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Exa Zim

  • Video Editor and Motion Designer, Hearst
Nashville
As seen in: Hearst, Business Insider, Business Insider India
Trans man diagnosed with Grade 4 Glioblastoma Terminal Brain Cancer October 2022. Making one final movie documenting my journey.
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Why Saffron, the World's Most Expensive Spice, Is at Risk in Kashmir

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By Abby Narishkin Verified, Exa Zim, Victoria Barranco, Yin Liao
| Business Insider Verified
Saffron can cost $3,000 a kilogram, making it the most expensive spice in the world. But in Kashmir, the only place in India where saffron can grow, the valuable spice is under threat. Drought, climate change, imitation saffron, and faltering government involvement have all left farmers struggling to keep their saffron farms growing.
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How 15,000 Ceramics Are Made a Day in Gujarat, India

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By Abby Narishkin Verified, Yasmina Hatem, Exa Zim
| Business Insider Verified
Mitticool, a ceramics company from Gujarat, India, makes 15,000 clay products a day, including refrigerators. They keep food 8 degrees cooler than the surrounding air and doesn't need any electricity to run. The clay fridge has saved Mitticool as other ceramics companies in Gujarat shut down.
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How millions of hearing aids are made inside one of the world's largest manufacturers

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By Hannah Jiang, Exa Zim, Yasmina Hatem
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Hearing aids can be customized, connect to phones, and translate foreign languages in real time. Starkey is one of the largest hearing-aid manufacturers in the world developing these technologies. We went inside the company's headquarters in Minnesota to see how the industry is transforming. Hearing aids can be customized, connect to phones, and translate foreign languages in real time. We went inside one of the largest hearing-aid manufacturers in the world to see how the industry is transforming.
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