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Intended Consequences
Role: original music
From the Project Description:
An estimated 20,000 children were born from rapes committed during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Intended Consequences chronicles the lives of these women. Their narratives are embodied in portrait photographs, interviews and oral reflections about the daily challenges they face today.
Gorilla Massacre
Role: producer
From the Project Description:
Gorilla Massacre is a story that takes place in the heart of Africa, where humans and animals alike have long suffered a history of violence and instability. It is the home of the endangered mountain gorillas, and where Dian Fossey conducted her intimate research on their world.
Photographers Michael Nichols and Brent [...]
Crisis Guide: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Role: producer
From the Project Description:
The Council on Foreign Relations and MediaStorm collaborated to produce Crisis Guide: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Using a comprehensive array of audio, video, imagery, and text, the guide offers an in-depth look at the history of the conflict and its geopolitical repercussions.
Crisis Guide: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict was produced in consultation with [...]
Living Without the Enemy
Role: producer
Photographer Donna Ferrato, MediaStorm, and Red Design collaborated on AbuseAware.com, a visual resource and communication center on domestic violence.
From the Project Description:
Back in the 80’s and early 90’s, photographer Donna Ferrato’s book Living With The Enemy took form as she searched for the truth behind domestic violence with her camera. She recognizes that although [...]
Love in the First Person
Role: contributing photographer
From the Project Description:
One year ago Matt Eich, 20, and Melissa Turk, 19, were typical college students. Then, everything started changing. Matt won the prestigious College Photographer of the Year contest, Melissa found out she was pregnant, they got married and moved from Ohio to Portland, OR, for Matt’s summer internship.
In Love in [...]
Finding the Way Home: Two Years After Katrina
Role: production assistance
From the Project Description:
Two years after Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana on August 29, 2005, the story is no longer about leaving. It’s about coming home. For many, that process has not been easy. Tens of thousands of houses still remain empty, a majority of them belonging to the poor. In New Orleans alone, [...]
Crisis Guide: Darfur
Role: producer
MediaStorm collaborated with the Council on Foreign Relations to produce, design, and implement Crisis Guide: Darfur.
The six-chapter project includes a multimedia narrative, interactive maps and timelines, and extensive information on the situation in Darfur. CFR’s Crisis Guides is an ongoing, interactive series that seeks to bring context and historical perspective to the world’s most [...]
Ivory Wars: Last Stand in Zakouma
Role: producer
From the Project Description:
Zakouma National Park in Chad is home to one of the world’s largest remaining concentrations of elephants.
Zakouma’s armed guards have ensured sanctuary for the hundreds of species that reside within the park. At great personal risk, the guards fight a dangerous war against poachers who hunt the animals for their value [...]
BLOODLINE: AIDS and Family
Role: producer
From the Project Description:
The AIDS pandemic continues to devastate sub-Saharan Africa. Two million people died from the disease in 2005 alone. Twelve million children have lost at least one parent.
The statistics are staggering.
“But we are not only talking of numbers here,” says Paddington Mazarura of Zimbabwe, a career professional infected with HIV. “We are [...]
Blighted Homeland
Role: producer
From the Project Description:
MediaStorm worked with award-winning Los Angeles Times photojournalist Gail Fisher to produce a four-part multimedia series entitled Blighted Homeland.
Excerpt from latimes.com:
From 1944 to 1986, 3.9 million tons of uranium ore were dug and blasted from Navajo soil, nearly all of it for America’s atomic arsenal. Navajos inhaled radioactive dust, drank [...]
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