Tag: doc
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“See Each Other. Save Trans Lives.”
I created a 0:30 second PSA to air on Warner Media properties—HBO, CNN, TBS, HBO, Cartoon Network, POGO, Warner Bros, New Line Cinema, TNT, Cinemax, HLN, Adult and Swim—on behalf of the Human Rights Campaign. The creative brief called for a concept that would hep cisgender people connect to transgender folk as people. I not…
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“Meet the Human Rights Campaign\’s New President Alphonso David”
Client: Human Rights Campaign Role: Producer, Editor Run Time: 5:54
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\”The Story of Her\”
Client: Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign, Hillary for America Role: Producer, Editor Run Time: 5:38
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\”Martha and Sara\”
The Hillary Clinton 2016 campaign wanted a piece of content that would highlight the Secretary’s achievements in passing the CHIP Act and providing health insurance to children. Working across departments, I found these subjects, filmed them one-person-band and convinced them to let me digitize their old home videos to come up with this emotional piece.…
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New York Mag: “Capturing the Humans of New York”
I produced, shot and edited this 4-minute short about Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton. The final video and a written Q&A (I had so much good stuff that didn\’t make it into the video!) appeared on Tumblr Storyboard and New York Magazine\’s Daily Intel blog. In a nice nod, Vimeo added it to…
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MSNBC: Single Humans of New York Photo Raises $1M for Kids
Client: MSNBC Originals Role: Producer, Camera, Editor Run Time: 3:34
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MSNBC: Bullied, Gay Teen\’s \’Dying Wish\’ Denied after Suicide
Client: MSNBC Originals Role: Producer, Camera, Editor Run Time: 8:58
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MSNBC: First Openly Gay Eagle Scout’s Future Unclear
Client: MSNBC Originals Role: Producer, Camera, Editor Run Time: 5:42
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MSNBC: \”Pocatello\”
Client: MSNBC Originals Role: Producer, Camera, Editor Run Time: 7:06 Client: MSNBC Originals Role: Producer, Camera, Editor Run Time: 8:05
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BBC News Magazine: \”Shooting Star\”
While filming the New York Daily Intel/Tumblr Storyboard piece about Humans of New York photographer Brandon Stanton, I noticed teens going wild for the guy, often stopping him on the street. As I wrapped the last shoot with Stanton for that first piece, a tween broke into tears to me off-camera when I told her…