Hi, I’m Ludwig. I’m a writer, filmmaker, host, and multi-disciplinary artist.
My work has appeared in The New York Times, NBC News, New York Magazine, Bon Appetit, The Atlantic’s CityLab, Vice, The Nation, Paper, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, i_D, Them, The Face, and other publications.
I’m interested in and have reported on various topics including housing, homelessness, gentrification, food justice, incarceration, immigration, politics, internet culture, and the Latinx community.
I am the Multimedia Editor at The Nation, where I commission, direct, and executive produce podcasts, video series, and photo essays.
Before working at the Nation, I was a producer at NBC News where I produced and directed documentary shorts and video stories across NBC's platforms, including award-winning episodes of NBC's flagship newsmagazine show, Dateline. I’ve done on-camera correspondent work for NBC Latino, NBC Out, and NBC LX.
I currently host the Food Futures podcast produced by MOLD Magazine.
My work has been recognized with an Edward R Murrow award, a GLAAD media award, and a Webby award.
I’m a proud member of the National Association for Hispanic Journalists, the Queer Producers Network, and the Video Consortium.
I’m part of DOC NYC’s Storytelling Incubator for 2022.
I’m directing a feature-length film about displacement in Los Angeles. I’m also writing a book about food and gentrification.
I am available to give lectures and host workshops on multimedia journalism. In the past, I’ve given talks at Columbia, UCLA, and CUNY.
My work has appeared in The New York Times, NBC News, New York Magazine, Bon Appetit, The Atlantic’s CityLab, Vice, The Nation, Paper, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, i_D, Them, The Face, and other publications.
I’m interested in and have reported on various topics including housing, homelessness, gentrification, food justice, incarceration, immigration, politics, internet culture, and the Latinx community.
I am the Multimedia Editor at The Nation, where I commission, direct, and executive produce podcasts, video series, and photo essays.
Before working at the Nation, I was a producer at NBC News where I produced and directed documentary shorts and video stories across NBC's platforms, including award-winning episodes of NBC's flagship newsmagazine show, Dateline. I’ve done on-camera correspondent work for NBC Latino, NBC Out, and NBC LX.
I currently host the Food Futures podcast produced by MOLD Magazine.
My work has been recognized with an Edward R Murrow award, a GLAAD media award, and a Webby award.
I’m a proud member of the National Association for Hispanic Journalists, the Queer Producers Network, and the Video Consortium.
I’m part of DOC NYC’s Storytelling Incubator for 2022.
I’m directing a feature-length film about displacement in Los Angeles. I’m also writing a book about food and gentrification.
I am available to give lectures and host workshops on multimedia journalism. In the past, I’ve given talks at Columbia, UCLA, and CUNY.