Brooklyn, NY, USA
$400 - $750 / Day
I'm a documentary filmmaker of over 15 years, that seeks to lend my skills to those that are making change, but who's voices may not be heard. Through my lens, these stories can be shared with the rest of the world and hopefully, access the needed funds, assistance, support, or recognition they need/deserve to make the change that is needed. My projects have taken me from Afghanistan to Haiti to Wall Street to The Rockaways after Hurricane Sandy. In all these stories, there is one common thread and that is hope.....hope for a better world and a belief in humanity, that a better world IS possible. In addition to social justice documentaries, I also like to focus on character driven stories...about unique characters -- that by their personalities, lifestyles, or art, are impacting this world or their community, making it a better, more beautiful and inspiring place.
Sharon Plummer, a Far Rockaways resident, who lost her son to gang related violence, stands up to help her community after Hurricane Sandy, despite her own personal struggles, or maybe because of them.
A library pops up at a bus stop in Brooklyn on May 1, 2012....as part of the Occupy Wall St. May Day activities.
D:15 March in the Rockaways, where citizens, activists and community leaders demand change from the government and take charge themselves.
Occupy Faith Soft Blocks on S17 and reflects upon the Faith's role in activism.
Walmart protest during Occupy Wall Street
On May 1, 2012, nearly 100 students walked out of Paul Robeson HS in Crown Heights, Brooklyn in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street's call for #MayDay and in protest of the DOE's policies at their school. They were joined by students at several other schools when they held a teach-in with community leaders at nearby Fort Greene Park.
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