Washington, DC, USA
1 review$600 - $650 / Day
Request a demoKate O. Wagner is a digital producer/director, with over a decade of experience in multimedia storytelling, and a skillset that includes videography, editing, graphic design, podcasting, and social media strategy. She is experienced in all aspects of digital production, from scripting through distribution. Kate has worked in production in six countries, and co-founded two production companies— Sameblood Productions and Accuracy Productions. She has freelanced for clients such as Discovery Digital, TLC, Freethink Media, One District Media, eXmore Productions, and many more. Kate has a special interest in social justice issues and nonfiction media ethics, and conducts film workshops for displaced youth. She earned a master’s degree in Arab Studies from Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service, and a Certificate in Refugees and Humanitarian Emergencies from the Institute for the Study of International Migration. Her language skills include English, Spanish, and Arabic.
May • 2022
Kate was prompt, responsive, thorough, and flexible—a true professional and a joy to work with! I wasn't able to be on-site to oversee the project, but she went above and beyond to communicate the process, make sure our needs were met and deliver on time. Further, all the film's subjects reported back very positive things about working with her. As one of them said, "she's a keeper," and we look forward to working with her again in the future!
Produced for Seeds of Peace, Inc.
Produced for Accuracy Productions
SyriaTV segment commemorating 11 years of revolution in Syria
Produced for Solidarity with the Persecuted Church
Documentary fact finding mission on the conditions of the dwindling Christian population in Palestine
Produced for Plush Marketing
Advertising video for the antiseptic drug Cetacaine
The Best Me I Can Be is a film that highlights the efforts of DC students, parents, and schools to increase the involvement of youth with disabilities in their Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and prepare them to take a more active role in planning for their futures. The five film modules show how involving students in the IEP process increases student engagement, empowers students to achieve their goals, and prepares youth to successfully transition to adulthood.
In pursuit of a deeper familiarity with Islam and the Arabic language, a young Pakistani-American man studying at the University of Alexandria meets a group of men who preach an extreme form of the religion, and is forced to decide whether to reject the things he loves, including his gay brother. But he unexpectedly discovers a greater joy when he meets and falls in love with his Egyptian T.A.
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