emma herbolzheimer

FILM

Meredith Gonçalves is a busy mother of two, media artist, and photography manager for the well-known non-profit organization, International Relief Committee. Here she discusses the nuances of the work-life balance after graduation— or IRL. Meredith’s work as an independent artist focuses on the intersection of gender, identity and labor. For a more in depth look, check out her website: meredithgoncalves.com Music by Podington Bear (http://podingtonbear.com)

Meredith Gonçalves is a busy mother of two, media artist, and photography manager for the well-known non-profit organization, International Relief Committee. In this short documentary, she discusses the nuances of the work-life balance after graduation— or IRL. 

Meredith’s work as an independent artist focuses on the intersection of gender, identity and labor. For a more in depth look, check out her website: meredithgoncalves.com

“Balancing Acts: IRL" was screened at Marymount Manhattan College’s 2016 Honors Day. 

 

Bandleader and composer Darcy James Argue's 18-piece big band Secret Society, filmmaker Peter Nigrini, and director Isaac Butler give paranoia the probe in this investigation of America's fascination with conspiracy theories.

A promotional video for the experimental performance documentary, “Real Enemies”, for which I was a video intern. I aggregated archival video content and edited footage to play across an array of fifteen screens.  

 

Introducing "Made by MMC," a bi-weekly video series presented by the Office of Admission created by current students for future students. How has choosing MMC made a difference in the lives of current students, professors, and alumni? What have been our most memorable classes, internships, and New York City experiences?

The first episode of the ongoing video series, “Made by MMC”. All videos were produced in collaboration with Christina Remley. 

A short video made to thank philanthropist, entrepreneur, and environmentalist Paul Polizzotto for his generosity towards the MMC community. It was played on campus as an introduction before his speech, "Creating Impact: The Successes and Challenges of a Social Entrepreneur” in April 2016. Film by Emma Herbolzheimer and Christina Remley

A short video made to thank philanthropist, entrepreneur, and environmentalist Paul Polizzotto for his generosity towards the MMC community. It was played on campus as an introduction before his speech, "Creating Impact: The Successes and Challenges of a Social Entrepreneur” in April 2016. 

Made in collaboration with Christina Remley.