Jennifer Jo Utz



		American Radical: The Trials of Norman Finkelstein Supervising Producer and Videographer for a feature-length documentary about the Jewish-American Academic Norman Finkelstein. > Watch the TRAILER

		From Baghdad to Brooklyn From exile in Syria to a new start in New York, one journalist chronicles a gay Iraqi model’s journey and the unlikely friendship that emerges. Directed by Jennifer Utz. Currently in production. Fiscal Sponsorship provided by Women Make Movies. > Visit the website

		BBC Switch "Revealed," a program on BBC Switch, an online video hub for British youth Videographer, Editor > Watch the video

		CBS Domestic News Editing for CBS, ABC, and FOX Producer/Editor

		BBC America: News Promos Editor > Democratic National Convention 1 (RT: 00:20) > Democratic National Convention 2 (RT: 00:20) > John McCain VP Choice (RT: 00:20) > Republican National Convention (RT: 00:15) > Newsnight 15 sec promo (RT: 00:15) > Newsnight 30 sec promo (RT: 00:30)

		Iraqi Refugee Stories Iraqi Refugees find home on new website: voices missing from the media tell of life in exile. All text, video interviews, editing, graphic design, and web design by Jennifer Utz > Visit the site: www.iraqirefugeestories.org

		Iraq's Refugees: Living in the Shadows Amman, Jordan: Once proprietors of a Baghdad jewelry shop, this 18-member family now struggles to run their lives out of a three-bedroom apartment. Although free from the sectarian violence that has engulfed Iraq, they still face an uncertain future. Producer, Videographer, Editor, Scriptwriter, Correspondent > View the report that aired on Current TV (RT: 05:40)

		No More Victims: One Man's Quest to right the wrongs of war No More Victims is a non-profit organization that brings Iraqi children who've been injured as a direct result of US Forces to the United States for medical treatment. Meet Omar, Salee, and Rusul, three of many children to whom he's given a new chance at life. Producer, Videographer, Editor, Scriptwriter, Correspondent > View the story that aired on GRIT TV with Laura Flanders (RT: 08:40)

		Diary from Damascus With the war in its fifth year and over four million people displaced, one who wonders how an American journalist visiting a family of Iraqi refugees would be treated might be surprised. Producer, Videographer, Editor, Scriptwriter, Correspondent > View the report that aired on Democracy Now (RT: 4:00)

		Iraqi Refugees: Going Home, from Damascus to Baghdad It may seem incomprehensible to go back to one of the most dangerous places on earth, but for Marwa and her family, Iraq is the only home they know. > View the report that aired on France 24 (RT: 02:15)


		Burma: In the Frame The constant threat of capture, arrest and torture are just some of the hazards of working as an undercover journalist in Burma. The brave video-journalists of the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) are the only media in Burma that has so far managed to evade the savage crackdown on that country’s free press. Videographer in NYC for Director and Correspondent Aaron Lewis > View the report that aired on SBS - Dateline (RT: 30:00)

		Jane Campion: An Interview for Barnes and Noble Jane Campion discusses her latest film, "Bright Star" for Barnes & Noble.com Cinematographer, Videographer, Editor >View the interview

		Democracy Now For two years, I was an Associate Producer at Democracy Now, a daily radio and television news broadcast, hosted by the award-winning journalist Amy Goodman. During various trips abroad, I was also their Middle-East Correspondant. Shooting news events on location Control Room Production during each day’s live news broadcast Researching guests and show topics Editing visual material for each day’s program Creating on-air graphics with Photoshop Monitoring Reuters news feeds, booking insert studios > Visit the Democracy Now Website to view the show online

		GOOD Magazine - 11 Spring Street Art Exhibit A documentation of one of the most significant exhibitions of street art ever. Artists from all over the world came to the vacant space at 11 Spring Street in NYC to plaster, paint, solder, glue, and otherwise make their mark on the building before it was converted to condominiums. When the space opened to the public for three days last December, tens of thousands of people lined up for blocks to enter. Videographer > View the video (RT: 04:30)

		Comcast Network's Backstage Blake Hayes takes you BACKSTAGE with David Blaine. His latest stunt -- hanging upside down for 60 hours above New York's Central Park -- is his most dangerous yet. Originally seen on CN8/Comcast Network's Backstage. Videographer > View the video (RT: 01:56)

		GOOD Magazine - NYC Children Photographer Danny Goldfield has set out to photograph one child from every country on Earth who must all live in New York City. After Effects > View the video (RT: 03:32)

		Third Millenium Foundation - Spread Tolerance The project's goal: "Meet the Third Millennium Foundation's founder, Marco Stoffel, and two program partners and learn about what you can do to stand up against intolerance." Videographer, Cinematographer, Editor > View the video (RT: 2:33 )

		Microsoft Internal Training Videos Producer, Videographer, Cinematographer > Video Not Available: Under NDA Contract


		Video for Social Change I spent four months living in Gujarat, India, where I taught video production to members of a women's empowerment NGO. The students' final project was designed to reach a non-literate audience of marginalized lower-caste and indigenous populations. >View Photos, Read Press VIEW CLIPS FROM THE STUDENTS' FINAL PROJECT Introduction (RT: 02:04) > View Clip Education (RT: 00:56) > View Clip Call to Action (RT: 01:12) > View Clip