January • 2024
Sadie is an excellent and talented DP; she knows just where to set up the cameras and how to light the scene. Not to mention that she's kind and easygoing, which is crucial while working remotely with a team.
Minneapolis, MN, USA
4 reviews$600 - $2000 / Day
Sadie is a journalist, videographer, cinematographer, producer, writer, editor, photographer, and all around documentary filmmaker. Her work has appeared in The Progressive, Kosovo 2.0, Al Jazeera English, PBS News Hour, Now This, More Perfect Union, Hearst, Business Insider, Democracy Now, and numerous documentary films. She has had the privilege of collaborating with media producers including Haus der Kulturen der Welt, LineBreak Media, Nine Muses, Blink & Echo, the YEARS Project, and others.
January • 2024
Sadie is an excellent and talented DP; she knows just where to set up the cameras and how to light the scene. Not to mention that she's kind and easygoing, which is crucial while working remotely with a team.
May • 2023
Sadie was fantastic to work with! A great communicator who listened to what our needs were and made sure the project and shot list were completed.
An indigenous-led movement in Minnesota is laying it all down to block a tar sands pipeline from being built through Treaty Territory at the head of the Mississippi watershed.
A foreign corporation, Enbridge Energy, is set to begin drilling under the iconic Mississippi River in order to build the Line 3 pipeline across Indigenous land in Minnesota. Alarmed scientists say the damage will be "irreversible." Civil disobedience is planned next week.
This tribal attorney wrote a letter from jail after protesting an oil pipeline. Here’s what she had to say
Short doc about an interdisciplinary exploration of the social, political, historical, economic, ecological, and cultural intersections where the Mississippi meets the Gulf. Scales fold into one another as built environments infused with extractivism and racism, and rattled by climate disaster, meet with the intelligent yet fragile resilience of communities and ecologies. Enter the questionable questions of scholars out to make sense of any of it together. Made for the Haus der Kulturen der Welt at the Anthropocene River Campus in New Orleans.
These nurses stopped anti-lockdown protestors from blocking access to hospitals in St. Paul, MN during the Covid-19 pandemic
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