San Francisco, CA, USA
$600 - $2000 / Day
Originally from Los Angeles, I’m a writer and radio & multimedia producer with a particular interest in documenting stories on cultural identity and human vulnerability. I’ve also worked as an arts reporter, and currently report news and features for KALW in San Francisco. Recently, I completed a documentary multimedia project exploring how a community of western parents with adopted Chinese daughters connects with and preserves their Chinese culture. My audio, visual and written work have appeared in The New York Times, NPR, KQED, and BBC World News, among others. Currently, I’m based in Oakland, California. I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a degree in Rhetoric, and hold a certificate in Photography and Multimedia from the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
Two mothers are learning how to raise their two daughters with a culture they themselves have never experienced.
Norman Millette has been cutting hair at the Senior Citizens Barber Shop in Portland, Maine, for over 51 years. Over the decades, he’s seen his customers come and go.
As the caretaker for a boys’ camp in Maine, Peter Powers works through the winter, long after the boys have left. In their absence, he begins to build a new life.
Video
Audio
Production Support
Post Production