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Ishta Productions - Rachel Beth Anderson – Filmmaker, Journalist, Cinematographer

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  • About
  • CINEMATOGRAPHY
    • My Brothers Bomber – PBS Frontline – 2015
    • The Cut that Heals – Vice News 2015
    • E-Team – 2014
    • Firestone and the Warlord – PBS Frontline 2014
    • First To Fall – 2013
    • Egypt in Crisis – PBS Frontline 2013
    • South Sudan – Human Rights Watch
    • Syria – Human Rights Watch
    • Libyan Uprising 2011
    • Revolution in Cairo – PBS Frontline 2011
    • Egypt 2010
  • First To Fall – The Movie
  • Photography
    • Syria – Trail of Destruction
    • Libya’s Untold War – Misrata
    • Egypt’s Jan 25 Revolution
    • Wandering Egypt
  • In The Press
  • Contact
Copyright 2018 Rachel Beth Anderson // Ishta Productions
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Early morning lookout on a ship traveling 20 hours from Benghazi to Misrata SIgn punctured by bullet holes marking Tripoli Street in downtown Misrata The former anti-Western sentiments were changed during the revolution as people showed their appreciation for foreign intervention A child holds the unexploded casing of a rocket dug up from beneath a street after being fired by Gaddafi forces Fighter driving his open air jeep through the destroyed streets of Misrata Prepping food mid cigarette for downtown restaurant Curious onlookers as protestors begin to hit the streets on Jan 25 Taking a fireside bow for dance performance in Marsa Alam Young boy leading the chants in Tahrir View from inside mosque out to Cairo streets Protestor shows souvenirs form the revolution Embers still burning after a NATO bombing attack on Gaddafi troops Flashing a “V” for victory A women peers at her neighbors burned home in Saraqeb. Rays shine through the gate separating filed hospital and the frontline at sunset Protestors showcasing their pride for Egypt Protestors letting their demands be heard in many ways Order begins to appear as a “Free Libya” police presence is seen in the streets