Denver, CO, USA
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I create handcrafted documentary films full of heart and empathy. Films that inspire and resonate long after viewing. Stories of heroes and victims, science and progress, climate and environment. With more than 20 years as a photojournalist and filmmaker, my passion for storytelling has taken me from the burning ghats of Varanasi, India, to a smuggler's tunnel in Nogales, Mexico. Capturing the complexities of the human spirit and creating images that move others to act is the greatest gift of my profession. During my newspaper career, I was twice named Scripps Howard photographer of the year and earned dozens of national and international awards. I work for newspapers, including The Washington Post and NY Times, magazines and media outlets, as well as commercial and nonprofit clients. I also teach video storytelling and serve as a board member of the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar. I have made two very successful feature length documentaries – one about a homeless man running from his demons and finding grace in unlikely places, and another about finding solutions to racial inequality following the death of George Floyd. My short films have earned three Emmys and a national Addy. I live in Boulder, Colorado and welcome any assignments or inquiries, near or far.
Produced for Old Bridge Media
For newly minted Dr. Peter Movilla, a Weill Cornell scholarship did more than pay for his medical education – it gave him an unlikely career as a women’s health specialist. Half of Weill Cornell Medical College students receive scholarships, providing them with a lower debt burden than those at peer institutions.
The Fields Medal is awarded to recognize outstanding mathematical achievement for existing work and for the promise of future achievement.
Produced for TIME Magazine
Amelia Hauschild has ambition to ride in the Kentucky Derby one day, but she knows how tough it is to be a young woman in the sport of kings. In this short documentary, the 16-year-old has just gotten her apprentice jockey license, and competes in her first professional race at Turf Paradise in Phoenix, Ariz.
Produced for Arnold Ventures
Produced for TelevisaUnivision
In south Texas, where the population is mostly Hispanic, one in three people has the disease. Doctoral student Milena Melo's research is aimed at helping these immigrants, many of whom don't have access to healthcare.
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