Documentary - Videography - Editing 

My first trek into film came when I bought a cheap camcorder with the intention to prove Santa’s existence. Although that is no longer my main goal, the desire to explore the unseeable and intangible continues to define my work.

I am a documentary-focused Filmmaker, Cinematographer, and Editor with a diverse background in photography, teaching, and neuroscience. My passion for both film and science was cultivated at a young age and lead to my pursuit of a Bachelor’s degree in both. My experience in these seemingly different fields has made me both a better story-teller and scientist. I have developed the creative, critical thinking, and love of life-long learning that is vital in the innovation and creation of story-telling.

Since 2014, I have taught film and editing courses at several universities and study abroad programs. At Temple University, my courses included: Introduction to Film, Editing for Film and Video, Fundraising and Producing for Independent Media, and Media Arts I.

Additionally, I worked as a Documentary instructor for Actuality Media. I led students on a month-long documentary workshop in developing countries in Latin America. Not only did I teach documentary and filmmaking practices, but I supervised simultaneous film productions all under very restricted deadline. For their final projects, I supervised the creation of short documentaries about grassroots non-profits in Peru, Nicaragua, and Guatemala.

Additional Passions include bicycling touring, running, hiking, and being out in Nature.

linnea.langkammer@gmail.com