Thanks for stopping by. I’m Bianca, a documentary producer and wearer of many hats. I’ve interviewed folks from ages 3 to 83 all over the world and am as happy to be filming on the road out in the field as I am putting the puzzle together in an edit bay.
I’m also a freelance writer, retired Neighborhood Council representative, community volunteer, reader, hobbyist film photographer, National Parks annual pass holder, AMC A-Lister, and so on . . .
During my time at Pomona College, I studied politics, focusing on political theory and my favorite thinker, Alexis de Tocqueville. I wrote my senior thesis, Alexis in America, on the intersection of political culture and fairytales, which was featured here.
Topics I’m interested in include pop culture and media at large, public transportation, the idea of “home” and “America”, modernism, prison abolition, anti-gentrification efforts, and living ethically under capitalism (an impossible task). I love literature, I like to think about how the culture we consume (in)explicitly shapes our world, and of course I am tormented daily by thoughts of climate change.
All this to say: thanks again for stumbling into my small corner of the Internet. I’m hopeful we’ll connect in a meaningful way and that we’ll all keep taking care of ourselves, one day at a time.
