I'm Jules, a documentary audio and film producer based in Brooklyn. 

 

Though I've recently been branching into documentary work across mediums, I've spent 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.

 

This year, I was a fellow in Union Doc's Collaborative Documentary Studio and worked on several short films exploring discard, value, and trash in New York City. 

 

Recently, I helped produce First America, reported and hosted by Rebecca Nagle and produced by Critical Frequency and Pushkin. Before that, I was a senior creative producer at Vox Media where I produced a season Into the Mix, by Ben & Jerry's.  ​I teach courses for the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and AIR's Sound Path. ​​Previously, I co-created and produced Inherited, a multi-genre youth climate storytelling podcast with YR Media and Critical Frequency.

 

In my artistic practice I'm drawn to mundanity, political ecology, and ruptures. I relish curiosity, play, and patient observation. 

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I grew up in Pennsylvania, but spent most of my 20s in Maine and now call it home when I'm not in Brooklyn. I studied anthropology at Brown and radio at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. I've been a farmer on and off since high school, and currently farm on a rooftop in Sunset Park. I play the fiddle, I love to ride my bike. 

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