Sacrifice ZOnes
Los Angeles
I was the videographer in charge of creating the interactive videos for the SZLA temporary exhibition at the Natural history museum.
This included interactable posters, A 360 Degree Truck simulation video, a kids cartoon, A news reel explaining Sacrifice ZOnes, documentary Community interviews , and a Narrative short film titled “Cotton Candy Skies”
Sacrifice zones are communities in proximity to pollution produced by industry which have been sacrificed in favor of profits. These communities have historically consisted of low income and/or minority populations.
Directed, Edited
Los Angeles has the largest port complex in the United states (which is also the biggest source of air pollution in L.A.), hosts the largest active urban oil field in the world (with a third of L.A. residents living within a mile of an oil drilling site), and houses countless manufacturing facilities that release toxic chemicals into L.A. County’s air and water every day.
