Hi there - I'm a documentarian, video journalist & photographer
About
The camera is my gateway to exploring human experiences. My goal is to expand the possibilities of our audiovisual senses to understand people's unique living stories.
I have lived in China, Hong Kong, Morocco, Peru, the UK, and now am based in New York. My multilingual / multicultural / traveling experience has guided me to become a curious, thoughtful, and sensitive storyteller.
Currently, I am pursuing a master's degree in New & Documentary at New York University (graduate May 2025).
My Latest Work
VIDEO: How does polyamory fit in my life? Brooke McCarthy discusses poly identity on the comedy stage
VIDEO: Israeli pro-democracy Rally in New York protest against the country's right-wing government
VIDEO: Outraged Chinese diasporas protest against the zero-COVID policy
If you went to the New York Halloween parade this year, did you see a group of 30 people dressed up in white medical suits and holding signs with Chinese characters? The long-going zero-COVID policy and violence against citizens in China have aroused anger of the Chinese diasporas.
Most of the protesters were students and new immigrants, who still have families in China facing months-long governmental COVID-19 lockdowns and inhumane treatment from the government. Sparked by a recent incident in
Most of the protesters were students and new immigrants, who still have families in China facing months-long governmental COVID-19 lockdowns and inhumane treatment from the government. Sparked by a recent incident in
VIDEO: Creative Outfits at the 32nd Tompkins Square Dog Parade
VIDEO: Strangers Project shares stories that make you smile, cry or break your heart
Some days, if you walk past Washington Square Park, you’ll see a rack of papers with handwritten stories. Brandon Doman has been doing the Strangers Project for 13 years, gathering stories and sharing them with other strangers. With more than 65,000 anonymous tales, you can read about love, loss, joy or fear on the pages. Whatever you feel, you’re not alone.
VIDEO: ‘Women, Life, Freedom’: New York rally held in solidarity for Iranian women’s rights
Chants of “Women, life, freedom!” and “Say her name, Masha Amani” echoed throughout downtown Manhattan, as hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in support of the ongoing women’s rights movement in Iran on Oct. 1. In this video, Niyoosha Ahmadikhoo, one of the rally organizers and an NYU alum, shares her thoughts and feelings on her home country.
FEATURE: Stanley Goldberg’s health may decline, but his husband’s support remains strong
Recently, Goldberg had lost enthusiasm for his old passions and interests. Maybe it was due to his worsening physical condition, or a side effect of his sickness, but he’d become less keen about taking photos, unwilling to pull up the images on the computer and edit them. He’d also gotten picky about his favorite dishes, when he’d always been a lover of good food.
“That’s hard to watch on somebody, to watch them lose interest in the things that they have enjoyed their whole life,” Daniels said.
“That’s hard to watch on somebody, to watch them lose interest in the things that they have enjoyed their whole life,” Daniels said.
NEWS: Morocco’s First RWM Forum Opens Up New Possibility of Sustainability
Rabat - Marking Morocco’s first-ever Recycling and Waste Management (RWM) salon, the city of Tangier hosted on June 22-24 Moroccan and international sustainability enthusiasts to reward innovative ideas and discuss emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable development.
NEWS: 1st International Recycling & Waste Management Salon Debuts
Rabat - The first edition of Recycling and Waste Management (RWM) was launched in Tangier, June 22 and sought to contribute to sustainable development among Moroccan and international professionals. It is organized by Énergie et Mines Magazine and supported by the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development.
PROFILE: Rising Artist Rime Sbai’s Universe of Colors and Creativity
In Sbai’s innovative artworks, an intense burst of energy emerges from the bold experiment with colors and strokes. “The style of my artwork is a combination of pop art and naive,” said Sbai. “Something that you’ll find in all my collections is the use of colors. I like to use bright colors, and I always like to include the faces and eyes.”
“And I, as a storyteller, as a filmmaker, and as a citizen, I felt that it's my responsibility to expose, to reveal, to raise awareness so people could see.”
Nanfu Wang