JULIA REIHS

• Direct and produce video series highlighting healthcare staff, leading creative strategy, production, and rollout across national divisions.

• Script and edit videos, working closely with cinematographers and motion graphics designers to innovate series style.

• Define visual identity, filming style, and graphics packages for series content; develop documentation for consistent vendor implementation.

• Use project management tools to track timelines, feedback, and deliverables.

• Photograph and film multimedia stories for journalism entities including NPR, The Baltimore Banner, The 19th and Time.
• Develop, film and edit video, photo and event content for nonprofit and commercial clients such as: GoDaddy, Street Roots newspaper, the Self-Directed Advocacy Network, Clear Mind Money, UpSurge and the Washington Business Journal.
• Co-directed, co-edited and filmed the documentary We Are Here Too.
• Directed, filmed and edited the documentary Rowing to the Motherland for Arshay Cooper's A Most Beautiful Thing Inclusion Fund.

• Developed video strategies to enhance audience engagement across digital platforms across 60+ countries.
• Shot and edited compelling, human-first videos on global health, education, and humanitarian initiatives that drove connection to the nonprofit’s mission.
• Tracked video analytics on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, X and Instagram to inform future video endeavors.
• Oversaw end-to-end video production including: on-location shoots, budgeting, shoot logistics, asset management and graphics packages.
• Revised consent forms and processes to support ethical, inclusive storytelling.

• Managed brand and documentary projects from concept to delivery, including storyboarding, scripting, and editing.
• Directed and produced Slam, an upcoming documentary about Baltimore's slam poetry scene.
• Produced on-location video shoots, managing budgets, equipment procurement, and creative direction to deliver high-quality video.
• Produced projects for clients such as PBS's Pati's Mexican Table, Amazon and the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
• Supervised editors and animators through post-production, applying quality control standards to deliver compelling, creative content to drive engagement.

• Filmed, photographed and edited daily and breaking news for web and social.
• Produced an award-winning, narrative-driven, investigative project on the Texas-Mexico border, handling research, reporting, filming, and editing.
• Collaborated with reporters, digital editor, social media team and photo staff to strategize cross-platform digital storytelling and multimedia projects.
• Spearheaded high-impact visual coverage through photo essays, audio slideshows and videos about local issues, community members and musicians.
• Coached and managed interns in photo/video and editing techniques.
• Maintained active membership of KUT’s Workplace Culture Committee.

• Managed, produced, filmed and edited documentary style films for clients such as Starbucks, HIAS and the USO.
• Filmed and edited for award-winning TransMilitary feature-length documentary.
• Utilized file management and archival techniques for high-stakes projects.
• Managed production tasks, communication and asset delivery for major clients.

• Filmed and photographed Tiny Desk Concerts for web and social audiences.
• Scripted and edited episodes for the Jazz Night in America documentary series.
• Directed voiceover sessions for Jazz Night in America.
• Photographed and filmed live music performances for NPR Music.