Nash Consing is a Filipino American documentary filmmaker, visual journalist and media maker from Hickory, North Carolina based in Brooklyn, New York.
He is a co-founder of From Kudzu, a creative video collective exploring Asian American identity in the U.S. South.
He is also a member of Chonk Parties, a NYC-based, BIPOC owned Experimental Event Series.
His experiences range from producing, cinematography and editing short form documentary to social/vertical video producing and editing for digital publications.
Consing has worked for FiveThirtyEight, Freethink, and Stand With Asian Americans.
Consing is a 2022 NeXtDoc fellow and a 2021 The Sauce Fellow for the Center for Asian American Media.
He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with degrees in Journalism and Communications Studies.
recent work
From Kudzu
2023-Current.
Independent documentary feature.
Directed in community by Melanie Dang Ho, Nash Consing and Hope Davison.
Supported by DCEFF and NeXt Doc Fellowship.
Website
Freethink Media
2022-2023.
Contract Position.
Social Video Editor.
400+ videos made.
25,000,000+ views
over all platforms.
CMD+JAZMINE Album Release Party | Chonk Parties
February 2024.
Release Party Promotional Rollout Campaign.
Photoshoot + Video.
Photos, Video, Editing.
CMD+JAZMINE’s “As A…” Album Link
Stand with Asian Americans | WJI
2023-Current.
Project Contract.
Social Media Campaign.
Scripted and edited social videos.
Created social media carousels.
SwAA Workplace Justice Portal
The Fourth World
2021.
Short documentary.
Highlights the Hmong American community in Hickory, North Carolina.
Made with 2021 The Sauce Fellowship by the Center For Asia American Media and the New Orleans Video Access center. Premiered at the 2021 New Orleans Film Festival. Distribution by the WORLD Channel.