A.J. Chavar

Photographer and Cinematographer

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Driving the Confederate Flag Divide

Location: New York City, New York

Nationality: American

Biography: A.J. is an award winning cinematographer, photographer, multimedia journalist and producer in New York City, available for work wherever needed. His work previous work experience includes full time roles as a producer at Apple News, the Senior... read on

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Driving the Confederate Flag Divide

Credits: aj chavar

Date of Work: 07/03/15 - 07/03/15

Updated: 11/26/19

Archived as: Multimedia

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