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Guy is a videographer, photographer, journalist, field producer, writer, and editor based in the Midwest/Hawaii. He has worked with the Washington Post, NBC, The History Channel, Now This, Business Insider, U of St Thomas, and AJ+. Recent documentary contributions include Selfie Nation by Alexandra Pelosi, and Yes Men's Peace Pipeline. With a special interest in Politics and Business. -Light kit, Sony or Black Magic camera package, drone, gimbals, and more -Available for solo shoots and crews.

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hello, I am a producer/director/filmmaker/visual storyteller. My heart work is in cultural documentaries, both long and short form. I learned my craft working in public television and then as an independent. I like finding stories that give voice to issues through intimate encounters with everyday people. I like to understand complex stories and focus them into accessible pieces. As people tell me their stories and share their intimate feelings, I understand that these stories can change the world. I think there is no more powerful form of connecting than visual storytellingconnecting truth, ideas and the essence of what it means to be a human being in a broken world. I am an intrepid maker. I have 28 years experience and have learned how to respectfully and kindly not take no for an answer. I am particularly attracted to social justice issues involving women, youth and cultural identity. I have a great interest in culture and the arts, the environment and relationships between disparate groups of people. The stories I seek are usually about resiliency and how people make chaos into order or not. I have a Canon c-100 camera and can go anywhere with it.

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After graduating from Creighton University in Omaha, I moved back to my hometown of Kansas City to join Time Warner Cable SportsChannel, formerly known as Metro Sports. I started as the high school freelance sideline reporter before working full-time in Lincoln, Nebraska, where I spent three and a half years reporting on the Cornhuskers and Omaha Storm Chasers. Wherever the Huskers were, I was close behind. In June 2014, TWC transferred me back to KC where I spent the majority of my time covering the Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas City Royals and local KC high school athletics. Whether it was reporting about the Kansas City Chiefs’ first playoff victory in two decades or bringing Royals fans inside the clubhouse for a rowdy World Series celebration 29 years in the making, I loved every minute of being a sports reporter. In January 2017, my husband and I moved to St. Paul, Minnesota and I opened my own company, Falco Creative Media, a video production company. My ultimate goal is to capture and create innovative, unique video marketing content that makes my clients happy. I am dedicated to translating your vision into exceptional, compelling video that reaches and engages with your target audience. I strive to exceed expectations during production and post-production to make sure deadlines are met and the highest quality video is delivered. The driving force comes from my passion for videography, storytelling and editing. I am here to showcase your business, bring awareness to your brand and keep you relevant in today’s market.

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I am an editorial photographer and DP/cinematographer specializing in the fields of portrait photography, feature, and video production storytelling, but my background is a bit contradictory to my creative career. Despite my devotion to visual storytelling for more than a decade, I graduated with a degree in Biological Chemistry with a focus in Neuroscience from Grinnell College. Yes, you read that correctly… a photographer with an analytical mind and a penchant for science and experimentation. After earning my degree, I honed my visual storytelling abilities around the country in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and the Deseret News in Salt Lake City. Since then, I heard the siren song of the Midwest calling me home. I am now currently based in Minneapolis, Minnesota freelancing for The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg , and various editorial news outlets and global brands. From breaking spot news to in-depth features and every story in between, I am a photographer who delivers skillfully-crafted, compelling imagery across a plethora of subjects with a creative AND analytical mind. I focus on isolating peak moments of emotion, engagement, and access. I'm devoting my career to crafting authentic, engaging stories through both photography and video to uncover truly unique narratives and individuals for editorial, agency, and corporate clients. I am available for immediate contract and freelance work in Minnesota, the Midwest, and projects around the world. Additionally, I am an FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot, enabling me to craft multi-dimensional stories and perspectives for my creative partners

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I have been a journalist for print and broadcast, a U.S. Senate press secretary, a college relations director, a journalism teacher and a freelance writer and consultant. I was an award-winning reporter at the Minneapolis Tribune from 1971-1981 covering everything from police to general assignment to legal affairs. I worked at WCCO-TV from 1981-1990 where I was assignment editor and then assistant news director and supervised the newsroom’s political coverage. I was the late Sen. Paul Wellstone’s first Washington, D.C., press secretary from 1991-1993. I was director of college relations at Macalester College from 1993-2008 where I worked on everything from promoting the visit of former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan to campus to creation of a series of image advertisements in The New York Times to development of a lecture series in conjunction with Minnesota Public Radio to media relations work on behalf of faculty and staff. During that time, I also taught a journalism course every year. I am currently a communications and media consultant. A 1971 honors graduate of the University of Minnesota, I also spent a year at Stanford University on a journalism fellowship sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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Sadie is a journalist, videographer, cinematographer, producer, writer, editor, photographer, and all around documentary filmmaker. Her work has appeared in The Progressive, Kosovo 2.0, Al Jazeera English, PBS News Hour, Now This, More Perfect Union, Hearst, Business Insider, Democracy Now, and numerous documentary films. She has had the privilege of collaborating with media producers including Haus der Kulturen der Welt, LineBreak Media, Nine Muses, Blink & Echo, the YEARS Project, and others.

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As a multimedia journalist with extensive experience in all manner of visual and written storytelling, I strive to bring to life the stories I encounter. Based in St. Paul, Minnesota, I am currently accepting editorial freelance projects in video, photo and written realms. I specialize in short-form documentary style video and photo essay projects. I have covered multiple facets of the COVID-19 pandemic, arts and culture, lifestyle and a great deal in between.

