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Jason Diaz
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About Me
I'm a student at NAU and I want to start making films and edit big projects.
Jordan Rogers
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About Me
More later. Stay safe, everybody!
Logan Noffsinger
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About Me
Senior Gvsu
Cat and Hannah
Directors
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About Me
We are two female filmmakers working on our first feature length documentary.
Hannah (right):
After graduating with a degree in English Literature, Hannah turned to a different medium of storytelling: film. She is particularly interested in queer and feminist film. Her 90 second experimental short 'H S K T', examining women's psychology about their bodies, won at the 2019 Camberly International Festival. https://vimeo.com/321327282She has worked with the Teddy Award (queer film prize at the Berlinale) where she interviewed high profile filmmakers including Rupert Everett and Isobel Coixet, as well as writing articles for their blog,. Outside Berlinale season Hannah worked in digital marketing for distribution company DCM film.
Cat (left):
Cat's background in anthropology was vital to the ethnographic aspect of the documentary. In 2017 she spent months in Berlin interviewing female Syrian refugees about fertility for her dissertation. Despite the language barrier & sensitive interview topic, her research was ranked best in the year and awarded Oxford University's Wilma Crowther Prize.Her film experience involves presenting a documentary for Japan's NHK in 2017 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVnTXU41ZII&feature=youtu.be ) and promotional videos for her University College & Comunitere Nepal. More recently (and somewhat tragically) she was a contestant on BBC series Egg Heads. She remains adamant that her aptitude for film-making is better than her general knowledge!
InterestsSocial Issues, Female Director, Road Trip Documentary, Driving, Central Asia, Ethnographic Documentary, Women's Rights, Documentary
Daniel Miranda
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About Me
Hi
Juhi Sharma
Cinematographer, Director
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About Me
Juhi Sharma is a New York, Dallas and Chennai based filmmaker working in documentaries, fiction films, music videos and branded content. She has an MFA in Cinematography and a Diploma in Digital Photography. Her film Walk of Fame, with Dir. Blaine Morris premiered at the Oscar Qualifying NY Shorts International Film Festival. Her directorial debut, Skinny Love premiered at the Alternative Film Festival in Toronto and was the Official Selection at the Newark International Film Festival and Adirondack International Film Festival. Her work in documentary and AD films has taken her all across the world and won her multiple awards for the same. Her focus drives her to understand the universal thread of emotion that unites us all. When she is not on set, she is often found petting random dogs.
Commercial clients include AT&T, The Atlantic, LinkedIn, Dolby, Postmates, PEN America, First Group, TI Cycles and Flipkart
InterestsHuman Rights, Women Directors, Documentaries
SkillsEditing (Adobe Premiere Pro &Amp; Avid), Cinematography
Madeline Gunderson
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About Me
NewsDoc Graduate student at NYU
Nils Cowan
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About Me
I am a producer/writer with twenty years of experience in long and short-form documentaries, unscripted series, interpretive films for museums and visitors centers, and strategic storytelling for non-profits and community organizations. I am Co-founder and owner of Hemlock Productions, LLC, a Seattle-based media company.
Gretchen Barlow
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About Me
Loves movies
Teo Fabi
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About Me
Film and Digital Media Production Student at Loyola Chicago
Ora DeKornfeld
Cinematographer, Director
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About Me
Ora DeKornfeld is an Emmy-nominated video journalist and filmmaker based in Arizona. She’s a former journalist at the New York Times, who now seeks to shed light on the human condition through cinematic documentary storytelling.
After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she went on to create work for the Los Angeles Times, the New Yorker, CNN’s Courageous, Great Big Story and TED. Ora’s independent work has received multiple awards from Picture of the Year International, including first place for Feature Multimedia as well as the White House News Photographers Association and South by Southwest Film Festival. In 2015, she was named on PDN’s 20 Emerging Artists to Watch in Film and Video. Her work has been showcased on National Geographic, The Atlantic, The Webby Awards, and the New Orleans Film Festival, among others.
InterestsImmigration, Documentaries
SkillsCinematography
Jeremy Levine
Director, Producer
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About Me
Jeremy S. Levine is an award-winning filmmaker and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. His films explore race, trauma, and disillusionment and seek to unearth buried tragedies and work towards the often-elusive goal of reconciliation. He has lectured on film production, directing, ethics, and theory at universities around the country including Hunter College, American University, and the University of Washington.
