Nantes, France
$400 - $800 / Day
Request QuoteI'm a Nantes-based audio-visual producer, editor, and journalist with degrees in Politics and Documentary Production and a minor in Linguistics from Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY. I produce socially relevant films, research, and journalism focusing on political economy, labor, migrant rights, and languages. I have a had film aired on PBS affiliate WRFI as well as podcast episodes broadcast on public radio station WRFI. I am functionally fluent in French, and Spanish and also translate and interpret from those languages into English. I am able to work in the US and in the EU.
Here is a video I made for Cultura Ithaca and the Latino Civic Association of Tompkins County. It was broadcast in September of 2021 for a community event.
Directed, shot, and edited this short video covering one of Ithaca's biggest protests in recent years. This included interviews as well as live action footage of protest events. Footage and stills from this video were used as part of The Ithacan's and The Ithaca Voice's coverage of the event.
Produced for Wind-up Pictures
Providing editing of audiovisual content along with veteran filmmakers for clients including Cornell University's Undergraduate Admissions Office. Worked on a deadline as part of a small team editing HD footage. Worked to update and adapt project based on feedback from Cornell University and supervisor.
Produced for Ithaca College Course
Our film focuses on bike delivery workers (largely migrants) in NYC, and the danger, exploitation, and lack of recognition they face. Following Sammy Escalante, a Delivery worker (or "deliverista") as well as a street photographer, we hope to bring to light the reality and some of the problems with the food delivery industry – as well as what is being done to improve it.
Produced for Wind-up Pictures
I was production assistant, providing help with sound set-up and lighting. This shoot involved interviews as well as filming work on maple groves.
Produced for WRFI
Transnational political and economic forces have depleted rural Salvadoran communities, driving Salvadorans to flee and seek refuge and economic opportunities. Then they often also face repression and exploitation beyond their national borders. In the US, we hear about the plight of Salvadoran refugees, but the voices and aspirations of rural communities left in El Salvador are seldom heard. This project will be developing a different kind of transnational network, which begins with the stories and visions from rural Salvadoran communities.
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