Edward Nachtrieb is a renowned filmmaker, journalist, and photographer with a diverse background in series television, commercials, and international photojournalism. With an impressive array of credentials, Nachtrieb's expertise spans documentaries, television series, public service outreach, and independent films. In the 1980s, Nachtrieb made significant contributions as a photojournalist for Reuters News Pictures in Asia, covering various stories throughout the region.

He captured powerful images of the Philippine's People Power Revolution, political unrest in Korea, and the plight of refugees escaping war in Sri Lanka. As Reuters Chief Photographer in China, he exposed previously unreported unrest in Xinjiang and documented the pro-democracy movement in Tiananmen Square. Since then, Nachtrieb has established himself as a talented writer, producer, and director in the United States.

He has worked on notable television projects such as John Ratzenberger's Made in America, Small Shots, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. Nachtrieb's impressive documentary portfolio includes All the Way Home: Bravery on the Home Front, which garnered recognition from the House Veterans Affairs Committee, raising funds for veterans' support groups. He has also produced impactful films like A Measure of Justice and A Flash of Green.

In addition to his documentaries, Nachtrieb has collaborated with renowned artist Shepard Fairey on projects like Revolution in our Time and Long Live the People. He has also embarked on independent film ventures such as Windows of Time and Anton West: Savior Genius. Edward Nachtrieb's body of work exemplifies his dedication to storytelling and his ability to captivate audiences through his creative vision.

His contributions to the industry have earned him numerous accolades and recognition, including the Addy Award, Palm Springs Short Film Festival, and the Rocky Mountain Emmy. To learn more about Edward Nachtrieb and his projects, visit his website at www. historyisreal.

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