Annelise Wunderlich is a a filmmaker and media educator living in San Francisco. She works as the National Community Engagement and Education Manager for the Independent Television Service (ITVS), where she produces educational content for the Emmy award winning PBS series, Independent Lens. She has produced documentary films on subjects ranging from women factory workers in Tijuana, gay adoption to crystal meth, which have appeared on PBS, Current TV and other national television outlets. Prior to her career in media she worked for Amnesty International USA as a refugee and immigrant advocate. She has Masters degrees in Journalism and Latin American Studies from UC Berkeley.
Name: Rebecca Herr-Stephenson Title: Research Fellow Organization: Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop 1) What do you do? Currently, I’m a research fellow with the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop, an independent research and innovation organization focused on digital media technologies to advance children’s learning. Our research is designed to better understand [...]
M3 Video Archive The 2011 student productions, a meta documentary on the experience, Q&A footage, and bonus behind-the-scenes clips, and an excerpt of their conversation with Mohammed Bilal. M3 Process & Round-up by Annelise Wunderlich What happens when you take 16 teenagers from all over the country, put them into a small, hot room, give [...]
Name: Emily Bonilla Title: Video & Television Production Teacher Organization: Essex County Vocational: Bloomfield Tech What do you do? I am a video production teacher at Essex County Vocational: Bloomfield Tech. Students attending our school are mainly from the Newark, East Orange, and Irvington areas. Four years ago I left the media world in New York to start [...]
Name: Henry Cohn-Geltner Title: Media production and media literacy educator (and Co-director of M3) Organization: Dorrance H. Hamilton Public Media Commons at WHYY 1) What do you do? I am a media production and media literacy educator at the Dorrance H. Hamilton Public Media Commons at WHYY. We provide training in digital storytelling, multimedia [...]
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