New Braunfels, TX, USA
8 reviews$800 - $4000 / Day
camera, editing, directing, reporting in Germany and over 20 other countries (mostly Central + South America)
February • 2020
Katja was excellent to work with. We approached her to film a feature-led video about the quirky German town of Nordlingen. Katja was really enthusiastic about getting involved and went above & beyond what was required to get the job done - something we're very appreciative for. Her communication was also great. The end was result was a well-filmed, nicely executed video.
August • 2018
Katja has been great to work with, we are really happy with the final video she has created. This was not the easiest story to visualise but Katja made it really engaging with great camerawork and editing and was able to lead on the storytelling really effectively too. We will definitely be looking to work with her again.
October • 2017
Katja was wonderful to work with throughout the process. Immediately responsive, thoughtful, patient and extremely professional. I would highly recommend her.
Produced for Deutsche Welle
Deforestation, land grabs, exploitation: in the province of Ucayali in Peru, corruption is widespread. International investors have snapped up huge tracts of land using dubious methods that leave local farmers destitute.
Produced for Deutsche Welle
I found this story in Belize. It's about the Lionfish: A beautiful fish, that is at the same time extremely dangerous for the Belizean reef and hurts like hell when it gets you. It is invasive - and is threatening big reef systems all over the Caribbean Coast.
Produced for Deutsche Welle
A group of scientist travels into remote corners of the Amazon jungle. They are looking for new species. A real jungle experience, and I was filming the whole expedition. A real animal movie, too. I filmed monkeys, snakes, a giant spider and a ridiculously big beetle.
Produced for Rundfunk Berlin Brandenburg
This train is legendary: The circle line in Berlin is driving non-stop around town. We filmed a few days with small equipment, talked to a lot of people and found some real touching, funny and stressful stories. A 30-minute movie that tells you a lot about Germany's craziest and most diverse town.
Produced for Rosetta Stone
Produced for BBC Reel
During the Nazi book burnings of 1933 literature considered as ‘Un-German’ was ceremonially burned. One man made it his life’s work to preserve them for future generations.
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