I'm Jules (she/her) and I'm a documentary artist, audio producer facilitator, and sometimes farmer based in Brooklyn and Maine. In my work I play with rhythmic discomfort, sound and silence, and softly held stories.

 

Though I've recently been branching into documentary work across mediums, I've spend a lot of time working on radio and podcasts, often centering stories of environmental  justice. I've worked along the entirety of the audio production process, from reporting to sound design.

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Currently, I'm a fellow in Union Doc's Collaborative Documentary Studio and am working on several short films exploring discard, value, and trash in New York City.

 

Most recently, I was a senior creative producer at Vox Media. At Vox, I produced a season Into the Mix, by Ben & Jerry's and am currently working as a story and creative producer on various projects. ​I also develop and facilitate courses for the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and AIR's Sound Path. ​​Previously, I co-created and produced Inherited, an multi-genre youth climate storytelling podcast with YR Media and Critical Frequency. ​​

 

​In my artistic practice I'm drawn to mundanity, playfulness, layered geographies,  and the fabrics of community. I relish curiosity, play, and observation. I'm presently in post production for my first short documentary film.

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I grew up in Pennsylvania and studied anthropology at Brown University and radio at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. I've spent time as a farmer, a path currently on pause. I play the fiddle and like to ride my very colorful bike. 

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