I'm an award-winning producer with over 8 years of experience in digital video and documentary film.
I’ve produced in Myanmar, Korea, India, Guam, above the Arctic Circle in rural Alaska, in the cab of a semi-truck, in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and in the new, virtual spaces of the metaverse.
My content is regularly viewed by millions of people online.
Contact me at emilymariegibson@gmail.com
Marjorie Kunaq Tahbone is a young Alaska Native woman reviving the art of traditional tattooing and dancing.
Alaska's indigenous people have fought against colonization, assimilation and exploitation — this is their story.
laska Natives from the Gwich'in Nation have been fighting oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) for decades.
The U.S. territory of Guam has a unique history as one of the longest-running colonies in history. How did it get this way?
More Americans from Guam serve in the U.S. military, per capita, than from any U.S. state. But they can’t even vote for president.
There’s a growing movement of young people on Guam who envision a sustainable future for the island. They want to end the island's dependency on imported processed foods, which has been ongoing since World War II and has led to high rates of heart disease and diabetes.
Shaheem Sanchez is a Deaf dancer with his own method of feeling music's vibrations to learn a song.
Pearl Pearson is a Deaf, Black man who survived a brutal beating by Oklahoma Highway Patrol in 2014. Not only were the troopers cleared of wrongdoing, but Pearl was also charged with resisting arrest. This is his story.
What's it like to be a young Deaf college student at a Deaf university? Gallaudet isn't just a school – it's the center of the American Deaf community. Here's why there's so much more to being Deaf than you think.
A growing number of truckers in the U.S. are Sikhs from Punjab, India. Some of them have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and faced detention to realize their American dream.