Champion drifter, Rhys Millen, revisits the exhilaration and intensity of his first Formula D Season in this action-packed documentary.
Coming off a potentially disastrous crash in Chicago, Millen and his crew have less than a week to get his GTO ready for the finals at Irwindale Raceway, in order to fulfill his dream of winning his first championship.
Nominated: Best Documentary Feature, All Sports Los Angeles Film Festival
Mad Skills is available on Vimeo and Prime Video.
Unlike college baseball players, college softball players do not have a professional destination equivalent to the MLB. They can never dream of playing in the big leagues like their male counterparts. Our story follows five college softball players and explores the inequities between male and female sports through discussions with professional athletes, sports scholars, and authorities.
Participants include Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University; Jenny Nguyen, Owner, The Sports Bra; Jamie Schultz, Penn State University; Guy Harrison, University of Tennesee; Cheri Kempf, VP Athletes Unlimited; Sue Anstiss, CEO Fearless Women; Rolando Guerrero, Commissioner Mexican Softball League; Gwen Svekis, Professional Softball Player; Kelly Ford, Head Softball Coach; Nona Lee, DEI Consulting; and more.
When this documentary filmmaker discovered an obscure 20th-century artist, she came to understand the importance of nurturing the seeds of creativity within ourselves and the profound ripple effect that saying "yes" can have on the world.
A Place to Live chronicles the journey of seven LGBTQ seniors as they attempt to secure an apartment in Triangle Square, the nation's first affordable housing facility for LGBTQ seniors in Los Angeles. Since demand far exceeded the number of available units, a lottery system was established to determine who would get in. The story is both a touching portrait of LGBTQ seniors living on the fringe of society and the triumph of the opening of a historic building.
A Place to Live aired on PBS and toured the international festival circuit winning multiple awards including Outstanding Documentary, Outfest; Centerpiece Documentary, Cinema Diverse; Best Documentary Feature, QFilm Festival.
Academy Award winning, Rachel Morrison (Mudbound) was among our camera operators on the film.
A Place to Live is streaming on Vimeo.
Jade is a supernatural action drama featuring Kevi Taylor, a biracial 18-year-old cellist and stunt car driver who discovers she’s heir to a Chinese crime family.
An homage to ‘ 70s car chase films, Cache centers on an ill-fated bank robbery and what led four women into a life of crime.
A festival favorite, Cache screened internationally and was a Sundance Official Selection.
Winner: Audience Award, Philadelphia Film Festival
Cache is available on Vimeo.
An American Craftsman explores the life and work of Wharton Esherick (1887-1970) a painter and furniture maker who came of age during the Industrial Revolution. At a time when America was enamored with consumerism and mass industry, Wharton moved to a small farm outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and began making sculptural wood furniture one piece at a time.
Recognized as one of the forefathers of the American Studio Craft Furniture movement, Wharton left behind a legacy of not only beautiful wood furniture but also a dedication to a unique design for living that would influence thousands of other makers.
The film enjoyed an international festival run concluding with the 2019 Newport Beach Film Festival and received a Best Director nod at the Amsterdam International Filmmaker Festival.
An American Craftsman is available on Vimeo.
A Sonoma Film Festival Jury Prize winner about a birthday celebration for a once-famous child actress. When the party ends with shocking finality, we’re left to wonder who Ruby really was.
Academy Award winning cinematographer Claudio Miranda (Life of Pi), shot Ruby on 35mm black and white film.
Tell Me Who Ruby Was is streaming on Vimeo.
Growing up in rural Pennsylvania, I watched way too much TV and memorized hundreds of commercial jingles. The show “Bewitched” literally inspired my career in Advertising. I wanted to be Darrin Stephens and have a beautiful, magical wife like Samantha. Luckily, my career has included writing and producing an array of award winning marketing and advertising content for record labels, iconic brands, and major studios.
