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Don't You Know Me By Now
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The Wedding
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Space for Women
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A Bored Ghost
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Caroline Pohl
Historical reviewWorking with Caroline has been great. She brings an exceptional blend of technical skill, creative insight, and unwavering professionalism to every project she touches. Her editing instincts are sharp—she understands pacing, rhythm, and narrative flow in a way that elevates every story she works on.
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About
Hello!! My name is Caroline and here is a little about me! My passion for impactful storytelling is evident in my documentary work. I led the post-production of Knobility, a socially conscious film addressing human trafficking in Atlanta, and L’atelier d’Aliyah, a visually rich documentary celebrating the artistic journey of a Black female artist in Southern France. The latter has earned multiple accolades, including official selections at the 2024 FLOW Film Festival and the 2023 SCAD Student Showcase.
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