Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
$300 - $1000 / Day
I've work as a one-woman-band where I primarily produce and edit long-form video and radio content for digital and broadcast. I have shot, reported, and produced for outlets like PBS NewsHour, NPR-affiliate WNYC New York Public Radio, PBS Frontline, Channel News Asia, Al Jazeera English, The Huffington Post, NY1, Masslive.com, International Business Times, and Business FM (BFM) Kuala Lumpur. My strength lies in long-form storytelling, observational documentary, and in-depth reporting and research. As a video producer, I have been commissioned to produce, shoot, and edit various social videos, online learning materials, branded content, and music videos for institutions and individuals such as the Foreign Policy Association, Mercedes Benz, Malaysia Investment & Development Authority (MIDA), British Council, New York Community Trust, EMMY Award winner Point Studio, Muslim rap artist Mona Haydar, and the Islamic Center at New York University.
Short Documentary: Amidst the changing tides of roles and objectives in the Malaysian football landscape, one young footballer aims to achieve his dreams to reach top league - no matter which direction the game may take him. Will he succeed?
"Back then, when people mentioned Bidor, people will only think of guava. But now when Bidor is mentioned, we'll now be thinking of solar farm." This is a story of how a solar farm in a small town in Batang Padang, is changing the reputation of its township through green energy investment. Produced by BFM Radio, in partnership with Malaysian Investment Development Authority - MIDA.
A Malaysian wealth fund is looted of US$3.5 billion. With little to go on, dogged investigative reporters from The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Hollywood Reporter retrace the dirty money, via real estate deals and movie financing including The Wolf of Wall Street, back to the top echelons of the Malaysian government. I shot the main interviews with Nazir Razak, Zunar, Tony Pua, and a significant portion of the protest and Kuala Lumpur Broll. I also worked as a researcher, transcriber, translator, and fixer for Louise Story, the producer of this film, since 2014.
Did you know that sourcing raw materials locally helps create a sustainable local economy and community? Local farmers in Kedah are supporting international supply chains and encouraging sustainable agricultural practices by supplying rice for Nestlé's Cerelac baby food through the #NestlePaddyClub. This documentary is a collaboration with Malaysian Investment Development Authority - MIDA and Nestlé Start Well Stay Well.
Sick, suicidal, rejected by their families - they found a safe haven with this tough 68-year-old Malaysian grandma, who wasn't prepared to just let them "rot away.
In November 2017, video emerged showing African migrants and refugees being sold in open slave markets in Libya. Although the video's horrific images provoked a global outcry, modern-day slavery is not a rare occurrence. There are more than 40 million modern-day slaves around the world today, many of whom are victims of human trafficking, debt bondage or forced labour, according to Australian rights group the Walk Free Foundation. In this week's Reality Check, we shed light on how consumers are more complicit in modern-day slavery than many realise.
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