Sabrina Thompson Mitchell is a filmmaker, photographer, activist and owner of Kuu (pronounced koo) productions, a dynamic media production company specializing in directing and producing TV commercials, short documentaries, world photography, and crafting scripted content for television. Her clients range from Google, AT&T, Warner Discovery, The Recording Academy, Sundance to RocNation Sports along with a host of amazing clients worldwide. Sabrina's campaigns and work have been featured in/on NBC, Entertainment Tonight, The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, People Magazine and art galleries in U.S. Embassies in Australia, Rwanda & North America.
In 2007, she and three friends co-founded WEEN (Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network), a NYC-based women’s non-profit which served 80,000+ young women over a span of 15 years that focused on molding young BIPOC women to be executives in entertainment and technology. Sabrina is a former high school teacher and former TV producer for Courtroom Television Network and Columbia TriStar syndicated talk shows.
In 2012, she went on the wildest adventure of a lifetime and appeared on SURVIVOR on CBS where she was the runner-up of the Emmy award-winning program. She served as Hillary Clinton’s cinematographer during the 2016 Presidential campaign and was the lead photographer for the historic women’s March in Washington, DC in 2017.
She is a native of Wilson, NC and a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Long Island
University. She spends her time between Brooklyn, NY + Houston, TX developing new TV projects and mentoring
youth.
If you need any assistance please contact 4hslc@ucanr.edu.
An opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills.
Develop stronger relationships with each other and their older peers
Engage in workshops
Listen to dynamic speakers
Experience and explore the UC Davis campus life
Senior members will arrive one day early to participate in exciting tours on the UC Davis campus and in the surrounding areas.
Tailored to the specific needs and interests of youth ages 14-19.
Focus on advanced leadership development
Engage with industry professionals
Keynote Speaker
Choose from a variety of workshops
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