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Op-EdPrint EditionsSummer 2020

During the Corona Crisis, a Fiat Can Become a Critical Food Pipeline

By Andrew Standen-Raz
(C) Unsplash/Josh Feiber

COVID-induced creative charity or how the boot of a Fiat became a critical food pipeline.

COVID-induced creative charity or how the boot of a Fiat became a critical food pipeline.
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Andrew Standen-Raz
Following studies in Anthropology at UCL, Film at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and Law at Loyola, Andrew worked for Miramax Films, 20th Century Fox Studios, and won two awards as a public relations counsel at Ruder Finn. After seeing the US political system from the inside while working for the VOA at a Democratic & a Republican political convention, Andrew returned to Europe to make documentary films, including "Vinyl: Tales from the Vienna Underground", which premiered at Karlovy Vary. He is currently curating for a film festival, developing new film projects, and developing an organic food app
Op-EdPrint EditionsSummer 2020

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