Katrina K.

Hoboken, NJ, USA

$500 - $1000 / Day

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Reporter / Journalist
Documentary DP
News Shooter / Video Journalist

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Produced for Coconuts TV
Keeping Afloat: The Serenity of Sensory Deprivation
Float centers are one of the hottest trends in health and wellness, and they've finally made their way to Asia. "Floating" involves lying on a bed of salt water in a dark sensory deprivation tank. There's no sound, no light, no distractions. It is said to alleviate issues ranging from stress to ADHD. Is this just a new age fad, or can an hour of nothingness truly help your health?
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - News
- Sound Mixer
- Reporter / Journalist
- On-Air Reporter / Host
Produced for Coconuts TV
Coconuts TV - Guardians of the Pangolin: The fight to save the world's most trafficked animal
If you’ve never heard of the pangolin, you’re not alone. The rhino and elephant tend to steal the spotlight when it comes to illegal wildlife trafficking. But pangolins are actually the world's most trafficked animal. This video investigates the underground pangolin trade in Vietnam and takes viewers on a journey across the country to free 35 rescued pangolins back into the wild.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - News
- Reporter / Journalist
- On-Air Reporter / Host
Produced for OZY
OZY - The Singer Whose Voice Rose Above the Inauguration
MILCK's song "Quiet" became known as the unofficial anthem of the Women's March after a flash mob performance of her a cappella choir singing at the Washington march went viral. The choir, composed of women from across the country, had come together to sing for the first time that day after rehearsing via Skype. This video tells the story of MILCK and her powerful protest song.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Sound Mixer
- Reporter / Journalist
VOA - Rohingya Children Losing Future Without Education
Confined to prison-like internment camps, a generation of Rohingya children are growing up deprived of education, leaving little hope for their futures. The vast majority have never been to school because their families are too poor. An estimated 80 percent of Rohingya are illiterate. This video looks at the state of education in the camps and impact on the Rohingya children.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - News
- Sound Mixer
- Reporter / Journalist
VOA - Myanmar’s Annual Rohingya Exodus Placed on Hold
It is “sailing season” in Myanmar, a time when thousands of persecuted Rohingya Muslims have typically taken to the seas in pursuit of better lives abroad. But this year is different. Government crackdowns on human traffickers and a historic election have many people cautiously optimistic that the situation for the Rohingya may finally improve.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - News
- Sound Mixer
- Reporter / Journalist
Coconuts TV -- Counterfeit Kingdom: Thailand's Fake Goods Museum
You can find counterfeit copies of just about anything in Bangkok - electronics, cosmetics, even drugs. In fact, so many fakes are sold there that there's a museum dedicated to them. This video investigates the dark world behind fakes and visits the Museum of Counterfeit Goods to check out its vast collection of pirated goods.
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - News
- Reporter / Journalist

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4K Camera
Action Camera
Drone Camera
DSLR Camera

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Lavalier Microphone

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Video Editor - News
Sound Mixer
Video Editor - Documentary
Video Editor - Commercial

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