Video Trailer: Daughters of Drought (3min)
Photojournalism: Climate Change Is Creating a New Atmosphere of Gender Inequality for Women in Malawi
Video: Fleeing the USA
Video: Seeking Sanctuary
Is the Blindfold Law Obstructing Justice? | Going In with Brian Vines (Producer, Shooter, Editor)
Video: Climate Change Hits Coffee (Producer, Shooter)
Photojournalism: Agbogbloshie
Photojournalism: 30 Year Refugees
Video: Cuba, Life on the Ground (trailer)
Video: Sachem Hawk Storm (trailer)
Photojournalism: A Cuban Family
Photojournalism: Fishermen of Abu Dhabi
Photo Portfolio
Video Trailer: Daughters of Drought (3min)As National Geographic Explorers Melissa Godin and I created this documentary to illustrate the gendered impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities in South East Africa. This 3 minute trailer follows a young girl named Fanny. Although this piece lacks the context to place it within the genre of Climate Change, the entire piece will be close to 15/20 minutes and will be published with National Geographic this Winter.
Photojournalism: Climate Change Is Creating a New Atmosphere of Gender Inequality for Women in Malawi
Video: Fleeing the USAA short documentary of an undocumented man’s journey to flee the Trump administration in search for residency in Canada.
Video: Seeking SanctuaryThe Fourth Universalist Society at Central Park West has been providing sanctuary to Aura Hernandez, 37, an undocumented Guatemalan immigrant, and her 18-month old daughter Camila, for the last five and a half months. Not an isolated case, many undocumented immigrants are seeking sanctuary in NYC houses of worship to avoid deportation by ICE.
Is the Blindfold Law Obstructing Justice? | Going In with Brian Vines (Producer, Shooter, Editor)Shooter, Producer, Editor for BRIC Television
Video: Climate Change Hits Coffee (Producer, Shooter)The coffee industry in Guatemala is under attack. The culprit? They say climate change.
Photojournalism: Agbogbloshie Awal Mohammed, a young migrant worker in his early 20's, leads a group of boys in burning imported electronic waste. On Average, each boy earns less than 20 USD a month – yet the job poses extreme health risks. In June, the Accra Metropolitan Assembly demolished the homes of over 20,000 people in Agbogbloshie in order to access and dredge a waterway that had caused flooding in Accra. Awal Mohammed consequently lost his home and his job, forcing him to migrate back to his hometown. These photos document Mohammed’s struggle to work and protect his family.
Photojournalism: 30 Year RefugeesIn Malawi’s Dzaleka refugee camp outside of Lilongwe, aid ineffectiveness and corruption is rampant. Refugees face sexual violence by aid workers, discrimination from medical professionals, and insufficient food aid. Despite this refugee camp having existed for over 20 years and being home to 34, 000 refugees, it remains largely ignored. This feature will highlight the experiences of different refugees, uncovering the ways in which the humanitarian governance of the camp works to reduce the quality of life of its inhabitants.
Video: Cuba, Life on the Ground (trailer)
Video: Sachem Hawk Storm (trailer)
Photojournalism: A Cuban Family
Photojournalism: Fishermen of Abu Dhabi
Photo Portfolio
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