Washington, DC, USA
$400 - $700 / Day
Request QuoteI have worked in television and digital media since 2009, including producing and anchoring a primetime television show which aired internationally for three years, twice a week, totaling 331 episodes, 7,944 minutes of programming, and 1,410 interviews. I worked on each episode from start to finish while functioning in various roles, including conceptualization, writing, planning, translation, videography, editing, interviewing, pre- and post-production, and leading teams. I have also worn these hats while working on freelance projects with corporate, charity, educational and community organizations and national campaigns. My recent media projects have included work with Barclay Card, Barnes and Noble, Vogue Arabia, the Girl Scouts of the USA, Virginia Commonwealth University, the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Greater Than AIDS campaign, contributing as a panelist on the Pulitzer Center Journalists Panel: "The Way We Tell Stories," and teaching a “Storytelling and your Perspective” workshop at the William and Mary Global Film Fest. My professional background also includes charitable causes, management, event coordination, and writing of proposals, contracts and marketing material. I would be happy to share professional details and reel upon request. I look forward to collaborating with you! Skills Snapshot: Field producing Managing talent/stringers/and crew in the field Leading teams Videography Social media Voiceovers Translations Conducting interviews Location scouting Research Booking interviews Coordinating shoots Conceptualization Writing Planning Video editing Line producing Anchoring On-Camera Hosting Acting Copy Editing
Farida Osman may only be 24 years old, but she’s already making lasting strides towards shattering stereotypes about Middle Eastern women in sports one record-breaking race at a time. The young trailblazer is one of the many inspiring women from the Arab world who we paid tribute to at the inaugural WILL Summit — an interactive platform to promote female empowerment in the region.
Martha's Table Corporate Video 2019
In these videos, scholars and historians explore the Key Concepts of the Teaching Hard History framework by discussing slavery’s impact on the lives of enslaved people in what is now the United States and the nation’s development around the institution. They also explain how enslaved people influenced the nation, its culture and its history. Here is one of the 10 videos from this project.
This young trailblazer is one of the many inspiring women from the Arab world who participated in the inaugural WILL Summit last week at the Rosewood Hotel in Abu Dhabi. Presented by Nervora, Vogue Arabia, UN Women, and the General Women’s Union, the all-day event sponsored by Neutrogena and Bulgari, promoted female empowerment in the region by providing an interactive platform for powerful women.
EPISODE 4-A GRAVE INJUSTICE Shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, the US military and FBI arrested more than 110,000 American citizens of Japanese ancestry.Taken to desert camps, confined for months or years, many of these Americans lost their homes and businesses.We visit the largest of these camps, now a NPS site—and meet those keeping memory alive.
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