Brooklyn, NY 11216, USA
$400 - $750 / Day
Request QuoteI’m an award-winning producer-director with 25 years experience making documentaries, entertainment shows and short videos for non-profit groups like Amnesty International. I was senior producer-director of long form programs at MTV for 5 years. After leaving MTV I produced 3 films for director Michael Apted: “The Long Way Home,” about Russian rocker Boris Grebenshikov’s odyssey to the West, and “Married In America” 1 & 2, an ongoing doc about 9 couples wed in 2001. I also produced-directed “Vis à Vis,” the innovative, interactive PBS doc series. Among my other productions are “The Furious Force Of Rhymes,” a global look at hip-hop as protest music, and “Sarabah,” about Senegalese rapper Sister Fa’s campaign to end female genital cutting. My work has received an IDA Documentary Achievement award, 3 Cine Golden Eagles, the Special Jury Award from the Locarno Film Festival & the Golden Butterfly from Movies That Matter.
Produced for International Development Law Organization
This short video is part of a series I produced for the International Development Law Organization about sustainable development and the rule of law in the developing world, as seen through the eyes of 5 renowned photographers. It focuses on energy poverty in the slums of Nairobi, documented by Kabir Dhanji. The series premiered March 2015 at the UN in Geneva.
Produced for Link TV
"The Secret Words" is a mini-doc about outspoken Bangladeshi singer-songwriter Anusheh Anadil. It's part of a series I produced about groundbreaking artist/activists in the Muslim world under a grant from the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art. For this episode I recruited famed Indian director Q, and supervised the production.
Produced for KCET
"Sarabah" is an award-winning documentary about Senegalese rapper Sister Fa and her grassroots campaign to end female genital cutting in her homeland. I developed, produced and executive produced it. "Sarabah" has won multiple awards, including best film at the prestigious Movies That Matter festival.
Produced for Amnesty International
"The Price of Silence" is a music video I developed & produced for Amnesty International to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It features Laurence Fishburne and 16 great musicians - some of them refugees - who we filmed green screen around the world and effected on to the UN General Assembly stage.
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