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Adam Perez is an award-winning freelance filmmaker, and photographer, based in Exeter and Los Angeles, Ca.

 

His work centers on intimate stories that expose the nuances of race, gender, identity, and culture.  

He's currently a Constellations Fellow through The Center for Cultural Power and support from the California Arts Council working on a collaborative exhibition honoring farmworker communities and building a cultural and arts center. 

 

Previously, Adam was an Emerson Fellow working on a photo and video project about how the pandemic has devastated marginalized communities in California's Central Valley, which produces one-fourth of the country's food. 

Adam is also the Director of Photography for DREAMLAND: The Burning of Black Wall Street, the latest feature documentary from CNN Films directed by Salima Koroma, which debuted at #1 on cable news.

Adam graduated with honors from  Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. He also graduated summa cum laude from the University of Southern California where he's also an adjunct professor. 

He's also a member of NAHJ and Diversify Photo

 

adamgperez(at)gmail.com. 

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Selected Clients

Awards

TIME Magazine

Netflix 

CNN films

The New Yorker

The New York Times 

The Los Angeles Times

The Washington Post

NBC Universal

HBO

Apple

Vogue MX

Adobe

VSCO

Univision

Refinery29

& Other Stories 

Aldo 

Emerson Collective Fellow

Adobe Artist Fund Grantee

Logan Fellow, Carey Institute for Global Good 

Shorty Award Nominee

Ruben Salazar Excellence in Journalism Award

Official Selection–LA Film Festival

30 under 30 Tribeca Film Institute

Tim Russert Fellow

McNair Scholar

Online News Association-Google Scholarship recipient

California News Media Association Latino Student Award

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