Sarah Hogencamp

Sarah Hogencamp is a Professor of Media Communication at Asbury University since 2013, teaching courses in Cinematography, Documentary Filmmaking, and Faith-Based Media. With over a decade of global documentary filmmaking experience across 30+ countries, she combines academic instruction with practical production expertise.

• M.F.A. in Digital Cinema Production (National University, 2014)
• B.A. in Media Communication (Asbury University, 2003)

Her research focuses on international documentary production, point-of-view storytelling, and faith-driven media narratives. Recent projects include Emmy-winning Superbowl coverage and documentaries addressing social justice issues.

Key publication trends include cross-cultural media applications, innovative cinematography techniques, and sports data visualization. Collaborations with industry professionals like Nancy Stafford and Ryn Oostman demonstrate her industry connections.

Scientific awards include:

• Emmy Award for Superbowl production in Los Angeles (2021)
• Multiple Emmy nominations for technical and narrative excellence

Hogencamp actively mentors students through international field experiences, including Olympic coverage, underwater filmmaking in Mexico, and Central American documentary projects.