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Request QuoteNyier Abdou is an American video journalist, filmmaker and multimedia producer. A longtime newspaper reporter, she worked as a print reporter based in Cairo for more than six years. In 2005, she moved back to the U.S. to join The Star-Ledger newspaper, where she worked for nine years and moved from print to video journalism, going on to produce award-winning documentaries and news features with the paper. She is comfortable shooting hard news, news features and long-form documentary and edits in both Premiere and Final Cut Pro. She is capable of writing and voicing narration, as well as cutting nat-sound packages. Her work has earned six New York Emmy awards, including best documentary and writing for her recent documentary, “Being George,” as well as awards from the National Press Photographers Association and the Associated Press Sports Editors.
In the glittering world of high-stakes competitive cheerleading, the World Cup Twinkles are known for heart-stopping stunts, gymnastic prowess and sassy Jersey style. Follow them through one tense season as they chase a goal unfulfilled for six years -- victory at the National Cheerleaders Association championships in Dallas.
Produced for American Littoral Society
A project filmed and edited for the The American Littoral Society about the need for all those who use the oceans to work together through ocean planning.
Produced for Billion Oyster Project
A project filmed and edited for nonprofit Billion Oyster Project about a New York City public maritime school on Governor’s Island.
Produced for The College of New Jersey
Meet Britta Nippert, a student at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). Islam scholar. Incipient nomad. Hula hooper. Part of "I AM TCNJ," a documentary project exploring students' lived experiences.
Produced for Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
An initiative by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund to drastically reduce waste at its famed poetry festival in Newark.
Produced for The Guardian
After a wave of attacks on Jewish Israelis, Jerusalemites on both sides tell The Guardian's Phoebe Greenwood they are afraid to leave their homes.
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