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'The only way a heroin addict gets off heroin is when they die'
After at least seven failed attempts at rehab, Desi Sandlin's parents' fear finally came true. Kenny and Lori Sandlin of Florence, Ky., had to bury their 22-year-old daughter. They plea for better treatment options. More info: cin.ci/1o7lsys. Produced by Carrie Cochran. May 2014.
Eli Comes to America
Kara and Adam Ayers of Mason, who both have osteogenesis imperfecta – a type of dwarfism, traveled to China to adopt a Eli, who also has a form of dwarfism. International adoption is largely more accessible to parents with disabilities than domestic. Shot, edited and produced by Carrie Cochran. March 2015.
My way to die: 'Yes I'm dying, but so are you.
Joe Neyer of Oxford, Ohio, a member of a family of prominent Cincinnati builders, was diagnosed with the most aggressive brain cancer. Joe allowed a photographer and reporter to chronicle the last months of his life so that others might begin to talk about death. Shot, edited and produced by Carrie Cochran. (Additional video: Glenn Hartong and Jeff Swinger.) July 2015.
'A land of dream come true'
Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard says his dad never talked about the struggles he endured as a kid. Yvens Bernard, a Haitian refugee, arrived in America without even a shirt on his back. Filmed, edited and produced by Carrie Cochran, November, 2015.
From the Congo to Cincinnati: A refugee's plea to play
For Withrow High School student Daniel Sumuni, soccer is everything. He lived in a refugee camp for 15 years after most of his family escaped war in the Congo. But, because of his age, Ohio says he can no longer play high school soccer. Directed, shot and edited by Carrie Cochran.
Father of murder victim: You know Shayna Hubers, but don’t know this
Attorney Ryan Poston was killed by the woman he was trying to break up with. The trial of Shayna Hubers received sensational national media coverage, and was covered around the clock by several major networks. Jay Poston talks about what the media didn't cover. Produced by Carrie Cochran December 2015.

Carrie C.

Cincinnati, OH, USA

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RECOGNITIONS: I was recently named among the top multimedia photojournalists in the National Press Photographers Association's international Best of Photojournalism contest for my portfolio of video work (March, 2016). I was also named Ohio Photographer of the Year for my still photography (April, 2016). Since 2013, I've received five Emmys from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Ohio Valley Chapter, which covers four states. Whether it's a daily turn or a months-long project, I'm in constant search for the surprising or underexposed. I get special satisfaction in producing pieces on weighty topics, but also like exploring what makes this world bizarre, comical and beautiful. From Hurricane Katrina, the earthquake in Haiti, immigration in Mexico, to my own Midwestern backyard, with every story I do, I learn a little more about our world.

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'The only way a heroin addict gets off heroin is when they die'

Eli Comes to America

My way to die: 'Yes I'm dying, but so are you.

'A land of dream come true'

From the Congo to Cincinnati: A refugee's plea to play

Father of murder victim: You know Shayna Hubers, but don’t know this