New York, NY, USA
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Kathleen Caulderwood is an award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Brooklyn, New York. She shoots, edits and produces short documentaries for the television and the web. Her work has been published by VICE News, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, MSNBC, the Village Voice, Mashable and other outlets. For updated work samples please see www.katcaulderwood.com.
October • 2015
A true VJ ace. Kathleen spent a good couple of hours working with an AJ+ production team in SF before heading out on her assignment. It was a delicate story that she handled with sensitivity and grace. Moreover, the shots and shot sheet were marvelous. Couldn’t recommend her more.
April • 2016
Kathleen's footage looked great. It was shot well, there was a nice variety of footage, and she was quick and responsive and sent us extra stuff when asked. For the purposes of a quick coverage shot on mobile she was perfect.
January • 2016
Kathleen is very professional and easy to work with.
Produced for Voice media group
Two classically-trained music teachers needed a way to liven up violin lessons. Free beer was their best idea.
Produced for International Business Times
PUBLISHED ON IBTIMES March 2 2015 Lagos, is the base for most of Nigeria’s biggest corporate powerhouses. But across from Victoria Island, the high-priced home of government officials and company executives, sits the floating slum of Makoko where fishermen and their families struggle to hang on to their homes as the city expands.
Produced for International Business Times
PUBLISHED ON IBTIMES on March 25, 2015. More than a million Nigerians have fled Boko Haram violence in the country's northeast. Unable to continue their farming work, some have started their own small businesses to make extra cash while they wait for news of home.
Produced for Mariya Pylayev Company
For AOL.com Ariel Creamer lives in Rockaway New York, one of the areas that were hit hard by Superstorm Sandy last October. After evacuating with her family, she returned to friends and neighbors who had lost everything and decided to help -- with Facebook.
Produced for City Limits
For CITY LIMITS: Damon Davis can identify dozens of people just by their hands. His street art project, "All Hands on Deck" features black and white images of hands that belong to leaders of a protest movement that started in Ferguson but has spread across the country.
Produced for Mashable
Hundreds gathered in Manhattan on Bodypainting Day 2015 to strip down and expose New Yorkers to art — and some substantial nudity. “You should be walking around and every once in a while see a little bit of art,” said artist Andy Golub, who organized the Bodypainting Day event. “That’s how I see it.”
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