Co-teach an Intro to Documentary Film/Video Journalism course to students at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

Teach a Short Documentary Filmmaking class during the Fall and Spring, equipping students for all stages of documentary film production.

Edited episodes for Hearst TV shows, including the travel series 'Eat Play Stay,' dating show 'Local Love' and food program 'America’s Most Delish.'

Willa Cather defies convention. She was both a regional writer and an international literary superstar; her novels and stories transported readers to a lowly frontier dugout or an elegant theater loge with equal adeptness. For more than one hundred years, Cather’s deeply human characters and stories rooted in her own American experience have resonated with readers, and now Cather’s enduring reputation has earned her a place in the National Statuary Hall Collection of the United States Capitol. This short film chronicles Cather’s pursuit of literary acclaim alongside the creation and unveiling of her statue in Washington, D.C. Using archival imagery, Cather’s own words, and observations from contemporary readers and scholars, this documentary invites viewers to revisit and reexamine Cather’s importance to American literature and encourages exploration of her life more fully through literary pilgrimage.

Frequently edit short turn-around documentary-style videos for BBC Reel, the BBC’s video and short documentary destination.

Edited short documentaries for the Brut. America Docs team.

Worked with the story team to create the four-part historical docuseries, Vegas: The Story Of Sin City which aired on CNN in 2024.

Was commissioned by the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs to produce a short documentary about the first Native American to become a physician. Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte fought hard for the health, wellness, and spiritual and cultural lives of her Omaha people. The film premiered in 2022 and has been used as an educational resource in classrooms across the country and screened in theaters throughout Nebraska.

Taught an Intro to Video course at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and created video content for the school and helped advise the documentary students.

Freelance for production company Meerkat Media on a video series for Sesame Street as part of their Racial Justice Initiative. The series follows five families and how they talk to their children about race and racism and will be used by Sesame Street as an educational resource for parents and educators.

Work in all aspects of production on feature-length documentaries, including researching, gathering archival video, field producing, shooting video, assisting editors, and licensing.Credits include: - Presidents Under Fire: The History of Impeachment- Saudi Arabia Kingdom of Secrets- Scheme and Scandal: Inside the College Admissions Crisis- The History of Immigration- A Timeline of the Trump-Putin Relationship- Donald Trump's Conspiracy Theories- State of Hate: The Explosion of White Supremacy

Chief Standing Bear’s Journey to Statuary Hall is a short commissioned film about Ponca Chief Standing Bear, a civil rights leader in the late 1800s who fought for Indigenous people’s human rights in America, and the story of a statue being constructed of him for the U.S. Capitol. Through that project, I interviewed Nancy Pelosi and, more importantly, Chief Standing Bear's descendants to recount his story. That project was in collaboration with co-director and Executive Producer Judi gaiashkibos.- The film premiered at the Mosaic Film Festival in Lincoln, NE in 2020 and has been used as an educational resource in classrooms across the country.

Co-produced, shot, and edited the student BAFTA-award winning documentary, Guanajuato Norte. The film follows Wenceslao Contreras Galvan, a migrant farmworker in Connecticut, and his sacrifice of being away from his family to provide a better life for his children in Mexico. The film went on to screen multiple film festivals, including DOC NYC, and was acquired by The New Yorker.

Research the H-2A visa process and investigate complaints from migrant farmworkers for a multimedia investigative journalism team.

Covered local breaking news, crime and general assignment stories for the daily newspaper in Lincoln, Nebraska as a weekend Intern. Enterprised and reported a 1,700-word story about private detention centers detaining asylum seekers.

Sartore works for National Geographic and specializes on exposing issues of mass extinction by documenting species before they disappear. Edited his photos and video, cataloged and submitted them to National Geographic.

Assisted the editorial board with research, copyedited letters to the editor section and wrote an op-ed about American desensitization of international crises. Kept on as a freelance reporter and enterprise feature stories about national trends ranging from a piece about changes in marriage to an article about voting trends.