The New York Times has published a feature story about stage actress Catherine Russell, who was the subject of a film produced during a MediaStorm Storytelling Workshop.
The Times story, How Catherine Russell, of ‘Perfect Crime,’ Spends Her Sundays, recounts how Russell hasn't missed a performance of her off-Broadway show in 37 years.
We are proud to present Finding Balance from the first storytelling workshop our new home, the Santa Cruz mountains in California.
From December 1-8, 2023, four workshop participants worked directly with the MediaStorm team to create an intimate, character-driven documentary.
Remembering Sudan, a film by Ami Vitale and MediaStorm, documents the potential extinction facing Northern White Rhinos and the heartbreaking story of caretaker Zacharia Mutai.
Curator, writer, editor and educator David Campany explores the craft of photo books, detailing his early love of photography and providing a look at some of his favorite books in a short-film, as well as a deep dive into 18 pivotal books, in the latest project by MediaStorm and Harbers Studios.
Campany pulls from many years of experience in the field to shed light on the different ways photographers craft photo books to communicate their artistic message, including detailed looks at some of his favorites.
Join the International Center for Transitional Justice and MediaStorm for the launch of a short documentary narrating the struggle for redress of children born of wartime sexual violence in Northern Uganda. A panel discussion will follow, featuring: Abigail Disney, documentary filmmaker and producer of the Women, War and Peace series Lauren Wolfe, Director, WMC Women Under Siege Tanya Karanasios, deputy program director of WITNESS Sarah Kasande, the head of ICTJ’s office in Uganda Moderator: Virginie Ladisch, director of ICTJ’s Children and Youth Program. The screening will be held on Thursday, February 2, at the Open Society Foundations building at 224 West 57th Street, starting at 6pm.