Paris, France
$500 - $1000 / Day
Work experience: 2007– 2014: Video Journalist at Tolo TV, Tolo News, Lemar TV. 2014- Dec 2019: GMS Video Journalist: ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP). Professional recording for international clients in different situations instant war zone (Afghanistan) Production of news, feature stories a for large media companies such as APs global wire, BBC, CGTN, Al Mayadeen, Bloomberg , ZDF, World Bank, HWR, Tolo News etc, on political, social, entertainment and development. 2014-2017: Bachelor of BA, Department of Public Relations faculty of Mass Communication-and Journalism. in Afghanistan. I believe my background; particularly in (Media and videography) and my work experience since 2007 make me confident to cope well with high-stress situations and can manage a variety of projects simultaneously.
Produced for Associated Press
In Afghanistan, young girls are reclaiming their right to an education after decades of war and repression. For five years before the 2001 military invasion that overthrew the Taliban government, women were not allowed outside their homes. Today, a different picture is emerging. CCTV's
Produced for Vice News
The streets of the Afghan capital were deserted the day after the Islamist movement took power.
Produced for Vice News
In a young Afghanistan, with most of its population under 25, the momentum to move forward from its war-torn history is building. While peace talks go on internationally, the homegrown stories of its people’s resilience also continue, and the story of the national team of wheelchair basketball is one of them. For the first time in Afghanistan's history, its men and women’s teams are training to qualify for the Summer Paralympics, to be held in Tokyo in 2021. VICE’s Natashya Gutierrez follows them as they prepare to compete in the biggest international tournament of their lifetime. To learn more and support the work of the International Committee of the Red Cross please visit: icrc.org
Produced for Associated Press
The incredible story of Saeeda Etebari has moved many people. Despite her disability, she has gone through huge physical challenges, conflict and cultural boundaries to become a celebrated artist on the world stage. she even turned her disability into a unique advantage. Our correspondent
Produced for Associated Press
Since Pakistan closed down refugee camps in 2016, hundreds of thousands of Afghans have crossed the border back into their homeland. Far from a joyful homecoming, it was a plunge into uncertainty for many of them. Catherine James met some Afghan returnees from Pakistan as they prepared to rebuild their lives in a country mired in conflict and poverty.
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