Chelsea Hernandez

<p>Chelsea Hernandez has taken part in some form of media since the ripe age of 9 years old when she hosted a local Austin children&rsquo;s program for eight years on the NBC-affiliate. She lived in New York City where she gained internships with Emmy award-winning directors Ric Burns and Jon Alpert&rsquo;s Downtown Community Television (DCTV), while attending Adelphi University and Brooklyn College. Having been forced to move back to her hometown of Austin, Texas for family health, she embraced her need to gain a college degree and received a BA in Radio-Television-Film from the University of Texas. Every short documentary film Chelsea directed in school received an award and/or played at film festivals across the nation. She is an Austin Film Society grant recipient for a feature documentary she is co-directing (<em>The Road to Livingston</em>). She was Associate Producer and Assistant Editor for the PBS national broadcast of <em>Fixing the Future: NOW on PBS</em>, in which she worked under award-winning producers Karen Bernstein and Ellen Spiro. Currently, she is Editor for a 3D documentary on military working dogs. Chelsea loves the endless amount of real stories in the world and can't imagine doing anything else but documenting every one of them. She enjoys the power of documentary filmmaking and connecting with new people and communities.</p>

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