Hattiesburg, MS, USA
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Request QuoteHanna Miller is the only female Sony FS-7 owner/operator in the state of Mississippi. Trained at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, her speciality is documentary verite, but she also shoots drone footage with her own gear. Hanna has shot and directed films for the New York Times Op-Docs, Indie Lens Storycast, and various contractors.
As America’s voting infrastructure ages, can a scrappy startup gain the trust of a small town in rural Mississippi in order to test drive the future of voting technology?
DP and director for this New York Times Op-Doc about a Syrian refugee boy starting his first week of the 10th grade in Winnipeg, Canada.
In the rural, queer South, enterprising immigrant Mercedes Ricks challenges stereotypes when she runs for mayor of Magnolia, Mississippi. Questions of acceptance and belonging in the U.S. are raised – and answers can only be found once Mercedes looks beyond the political arena.
This is one film in a short docu-series examining what motivates voting behaviors in towns across the U.S. This series was funded by ITVS and was distributed vIa IndieLens Storycast.
Produced for Voice of America
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