Cultures United FC
Published January 30, 2020
Fundraiser video for Seattle School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts
Published March 28, 2018
Produced by Simon Fox
When Joseph Baluku came out as LGBT in Uganda it was the beginning of a long and difficult journey that brought him all the way to the shores of Greece. I filmed his story for an NGO called Safe Place International, which assists people in Joseph’s position in finding housing and other opportunities.
Published November 11, 2016
Produced by Simon Fox
Promotional video for an NGO based in Istanbul that helps the Syrian community living in the city.
Published April 30, 2016
Produced by Simon Fox
Living in Istanbul I have met people from all across the world who have come to the city for a myriad of reasons. One of those people is Aws, forced to leave Baghdad years ago due to escalating violence aimed at him and his family. In this short documentary he describes his final hours in the city of his birth.
Published July 1st, 2016
Produced by Simon Fox
International muralist Noah Neighbor comes to Istanbul and tries his craft in one of the oldest cities in the world.
Published November 6, 2015
Washington Secretary of State Legacy Project
Produced by Simon Fox
"Kings of the World” is a collaboration between Legacy Washington and I. Narrated by Legacy Washington’s John Hughes, this important documentary focuses on the heirs of one of the last remaining family-owned newspapers in the country, The Wenatchee World. Ninety-six-year-old Wilfred Woods and his son Rufus publish a newspaper that is steeped in a century of public service journalism.
We Never Stopped Looking for You: The Disappeared Children of the Canoas Massacre
Published on March 26, 2015
Unfinished Sentences: UW Center for Human Rights
Produced by Simon Fox in collaboration with UW Jackson School and Pro-Busqueda
I undertook this project as my senior thesis in the Jackson School at UW. I headed a video team of 4 students to produce two videos for a human rights organization in El Salvador that seeks to reunite families that were separated during the 1980s civil war. We spent six weeks storyboarding and preparing and then one week on the ground in El Salvador collecting testimonies from survivors. The video contains a ton of information and is packaged in an elegant way that I hope does justice to those that appeared in it. I spent more time and effort on any project of my life because it had real world implications and because I identified with it in a way where it never felt like I was working.
Published on April 22, 2015
The University of Washington Daily
Produced by Simon Fox and Margaret Montgomery
This project arose out of a simple curiosity of my girlfriend Margaret, who always wanted to know how the giant container ships made it into port without most of us giving it a second thought. we discovered an entire work force that is unknown by the general public.