreds of political prisoners and promised to embrace democratic reforms. But once again the number of students, activists and journalists jailed is rising. Reporter Pailin Wedel follows two women activists faced with persecution even as Myanmar prepares for the polls.
Produced for The Wall Street Journal
Reynaldo Garnace is the director of Eastern Visayas campus of Philippines Science High School in Tacloban. After the typhoon, he's left to manage a school with no roof and students without homes. But he believes he was spared for a mission: to rebuild the school and care for the students who survived. This is part of a series of one-minute vignettes about survivors I published daily there.
Produced for National Geographic Partners LLC
Some of the last surviving Naga headhunters describe how they once killed members of other tribes, a practice that ended when they converted to Christianity. Today these men are elderly, and their region in northern India, Nagaland, has a higher percentage of Baptists than the state of Mississippi.
Produced for The New York Times
As Myanmar counts votes in its first free elections in 25 years, the Muslim minority, including the Rohingya, remains unrepresented, and for some, disenfranchised.
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