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Ben Garvin is freelance documentary filmmaker and certified drone pilot based in Minneapolis. He's worked for VICE, PBS NewsHour, Kartemquin, Atlantic Pictures and many other documentary and news crews. He's earned numerous national honors, including multiple Murrow Awards and the Alfred I. duPont Award for his acclaimed film feature documentary Love Them First (www.lovethemfirst.com), now available on Amazon Prime. Garvin started his career as a still photographer working for newspapers on the east coast and freelancing for the New York Times and the AP in New York City. He met his wife out east and she convinced to move to Minnesota where Garvin worked for the Pioneer Press newspaper and KARE11 (NBC affiliate). He grew up in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he studied creative writing at the University of Arkansas and went on to earned a BFA in Visual Journalism from the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. He lives in South Minneapolis with wife Jessica and four kids Arthur, Lewis, Netta and Bailey.

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I am a freelance journalist based in Minneapolis, currently researching stories relating to counter-extremism and terror recruiting. I'm very interested in the federal government's various initiatives to deal with national security issues in Minneapolis, and what that means for local Muslim and refugee populations in terms of civil liberties, surveillance and community engagement. My past work has included stories about the uprising in Bahrain, which I traveled to in 2013, and global intersections between international affairs and local social justice movements in Minnesota. My work has appeared in Al Jazeera America, Huffington Post, Your Middle East, Muftah Magazine and Twin Cities Daily Planet.

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Name: Ebaa Ali Alnashash Nationality: Jordanian Date of Birth: February 14,1989 Place of Birth: Amman A specialist In Nutrition And Dietetics, Nutrition community, Food Safety, Eating and Metabolic Disorders, And Nutrition counceling. Worked as a Nutritionist and a trainer in several companies like Alhussien society/ Jordan center for training and inclusion, Darat Sameer Shamma for Elderly, and Alshahd company. working as a nutrition councilor in jawabcom.

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I am a freelance photo and video journalist based out of Minneapolis, MN. I have done work in Beirut, Lebanon, and Paris, France. I have photographed different social movements, both in the US and abroad. I have filmed and edited a profile piece of a prominent Beirut community member, and am working on a long-form story concerning Syrian refugees living abroad.

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Investigative journalist and researcher, prepares written and video reports، Bachelor of Law, Diploma in Journalism and Media, and Master’s Degree in International Relations

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Rachel Lauren Mueller is a documentary director, journalist and cinematographer from the Colorado mountains whose stories focus on themes of power, identity and rural life. With her background in investigative journalism and anthropology, she creates films that interrogate power structures while embracing expansive imagination. Rachel’s work has been featured in Al Jazeera Arabic, The New York Times, PBS, Yale Climate Connections and Berkeleyside and her films have been supported by the International Documentary Association, Berkeley FILM Foundation, the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Metropolitan Regional Council for the Arts. Most recently, her film 8 DAYS AT WARE, supported by the IF/Then Shorts Distribution fellowship, was awarded the Reva and David Logan Prize for Investigative Reporting and Best Short Documentary at the Wyoming International Film Festival. She has been a film fellow at UnionDocs, GroundTruth Films and the Overseas Press Club and has a master’s in documentary from the UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.

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Lindsey Seavert is an Emmy, Edward R. Murrow, and Alfred I. duPont award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker fueled by a calling to bring untold stories to light. ​The legacy of teaching in her family inspires Lindsey to use stories as a vehicle to empower, educate, create empathy and spark systemic change. Her parents were Minnesota public school teachers who gave her the gift of curiosity, so with a book and pencil often in hand, she began writing as a young child, and hasn't stopped since. ​She worked as a reporter at five news stations stretching from Northern Minnesota, Nevada, and Ohio before coming home to the Twin Cities and working as a reporter at WCCO-TV and KARE-11 TV. In 2020, Lindsey moved to a freelance journalist and filmmaking role after releasing her first award-winning documentary, Love Them First. ​The feature-length documentary, created at KARE 11, features a courageous Minneapolis principal fighting to get her students off the list of ‘failing’ schools while grappling with Minnesota’s vast achievement gap between Black and White students. ​The film, which received one of journalism’s highest honors with the 2020 Alfred I. duPont award, has been applied into collegiate educational curriculum, featured at national education conferences and utilized at countless education staff development workshops. The impact is only beginning, and Lindsey hopes to continue this advocacy, raising consciousness about the intersection of race and education, as she explores future film projects. Her work often focuses on women, families and children in underrepresented communities. Much of her inspiration comes from her late father, who spent his career advocating for teachers. ​Lindsey is dedicated to mentoring young journalists and volunteering in the Twin Cities community. ​Her hobbies include running, fitness and creative writing. The greatest chapters of her own story feature her family, her husband Ian, her son Stellan and daughter, Phoebe. They live in southwest Minneapolis.

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I am a visual storyteller, writer and life-long learner with a desire to connect and listen. I’m interested in using my camera as a tool to reveal the core of our humanity and how light seems to have the ability to soften us. My vision aims to explore our relationship to ourselves, the natural world, the paradoxes of power and vulnerability, and the depth of the human experience. I want to to make compelling images to evoke empathy in hopes of broadening our capacity for compassion. I focus on both daily community journalism and long-term projects. I am available for collaborations, editorial and commercial assignments. Wolfe grew up in Owatonna, Minn. She earned a Bachelor of Journalism degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She has since worked as a photojournalist in Nebraska, California and Oregon. She was recognized by the Hearst Journalism awards program for multimedia and was a selected fellow of the College of Journalism and Mass Communication's Global Eyewitness program, a fellowship that allows photojournalism students to report internationally, to Ethiopia, Dominican Republic, Indonesia and Ecuador.

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