New York, NY, USA
8 reviews$450 - $800 / Day
Colombian multi-lingual documentary filmmaker, videojournalist, and photographer based in New York City. Trained in anthropology, filmmaking, and photography. I've had the opportunity to work with The New York Times, Univision, SiriusXM, PBS, TRT World, Voice of America, among others. My areas of expertise are documentary filmmaking, video editing, photojournalism, videography, ethnographic fieldwork, digital content production, and communication strategies.
April • 2019
Alejandro was a spectacular photographer and a kind, genuine person. He was an organized, prompt communicator before and after the event, and arrived early to get a feel for the space. He took nice photos in the space, and was gracious to all of our guests when they requested photos from him. I would definitely work with Alejandro again, and recommend his work to others.
January • 2022
Alejandro was excellent to work with. He has great gear, worked with our team to understand exactly what we wanted, and was very flexible and patient when our shoot didn't start as scheduled. Overall, a talented videographer that we will definitely reach out to in the future.
September • 2019
Alejandro is an absolute delight to work with. On top of being a talented editor, he's a great communicator who everyone on our team has enjoyed working with.
Produced for More Perfect Union
How Private Equity Robbed Taylor Swift, Toys R Us & J Crew | The Class Room ft. Adam Conover
Produced for Voice of America - English
Nationwide raids aimed at rounding up 2,000 immigrants in the country illegally for possible deportation got off to a low-key, almost invisible start Sunday (7/14/19). More than 100 people gathered Sunday in Queens, New York to rally against the raids and call for the abolition of ICE.
Produced for TRT World Digital
Since the 2016 presidential race in the United States, incidents involving racial discrimination and a general anti-immigrant fervor have been on the rise. What mainstream media has tended to overlook, however, is how for Latinos in the US both aspects are one and the same thing. In sanctuary cities like New York, racial slurs directed at Latinos often touch upon long-standing cultural tensions.
Sound Mind is an organization that seeks to amplify awareness in regards to mental health through benefit concerts. In partnership with NAMI and HBO. Roles: shooter and editor
This video serves as a call to action for social entrepreneurship projects that tackle the issue of potable water in Necoclí, Colombia. Commissioned by CasaLuker premium chocolates. For more information visit: http://thechocolatedream.co/necocl/about-us-necocl
Produced for Okay Africa
OkayAfrica presents a photo essay from Colombia's Caribbean coast where Afro-Latino youth are reinventing sound-system culture for a new era.
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