Erika Rand is an experience designer and multimedia artist committed to work that inspires joy, promotes balanced life systems and ultimately serves as a direct tool for healing. Her most recent projects include designing the book "Sustainable Revolution" (Jan 2014), producing a feature film on Tibet, and branding / web design for ColorOfChange.org and Aqualillies.com. Prior to that she directed a climate change film so far seen by 1.9 million US high students and served as a film curator for TED.com's Pangea Day, an international day of film, broadcast live on over 60 million screens around the world.

FILMWORK

Documentary feature "State of Control" (Producer & Camera Operator), Feature film "American Cannibal" (Camera Operator), Video the Vote’s "Why Would Anyone Want to Stop You From Voting?" (Stop Motion Photography), Deepak Chopra’s Alliance for a New Humanity (Cinematographer), Chicago 10 & Participant Productions' Social Action Initiatives (Cinematographer), Rene Risque & the Art Lovers w Moby (Cinematographer), Documentary Feature "Say My Name" (Camera Operator), and "Pigeon Spirit" (Director / Cinematographer / Editor). Pigeon Spirit received a “Best Cinematography” award by panel judges including Ellen Kuras and Albert Maysles.

DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY

Avenue Q, Cirque du Soleil, Costa Rican Ministry of Peace, Elie Wiesel, Women's Media Center, John Trudell, Slava’s SnowShow, and Woody Allen

ART DIRECTION / BRANDING / WEB DESIGN

Andante Records, Apple, Aqualillies, Banana Republic, Carbon War Room, Citizen Engagement Laboratory, ColorOfChange.org, Credibles.org, Dreamworks Pictures, Evolver, Guayaki, Hairspray (on Broadway), Harmony Festival, Jack Morton Worldwide, JCrew, Martha Stewart Living, McCann Erickson, Metropolitan Museum of Art, MTV, Presente.org, Pushpin Group, Rounder Records, St. Martin’s Press, Scholastic Books, Tribeca Film Festival, TurnOffFox.org, VideoTheVote.org