November • 2016
A fantastic and simple story very well told. The film required minimal revisions. Tracey was very easy to work with.
Tracey S.
Melbourne VIC, Australia
1 review$500 - $1000 / Day
About
Tracey Shelton is a writer, photographer and multimedia producer covering conflict, the aftermath of war and humanitarian issues in the Middle East and North Africa. Her work has received 18 international accolades including a Peabody, an Overseas Press Club honor and a George Polk award. In 2015, she was nominated for International Journalist of the year in the UK and International Video Journalist of the Year in the USA.
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Produced for GlobalPost
Gaddafi dead: Video of leader's initial capture (EXCLUSIVE)
In this exclusive footage obtained on the scene by Tracey Shelton, Col. Muammar Gaddafi is caught by Libyan rebel fighters. This is the earliest footage of Gaddafi's capture, the release of which led to a UN enquiry into the dictators death. It was broadcast globally. As video on GlobalPost website is no longer functional please visit http://www.traceyshelton.net/video/picture.php?/35/category/3
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Reporter / Journalist
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Produced for Sydney Morning Herald
Horror of life in a city under siege | Sydney Morning Herald
Four months of fighting have left Misrata with a cashless economy reliant on charity and camaraderie.
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- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Produced for The Phnom Penh Post
Orphanage tourism: a questionable industry | Phnom Penh Post
In Cambodia, "Orphanage tourism" is a growth industry, but instead of helping children, well meaning tourists are supporting a thriving business that keeps minors away from their families and living in squalid conditions.
- Reporter / Journalist
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Produced for The GroundTruth Project
Kurdish Teenager’s “Honor Killing” Fades to Memory as Iraq Violence Swells | Huffington Post
In parts of the world, killing a woman for reasons of "honor" is not called murder. In many countries it is not even considered a crime. Laws and traditions protect the perpetrator not the victim. This is how 15-year-old Dunya was killed and her death, at the hands of her 45-year-old husband, remains unpunished.
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- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Produced for GlobalPost
Think the Islamic State is bad? Check out the 'good guys' | GlobalPost
While the Islamic State dominate the headlines with their gruesome propaganda campaign, US-backed Iraqi forces and their band of ruthless Shia militia groups have been carrying out atrocities of their own against Sunni civilians.
- Reporter / Journalist
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Produced for GlobalPost
Why Tiny Hermel, Lebanon, is Now More Dangerous Than Baghdad | NBC
As the Syrian conflict spills across the border into Lebanon, the tiny town of Hermel has now become one the most dangerous places in the world.
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- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
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