Minneapolis, MN, USA
$800 - $1200 / Day
Emmy-award winning producer with eight years experience developing, executing and delivering documentary and narrative film projects. Passionately developing and implementing improved systems and approaches for organization, project workflow and team member support and collaboration.
As the nation’s largest not-for-profit organization supporting Hispanic American higher education, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund empowers Latino families with the knowledge and resources to successfully complete a higher education, while providing scholarships and support services to as many exceptional Hispanic American students as possible.
Founded in 1949, Cayuga's Waiters is Cornell University's oldest a cappella group. The original members were the rock stars of their day. They recorded albums and traveled together and even appeared on 'The Perry Como Show' to promote their Midwest tour. While the group continues on campus to this day, the original members graduated and went their separate ways, working jobs and raising families. There was no contact for 50 years when, out of the blue, Charlie Wolf '55 wrote a letter to his old singing buddies and invited them to reunite. And a new tradition was born. In our short doc, OLD MEN SINGING, we tell their story as they return to campus for a reunion weekend to reminisce, settle old scores and find out if they still have what it takes to perform together. This is a story about the enduring power of music and the families we choose, from journalist and first-time director Mickey Rapkin (whose book 'Pitch Perfect' inspired the franchise) and director Zack Weil (founder and operator of Contact Light Films)
Luz and Luis Miranda are the proud parents of Broadway musical star, Lin-Manuel Miranda. But at this year’s Hispanic Scholarship Fund Alumni Hall of Fame Gala, they were the ones being honored—for their unwavering dedication and sacrifice so their children could achieve more in life.
Commissioned by PBS member station WLRN, "When We Were Shuttle" is a two-hour documentary exploring the Space Shuttle Program through the eyes of some of the exceptional men and women who worked behind-the-scenes to make it fly.
As seen on PBS, "When We Were Apollo" is an Emmy award winning feature-length documentary about the Apollo Space Program from the experiences and memories of the people who worked behind-the-scenes to get us to the moon and back.
Seattle-based photographer, Matt Mornick, is a true throwback—shooting with a patience and intentionalism rarely seen today. Scaling mountains in the California Sierra, he searches for a landscape to compliment his truly unique print medium.
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