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Neal and Elisa

neal broffman//films and edits

Neal Broffman has spent his career filming, editing and producing stories around the world. Based abroad for a decade, his early work covering international news led to a keen desire to tell stories that have, at their core, a foundation built upon human interaction, human connection – how we live in community.

elisa gambino//directs and produces

Emmy Award winning producer Elisa Gambino brings an extraordinary journalistic foundation to her film productions. As an executive producer Elisa has brought documentary films to most of the major film festivals including Sundance, Tribeca, AFI, and Hot Docs. Elisa is the Executive Producer of the 2021 Oscar Nominated Documentary Short, A Love Song for Latasha.

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Filming the Manila skyline for Every Day After, our new documentary short. Link in bio to film website.
@everydayafterfilm @atlantaelisa @nealbroffman @ejbmuni

#behindthescenes #documentaryfilmmaking

Filming in Antipolo, Rizal
Photos by @ejbmuni
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#fieldproduction #documentary #philippines🇵🇭 #observationaldocumentary

All aboard, 29 hours to go. I’m sad to leave after a week of filming .

Back in Malawi to film with rural healthcare professionals.

Sherry Bradley co-founded the Black Belt Unincorporated Wastewater Program, a non-profit that receives private and public funding. @bbuwp provides affordable septic systems to qualifying homeowners who live in the Black Belt region of Lowndes County,

Septic tanks separate solid & liquid waste into scum, sludge, and wastewater. The wastewater then moves through the septic tank and into a drain field while the scum and sludge settle in the tank. When a septic tank functions properly, the waste

In WASTELAND: Alabama, Dr. Howard Robinson @alabamastateuniversity talks about the tools that were used “to maintain the status quo of Black subjugation to white supremacy” across the Black Belt and he explains what the means for infrastr

Lowndes Co. AL resident & @bbuwp member, Perman Hardy has been outspoken about the sanitation issues for years. Even though Perman had a septic system it failed due to the hard clay Black Belt soil that requires an engineered & costly system.

Lowndes County, AL resident & @bbuwp member, Perman Hardy speaks with CBS’s Adam Yamaguchi about her experience with a failing septic system that caused waste to back-up into her house through the toilets, tub, and sinks. #wastelandseries #

A 2020 study by the Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health links nitrates in drinking water to cancer in humans. In Floyd County, Iowa, they have both higher nitrate levels and cancer incidents than the state average. This hits close to ho

a CAFO, or Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations are home to Iowa’s hogs. Manure from these factory farms is pumped out and applied to corn that is used as hog feed & ethanol. The manure is overapplied and leaks into Iowa’s waterways

Hogs outnumber Iowa’s population by around 22 million which means that Iowa has a manure problem. Iowa’s hogs produce 12 billion pounds of sh*t per year. Watch WASTELAND: IOWA & see what the wholesome agriculture narrative has done to

Emma Schmit, a Calhoun Co. native & organizer with @foodandwaterwatch has witnessed her home turn into a sacrifice zone because farmers are working “within a system that was created specifically to benefit corporations rather than a system

Ted Corrigan, CEO of @dsmh2o , explains that 90% of nitrates and 80% of phosphorus in Iowa’s rivers are related to agriculture practices. Lawmakers in Iowa have identified policies for changing that situation but no laws have been passed, no fu

SW Florida resident Mark Thompson talks with CBS’s Adam Yamaguchi about the toilet effect in the waters around Sanibel. Mark experiences burning eyes, ears, & lips whenever he swims during a red tide. WASTELAND: Florida, paints a picture of

Ecologist and Calusa Waterkeeper John Cassani has witnessed three significant algae blooms since 2016. Over the past decade, in the Caloosahatchee estuary, he’s seen about twice the frequency of blooms over the previous decade. #wastelandseries

Florida is America’s playground but toxic blue-green algae blooms are turning the playground into an environmental ground zero. Rising water levels & over development across the state put more than 2,000,000 septic tanks at risk of leaching

WASTELAND Florida is a must-watch for those concerned about climate change. Scientist Dr. Brian Lapointe, has been studying the causes of harmful algae blooms across Florida for more than 20 years and he explains why, more than ever, we need to take

On this beautiful day for #fieldproduction we were taking on a not-so-beautiful topic; sewage. In WASTELAND: NEW YORK we venture beneath the city’s charming facade and it reeks. #wastelandseries #mountvernon #CMVNY #sewage #infrastructure @Mayo