Julie is an award winning producer/director, and has been creating digital film & video productions for 15 years. She has produced and directed over 300 mini documentaries on countless social issues, from HIV in Africa and HEP C in the United States, to homelessness, abused children and poverty. She also produced several long-form documentaries, including Emmy Nominated “Sweet Ambition” and “Haiti’s Small Miracles”, both which premiered at The Denver International Film Festival, aired on PBS, and are used in classrooms around the country. Julie recently co-produced & directed “Swift Justice”, a documentary film on the largest workplace raid in U.S. history, which screened during the 2008 Democratic National Convention, the 2009 Denver International Film Festival, and is currently being used in a national grassroots outreach campaign in support of immigration reform. Julie is a skilled producer and director who also likes to be “hands on” with the creative process. She has a network of like-minded professionals who she partners with when necessary. When not working on creative projects, she spends much of her time with her 7-year old daughter. She is fluent in French and travels extensively, having produced videos across the United States, as well as Africa, Mexico, South America, Israel, and The Caribbean.