Nerina Penzhorn — Video Producer and Editor

Long After We’re Gone

Long After We’re Gone is a soundscape piece that I made comprising video and audio field recordings in and around the Gowanus Canal, one of the most polluted waterways in the US. The idea for the piece grew out of my interest in Soundscape Composition and Acoustic Ecology. The title comes from a conversation I had with Eymund Diegel, who took me out on the canal by canoe. Eymund is an Urban Planner with an encyclopedic knowledge of the Gowanus more »

Arts

WAITED FOR

WAITED FOR is my feature documentary about lesbians that adopt across race in South Africa. It is currently playing on the international film festival circuit.

Arts

Saint Jude

A short documentary film I made about my friend Mary Lynch who talks about her art, despair and the buddhist ideal.

Arts

Smack Mellon studio artists

This profile of Ivan Monforte is one in a series of videos that I created for Smack Mellon gallery featuring their studio artists.

Arts

Lee-Ursus: South African MC

This is a video that I created for the blog Africa is a Country. Sean Jacobs interviews South African hip-hop artist, Lee-Ursus Alexander who raps in Afrikaans.

Current Affairs,Education,Television

Dismantling Hate

I co-produced this segment about the motivations behind hate crimes for In the Life, a television show documenting the gay experience that airs on Public Television.

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Recent Videos

Immunization saves lives PSA

UNICEF

PSA about Immunization that I produced and edited for UNICEF.

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Syrian crisis: A generation lost?

Current Affairs, UNICEF

I edited this segment for UNICEF Television on the 2nd Anniversary of the Syrian crisis.

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‘Invisible Children’ PSA

UNICEF

PSA about Birth Registration that I produced and edited for UNICEF.

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Mia Farrow visits Syrian refugees in Lebanon

Current Affairs, UNICEF

I edited this segment for UNICEF Television.

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24/7 Lifeline in Indian village

UNICEF

I edited this segment for UNICEF Television.

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Staten Island Fishermen

Audio, Environment

Snug Harbor in Staten Island was a home for retired sailors. The buildings have been converted into a cultural center. An abandoned railway line lies on the banks of the polluted river where men can be found fishing almost every day. Heavy industries fill the opposite river bank and big barges continually pass by. Because of the factories, barges and the busy road along the river, fishing here is not a quiet experience. But despite the noise and pollution, the more »

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