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Brooke Matthews

Brooke Matthews听is an incredibly enthusiastic and highly driven听film director and producer. She aspires to collaborate and create films that connect听and inspire audiences of all ages. Her experiences as a film producer have guided her to be a creative leader, efficient multi-tasker, and proactive crew member.听She has worked for brands such as PBS, Adventure Science, The National Park Service, and Symbio Studios. Brooke is currently writing and directing her capstone short film, 鈥業nner Child鈥�, set to debut in May 2024.听

Sarah King

Sarah听aims to enact positive change through cinematic storytelling as she specializes in camera operating for documentaries about wildlife and conservation efforts. She is a two-time filmmaking fellow with the National Park Service and was a Visual Information Specialist Intern at Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in northern Maine in 2023. Sarah was the director of photography and one of the camera operators for the student documentary, 鈥淩eviving the Forgotten River鈥�, which aired听on Maryland Public Television in April 2024.

Gabrielle Locke

Gabrielle has been a graduate assistant at the Center for Environmental Film since 2022. Initially focusing on social media, research, and analytics, she has now transitioned to being the newsletter editor. Presently, her focus also lies in writing her Capstone project, a feature narrative titled Dahlia.听Her involvement in filmmaking also extends to various short-form projects in which she worked as a sound recordist and script supervisor.

Giovana Roskosz Reis

Giovana听is a nature-driven filmmaker who tells stories that educate, inspire, and connect audiences. Her career started at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, where she worked as a film & video production assistant and developed a greater interest in impact storytelling. At 猫咪社区app University, she听is currently pursuing听an MA in Film and Media Production.听As part of CEF, she creates marketing materials for听social media and听advocates for sustainable filmmaking.

Hyatt Mamoun

Hyatt Mamoun听is an energetic producer, who does a lot of her own camerawork and is an on-camera talent. She just debuted her capstone series, in which she stars, 鈥�Wild, Wild World鈥�. 听She interned and then was hired by Nat Geo Channel to work as an assistant editor on the popular show, 鈥淒r. Pol鈥�. In the Advanced Documentary course, she took three other grad students to the Bahamas with her to make an excellent film about the endangered Conch, known for its beautiful shells and tasty meat.听

Mary Alice Mcmillan

Mary Alice McMillan听is finishing her thesis film - a powerful, personal documentary about three generations affected by the toxic pollution of Love Canal.听

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Beth Ebisch

Beth Ebisch听is interested in science and natural history filmmaking, and is working on her thesis film about the damage that beetles are doing to the pine forests of Colorado, killing off trees and causing more wildfires. She is one of the fellows on the National Park Service Glacier Bay project with the Indigenous Tribal Council of that region.

Grace Eggleston

Grace Eggleston听is working on her thesis film about toxic blooms and endangered species on the Great Lakes. Her film,听鈥淭he Waters That Heal Us鈥� recently won an award at the 2021 Wild and Scenic Film Festival.