Seattle, WA, USA
$500 - $1500 / Day
Avery Milo is a Seattle-based multimedia journalist drawn to documenting stories of both the great need and the beautiful change happening around the globe. With a degree in International Development and an emphasis in conflict zones, Avery focuses on storytelling associated with conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Living in Southeast Asia while growing up, Avery's love of travel came early. To-date, Avery has traveled and worked in over 20 countries throughout Europe, Southeast/East Asia, the Middle East, and Southern Africa. Using film, photography, and writing, Avery continues to document stories throughout the globe and has had the great privilege to work with for-profit and non-profit organizations alike, including: World Vision International, Let Media, Project Amal ou Salam, Refugee Women's Alliance, NICCOD Jordan, World Relief Seattle, Rallysong, and Within Broken Borders.
Our Land tells the story of four individuals living in Israel and Palestine, and how the deeply rooted pain of the conflict has affected on their lives. The film reveals the hope these four individuals refuse to give up. Each goes against society by choosing another way—to love and forgive their neighbor.
Produced for Let Media
Léa Brassy is a French surfer who spends her life chasing some of the world's greatest waves. This takes her on amazing adventures, including to the arctic waters of Northern Norway to surf during the dead of winter. Catch It is a short film about Léa's Life in Norway's Lofoten Islands and explores what it means to live simply and really follow our passions.
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