Julia Sinkowicz

Julia Sinkowicz is a multifaceted professional whose expertise spans across documentary filmmaking, research, and media production, with a dedicated focus on human rights advocacy and social justice. Currently, at VICE Media, Julia leverages her extensive background in digital media, social media marketing, and creative direction to develop compelling content that raises awareness on pressing societal issues. Her role involves overseeing innovative storytelling projects, managing cross-platform campaigns, and collaborating with diverse teams to produce impactful narratives that resonate with global audiences. Julia’s keen eye for detail and her ability to craft authentic stories have contributed significantly to VICE’s reputation for edgy, thought-provoking journalism.

In her work with Kinescope Film GmbH, Julia served as an Executive Producer for the acclaimed documentary "Look Me Over - Liberace," a 90-minute film produced in collaboration with Arte. Her leadership in this project exemplifies her skill in directing complex documentary narratives that explore cultural icons through a human rights lens. Additionally, as a Show Runner for the documentary series "Porn Culture," she demonstrated her capacity to manage multi-episode productions, ensuring cohesive storytelling and high production standards.

Julia’s freelance work as an author, director, and research specialist with Sommerhaus Serien GmbH further highlights her versatility. Her creative contributions to commercials like Hyundai’s "Great Doesn’t Have To Be Big" and her research-driven approach to documentary projects showcase her ability to blend storytelling with strategic marketing communication. With skills spanning videoproduction, photography, videotechnik, and social media marketing, Julia Sinkowicz continues to make a significant impact in the media landscape, championing human rights and social justice through innovative visual storytelling and documentary research.