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Request QuoteAlexandra Nikolchev has a depth of experience in story craft and all aspects of documentary and video production. Splitting her time between California and New York, she is a freelance documentary filmmaker who produces, shoots and edits. Her recent producer credits include a PBS feature length documentary "Don't Tell Anyone (No Le Digas a Nadie)" and "Crossing the Line at the Border," an Emmy award-winning broadcast investigation into the U.S. Border Patrol. Other credits include Moyers & Company, NBC News, BRIC TV and documentary films: "12th and Delaware" (Loki Films), "American Teacher" and "The Texas Promise" (Big Year Productions.) Alexandra graduated from U.C. Berkeley and received a master's degree in journalism from New York University in 2009.
Produced for BRIC TV
Brooklyn based fashion maven, Nailah Lymus, says one of the hardest parts of her growing business is to maintain integrity. This video is about a Muslim woman building a career on stylish yet modest women’s clothing. Produced, shot and edited by Alexandra Nikolchev.
Produced for Edelman San Francisco
Directed, shot and edited by Alexandra Nikolchev. The Macarthur Foundation and National NeighborWorks Association launches an initiative on the importance of affordable housing and better communities: there's a New American Dream.
Produced for PBS Newshour
Field producer, reporter and second camera on the three-part Emmy Award winning investigation into the U.S. Border. While the number of illegal crossings at the border has plummeted dramatically - roughly half the number than during peak years - just as many people are dying. Meaning for those coming into the country illegally, it is now more deadly, more lethal, than at any time in recent U.S.
Directed and Produced by Alexandra Nikolchev. The gypsy-punk band Gogol Bordello is touring the world -- but it won't be stopping in Arizona. Ukrainian-born front man Eugene Hütz talks (and sings) to Need to Know on PBS about the band's new album, his Soviet roots and advocacy for immigrants' rights.
Produced for AJPlus
For Mexican-American Millennials and Gen Xers, a mariachi band tribute to Morrissey makes sense. Band members formed El Mariachi Manchester in their L.A. neighborhood Boyle Heights, an epicenter for mariachi and for Latinos obsessed with Morrissey, Irish frontman of the 1980's UK band The Smiths. Tied by Catholicism and outsider status, El Mariachi Manchester shows are church to a Latino fanbase.
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