Austin, TX 78704, USA
1 review$350 - $1000 / Day
Portuguese born and raised, currently living in Austin TX. From hard news and photojournalism to music videos and feature films, I also work as a Producer and Assistant Director. Film is another outlet for me to illustrate a story and has allowed me to work with people from different areas of the US, Spain and Portugal. I came to Austin as a scholar in the Digital Media Leadership Program at UT-Austin. Now I’m a photojournalist / reporter for KUT, Austin’s NPR member station, and StateImpact Texas. I’m also a videographer for the Knight Center, Journalism in the Americas.
Produced for Marketplace
Four years ago, Bastrop County, Texas, suffered the most devastating fire in state history. Fifty square miles and nearly 2,000 houses burned, just half an hour outside of Austin. Afterward, residents faced a choice: rebuild or hit the road.
When you walk into the Gus Garcia Young Men's Leadership Academy in East Austin on any given morning, the first thing you hear is the echo of young men's voices bouncing off the walls of the building's large atrium. The atrium is like the heart of the building, connecting arteries of hallways and classrooms in the seven year old campus.
On April 17, 2013, an ammonium nitrate explosion occurred at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas. 15 people were killed, more than 160 were injured and more than 150 buildings were damaged or destroyed.
Produced for Center for Strategic and International Studies
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