Documentaries typically inform or educate an audience by presenting facts, real-life events and perspectives on a subject. I love producing documentaries, and am especially passionate about creating documentaries that are focused on environmental issues.
Producer | non-narrative documentary film style
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WE ARE TUVALUThis is a shortened clip from the feature-length documentary film We Are Tuvalu that received worldwide distribution with PBS and ABC Australia. It aired in over 50 countries and territories.
I produced this documentary and post produced the edit of the documentary. |
WORDS STICKLauren Magiera is WGN's first female sports anchor and has been the victim of cyberbullying throughout her career. I reached out to her asking if she would share her story.
I interviewed, filmed, and edited this piece together to share her story and show the power and impact words can have people. |
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVERHomelessness along the Santa Ana River has increased exponentially over the past decade near Riverside, California, causing frustration among community members and health concerns for both the people living along the river as well as the River itself. This short documentary explores life along the river and tells the complicated story of activism to save the river.
I produced, filmed and edited this short documentary in collaboration with the Inland Empire Waterkeeper. |
Ashes to Ashes from Southern Exposure on Vimeo. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE "Ashes to Ashes" is a short documentary that shows how Alabamians throughout the state are impacted by the pollution by-product of burning coal. As a Southern Exposure Film Fellow during the summer 2018, I had six weeks to source, interview, film, and edit this piece together. My goal was to create a compelling, non-narrative film that interwove stories from various communities.
The film was selected for the 2019 Wild & Scenic Film Festival and will be on the national tour throughout 2019. It also received the 2019 Big Muddy Film Festival John Michaels Film Award. |