Hoboken, NJ, USA
4 reviews$800 - $1200 / Day
Request QuoteSara Snyder is a wildly creative and award-winning multimedia producer, shooter and editor seeking life’s grand adventures. Whether Sara is challenging her yoga-approved balance filming on the rocking beams of an oyster farm or getting attacked by fire ants as she navigates the jungles of Zanzibar, she’s always willing to push the limits of her comfort zone to get the story. Her work has been featured by National Geographic, USA TODAY Travel, Clinton Global Initiative, Eurosport, and more. If Sara could travel the world with a camera in her hand sharing stories about the amazing people and places she gets to visit, she would be happy forever!
June • 2016
"Sara did an excellent job because she researched and found an interview subject with a unique, compelling story to tell and arranged the interview the same day. She edited the interview and broll down to highlights, cutting down our editing time, and sent the footage the same night. She made the process seamless." - Melissa Aparicio, AJ+ Producer
September • 2015
Sara was an exceptional member of our team. Her personality, professionalism, and flexibility were exactly what we needed and her keen eye meant we got all the footage we needed and more. I look forward to working with Sara again and can not recommend her highly enough.
USA TODAY's Hadley Malcolm learns how to make traditional Diwali dishes with James Beard Award-winning chef Vikram Sunderam of Washington, D.C.'s Rasika.
The First Lady invites area students back to harvest the crops planted for the Let's Move! program. See the healthy lunch made from the harvest and what the students learned in the process. Plus, we'll learn how one county's growing its gardening.
One of the country's premier annual events, Farmland Feast showcases the synergy between chefs and farmers in the D.C. metro area. Taste the bounty with USA TODAY's Hadley Malcolm
Produced for USA Today
Produced for USA Today
Hang out with star Christopher Jackson as he juggles his time on the set of the CBS hit TV show, Bull and on stage in the Tony-award winning Broadway show, Hamilton.
Produced for National Geographic Partners LLC
Conservation biologist Kaia Tombak drops herself into shark-infested waters to debunk the terrifying myths and stigmas attached to these top predators.
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