This video won a regional Edward R. Murrow award for Excellence in Video. I filmed and edited it, and it was published on the WGBH News website in September, 2017.
Deyse Carvalho, 25 and a resident of Cambridge, Mass., is one of approximately 800,000 DACA recipients — people who are registered under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program put in place by President Obama in 2012.
I filmed and edited this video in Ethiopia for MSH in 2016, and it was published on the Medicine Movers website.
Aster Amanuel Desalegn, 70, has been getting her diabetes medication at the public hospital in her hometown of Debre Markos, Ethiopia for almost 20 years. This is her story.
A video produced for Management Sciences for Health, at the launch of their campaign to stop disease outbreaks from becoming epidemics. Screened in Johannesburg, South Africa in November, 2015.
This Special Report won a national Edward R. Murrow award and an Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award. This is the introductory video for the project, titled Foreverstan: Afghanistan and the Road to Ending America’s Longest War. Published by The GroundTruth Project in March, 2015.
A video screened at the GroundTruth Project launch event at WGBH, Boston in April, 2015.
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I co-filmed, edited and produced this film with Hazel Sheffield. Featured on BBC News and Capital New York, and screened by The Bronx Documentary Center, The Greenwich Village Historical Society and The New School.
Bleecker Bob’s closed in May, 2013. This documentary was released a year earlier, in May, 2012.
In its heyday Bleecker Bob’s counted music legends Robert Plant and David Bowie among its customers.
Robert Plotnik co-founded the shop in New York’s Greenwich Village in 1967. It soon became the place to listen to the latest music and to see the musicians themselves – and Robert Plotnik became Bleecker Bob.
But the stars are long gone, and now, young music fans are more likely to come in to buy posters for their dorms than vinyl, and the landlord has decided to put the rent up in line with other properties in the area. The doors of an iconic record store are still open. But for how much longer?
This piece won a regional Edward R. Murrow award for best use of video. Originally published on GlobalPost (now PRI’s The World) as part of The GroundTruth Project ‘Special Report’ “Birth Rights.” I reported, filmed and edited this piece in Buenos Aires. Reported with Rebecca Sanchez.
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A video published on GlobalPost (now PRI’s The World) to introduce the project, ‘Branding Health,’ about private corporations’ role in global health.
A video screened at “Generation Jobless,” a convening at the International House in New York City.
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Video published in June, 2014 on GlobalPost, PRI’s ‘The World,’ and The GroundTruth Project, as an introduction to the Special Report, The Eleventh Hour.
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