An Emmy award-winning filmmaker and two-time Sundance Institute fellow, his work has screened at hundreds of film festivals around the world including the Berlinale, Tribeca, and IDFA, streamed on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sundance Now, and Hulu, broadcast nationally in six countries, and been recognized with awards for craft, storytelling, and a commitment to social justice.
Levine’s first directorial debut For Ahkeem, played as an official selection of over 60 film festivals—including the Berlinale, Tribeca, and Hot Docs—where it won 10 awards, including 7 “Best Documentary Awards.” The film chronicles Daje Shelton, a Black teenage girl, as she fights to make a better life for herself and her son in North St. Louis. During its limited theatrical run, For Ahkeem was named in the Top 10 Lists by both Entertainment Weekly and People and was included on the “Unforgettables” List by the Cinema Eye Honors, a list that IndieWire writes “helped to define documentary cinema in 2017.”
In 2010, Levine produced and edited Good Fortune, a feature documentary about how efforts to aid Africa may be undermining the very communities they aim to serve. AFI Silverdocs honored the film with the Witness Award for Human Rights at its 2009 festival premiere and the Overseas Press Club recognized Good Fortune with the 2010 Carl Spielvogel Award for international reporting. Good Fortune was broadcast on the award-winning PBS series, POV, where it won a 2010 News & Documentary Emmy.
Previously, Levine produced for National Geographic and PBS NewsHour and worked as an editor on Everything’s Cool, a feature documentary about global warming that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
Levine has also directed short films, including Am I Next, a documentary about a teenager navigating the protests on the streets of Ferguson. The short was featured on Time Magazine, Upworthy and Dazed Magazine and selected as a Vimeo Staff pick, with over 500K combined views.
Levine received a degree in Documentary Production from the Park School of Communications at Ithaca College, where his work was nominated for a Student Academy Award. As an undergraduate, he directed, produced, and edited Walking the Line, a feature documentary about vigilantes along the U.S.-Mexico border that screened at dozens of festivals around the world.
In 2008, Levine co-founded the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective (BFC), a community of professional filmmakers dedicated to collaboration and mutual support. Collectively, the group has produced work that has screened at Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, Slamdance, A&E, PBS, IFC, and HBO. BFC members have received awards from Sundance, the Independent Spirit Awards, Gotham Awards, and their work has been nominated for the National Academy Awards.
InterestsDocumnetary, Horror
Craig Duff
Video Journalist, Writer Director, Professor, Documentary Filmmaker
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Professor Craig Duff (documentary filmmaker and video journalist) is an Emmy Award-winning video journalist and documentary filmmaker whose credits include documentary work with CNN, the New York Times, NBC, MSNBC, the74Million, the CBC and the Discovery Channel. His television documentaries have spanned topics from stolen antiquities to war-time operations on an aircraft carrier, the reintroduction of wolves in the Southwest to the future of the Arctic Ocean. Craig has done significant short documentary and video reporting in the digital realm. He was a lead video journalist on the first team of VJs at The New York Times. Prior to joining the faculty at Medill, Craig was the director of multimedia and chief video journalist at TIME. His work has earned multiple awards including national Emmys, Cable Ace Awards, the National Headliner Award, a Genesis award, three awards from the Environmental Media Association, the National Association of Science Writers Award and honors from the New York Festivals, Houston, Chicago, Columbus and National Educational Film Festivals.
InterestsCulture, Science, Environment, Social Justice, Arts
SkillsVideography, Documentary Writing, Producing
Betsy Tsai
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About Me
Betsy is a director-producer based between Los Angeles, and Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Katherine Dalldorf
Photographer, Cinematographer, Editor, Director
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Katherine Dalldorf is an associate editor, photographer, producer and camera person with an award-winning documentary production company in Brooklyn, NY. She has worked on films and projects throughout North America, Europe, and most recently the Middle East, documenting everything from the 2017 Women’s March in D.C. to the refugee crisis in Lesvos, Greece. She spent time abroad studying at the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU) in Prague, Czech Republic.
InterestsWomen's Rights, Documentaries