DOCUMENTARIES
“Doing a documentary is about discovering,
being open, learning, and following curiosity.”
- Spike Jonze
Sincerely, A Feminist
In an open letter from young feminists, this journalistic documentary explores what will come next following the recent Women's March on Washington.
Still in Motion
Emma Wishnow, a student in the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, talks about her inspirations and aspirations as a budding photojournalist.
Democratic National Convention
At the 2016 DNC, this video blog highlights the interviews with delegates, super delegates, and political figures.
The Perspectives Project: Fear
Fear is a universal affliction. We asked people to share their fears, and more specifically, the time they were most scared.
Pokemon Go Ambush
We take to the streets of NYC and ambush interview people about Pokemon Go, summer 2016's biggest fad app.
Love & Equality Rally
"Love Always Wins", "Stronger Together", "Free to be Me"... These were some of the words heard at the Love and Equality Rally in NYC. Accepted into the Tribeca Film Festival, Julia Newman produced this film.
The Enigmatic Life Cycle of Waste
We throw away water bottles, plastic bags, food wrappers daily. But where does all this waste go? In this short documentary, I explore the disposal process of garbage within Essex County, NJ.
In the Shadows
Depression is a leading cause of adolescent suicide. Although the issue is publicized by adults, rarely is it discussed openly by teens themselves. This documentary explores issues of teenage depression with insights from anonymous adolescents and a working psychologist.
Pastel Project
Documentary following highschool artist Anne Kramer as she creates her pastel project.