Los Angeles, CA, USA
$800 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteKadri Koop is an Estonian director/DP based in LA. Before moving to the US, she studied and worked in various parts of Europe and Asia from Amsterdam to Singapore. Her work experience extends from her native Tallinn to Beijing, London and Havana. She thrives in foreign production climates and has work experience in Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, English and Estonian. Her films have screened at film festivals from the US to the Middle East, and her work has been featured in various online publications including AJ+ Español, The Atlantic and USA Today. Kadri holds an M.F.A. in Documentary Film & Video from Stanford University and is a cinematography fellow at American Film Institute.
Produced for The New York Times
Combating one of the highest teen suicide rates of the country, a man working as a crossing guard in a wealthy Silicon Valley town reflects on his experience.
Produced for The New York Times
The film documents one small part of the massive international indignation generated by the forced disappearance of 43 students from a rural teacher's college near Iguala, Mexico, one late September night in 2014. In San Francisco, 43 Latino artists living in California respond to this by now infamous human rights violation with art.
Produced for The New York Times
Since hijacking a plane to Cuba in 1971 to avoid charges of killing a police officer, the Cuban government has provided Charlie Hill refuge, allowing him to live a life beyond the reach of the F.B.I. In a letter to his nine-year-old son, the film takes an intimate look at his account of the events leading up to fleeing the US.
Produced for The New York Times
Ohio restaurant Hot Chicken Takeover gives formerly incarcerated people a fair chance at employment.
A boy reminisces about this lost grandfather.
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