New York, NY, USA
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Request QuoteQin Chen is an all-terrain video journalist. She writes, reports, films, and edits, from ideation to creation. She grew up in Shanghai, has worked on documentary projects in South Africa, Eastern Europe, and the U.S. Video journalism is her gateway to bridge cultural differences. Her work has been published with CNN, CNBC, San Jose Mercury News, Special Olympics, and The New Yorker.
Produced for NBCUniversal
Nick Lam has well over 5,000 friends on WeChat, many are his customers. Wechat, the most popular Chinese social network platform, propelled Nick's business of selling luxury cars to Chinese college students like hot cakes. During summer, busiest season of the year, his company sells over 100 cars per month, with 20% of sales above $100,000.
Produced for NBCUniversal
In 2015, going into the fourth years of a historical drought, famers from Central California was on their last drop of hope. Many has seen their water bill climbed up ten times. This was the make-or-break year for small growers. Some were praying the El Niño will rain the rescue, some were blaming the local government for the lack of support.
Produced for University of Miami
Rhymes of Grahamstown belongs to a larger multimedia journalism project– 20 Years On. The project looked at how South Africa has changed and unchanged 20 years after the end of apartheid. As the creative director, I first worked with a local fixer to identify the right character for the story. Then filmed and edited the story with a production assistant.
Produced for The New Yorker
From Maruchan to Momofuku, a look at America’s love affair with the savory noodle.
Produced for The New Yorker
The rapper Drake played Fortnite Battle Royale with the professional gamer Ninja, and a video-game phenomenon was born.
Produced for The New Yorker
An interview with Wu Jing, the star and director of the film.
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