Edward Nachtrieb is an award-winning journalist, photographer, writer, producer, and director/cameraman whose background includes documentaries, television series, public service outreach, and independent film. Nachtrieb began his career in the 1980s as a photojournalist for Reuters News Pictures in Asia. He covered stories throughout the region, including the Philippine’s People Power Revolution, political unrest in Korea, and refugees escaping war in Sri Lanka. As Reuters Chief Photographer in China, he smuggled film out of Tibet, helped uncover previously unreported unrest in Xinjiang, and led a photo team that covered the pro-democracy movement from the first student protests to the bloody crackdown in Tiananmen Square. Back in the United States in the 1990s, he formed a production company in New Mexico with a portfolio that included award-winning television commercials, public service documentaries, and outreach programs for the State of New Mexico and Native American tribes. After moving to Los Angeles in 1997, he worked in television as a writer, producer, and director. Among his credits, he was Supervising Producer/Director John Ratzenberger’s Made in America (Travel Channel); Executive Producer/Director of the acclaimed Small Shots (TNN/Spike); and a comedy Director for Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC). Nachtrieb's documentaries include All the Way Home: Bravery on the Home Front, which was screened for the House Veterans Affairs Committee in Washington DC and raised money for veterans’ support groups; A Measure of Justice about the International Court for the Former Yugoslavia; and A Flash of Green about the extraordinary WW2 experiences of Charles McCandless. Other recent projects include a set of collaborative works with artist Shepard Fairey entitled Revolution in our Time and Long Live the People as well as a slate of independent films including A Flash of Green; Windows of Time; and Anton West: Savior Genius.