Photo credit: Deborah Anderson

We support media creatives and regenerative health advocates, across various platforms, that shed light on foundations of wellbeing to create value* for all.

*create value refers to the ability to find meaning and enhance a person’s existence in order to contribute to the individual’s well-being under any circumstance

We do this with integrity, human connection and a sense of fun.

Project Stages

Development

Scriptwriting,

Creating partnerships,

Budget in the works.

Preproduction

Script locked,

Film crew in place,

Casting,

Production schedule.

Production

Principle photography shot on location or studio

PostProduction

Editing film,

Soundtrack,

Deliverables.

Distribution

Making film available to the public

Impact

Funding starts hitting community film supports

Women of the White Buffalo

Documentary film is a vital tool for holding people, governments and corporations accountable and for spreading awareness about important issues. To date, there has not been a film that has focused primarily on the women currently living on the second largest and one of the most impoverished Indian Reservations in the United States. The voices of the Lakota women have been documented by Deborah Anderson, who worked intimately, compassionately and artfully to capture not just these women’s words, but their very essence.

Women of the White Buffalo Trailer

: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

Women of the White Buffalo Trailer

Women of the White Buffalo

Documentary film is a vital tool for holding people, governments and corporations accountable and for spreading awareness about important issues. To date, there has not been a film that has focused primarily on the women currently living on the second largest and one of the most impoverished Indian Reservations in the United States. The voices of the Lakota women have been documented by Deborah Anderson, who worked intimately, compassionately and artfully to capture not just these women’s words, but their very essence.
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: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

Women of the White Buffalo 10 Minute Native News

10 Minute Native News is Women of the White Buffalo’s continued efforts to raise the voices of indigenous women during the film self-distributes. The distribution aspect of the feature film by Deborah Anderson has been arduous, but this resilient filmmaker has not stopped at any closed-door but kept seeking a way while continuing to support Sun Rose Ironshell’s love for education, giving her a platform to share her Native News reporting on Social Media. To follow Women of the White Buffalo’s Social Media Posts, with all Native News, please cclick here.

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Women of the White Buffalo 10 Minute Native News

10 Minute Native News is Women of the White Buffalo’s continued efforts to raise the voices of indigenous women during the film self-distributes. The distribution aspect of the feature film by Deborah Anderson has been arduous, but this resilient filmmaker has not stopped at any closed-door but kept seeking a way while continuing to support Sun Rose Ironshell’s love for education, giving her a platform to share her Native News reporting on Social Media. To follow Women of the White Buffalo’s Social Media Posts, with all Native News, please cclick here.

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The Roots Awaken

The Roots Awaken

Life on earth depends on the survival of the Amazon Rainforest.

: Igor Konstantinovsky, Dana Lisa Jones, Gary Berlin

: Igor Konstantinovsky, Dana Lisa Jones, Gary Berlin

The Roots Awaken

The Roots Awaken

Life on earth depends on the survival of the Amazon Rainforest.

: Igor Konstantinovsky, Dana Lisa Jones, Gary Berlin

Fuego’s Director Statement

Fuego’s Director Statement

My purpose in life is to make sure my community pursues what makes them happy. As ambitious, motivated, and passionate as I am, I’ve come across individuals in my life, including family, who haven’t discovered or know what they are passionate about. Some of them think they weren’t meant to succeed, which bothered me. I wanted to understand why they felt this way so I could help them overcome it.
Being intrigued by this gave me this idea for a short film. I decided to tell the story from the perspective of someone who isn’t sure what their purpose in life may be. I also wanted to create a project to put more people of color on the screen and create a universal theme that many people can identify with in hopes they begin keeping an eye out for their “Fuego.”

Fuego’s Director Statement

Fuego’s Director Statement

My purpose in life is to make sure my community pursues what makes them happy. As ambitious, motivated, and passionate as I am, I’ve come across individuals in my life, including family, who haven’t discovered or know what they are passionate about. Some of them think they weren’t meant to succeed, which bothered me. I wanted to understand why they felt this way so I could help them overcome it.
Being intrigued by this gave me this idea for a short film. I decided to tell the story from the perspective of someone who isn’t sure what their purpose in life may be. I also wanted to create a project to put more people of color on the screen and create a universal theme that many people can identify with in hopes they begin keeping an eye out for their “Fuego.”

: Edwin FrankO

: Edwin FrankO

:Edwin FrankO

Pais Espejo / Mirror Country

By Natalia Sánchez

At the end of the 19th century, the town of Arecibo was a mecca of commerce and culture in the northern area of ​​Puerto Rico. Today, the architectural and urban wealth remain as a memory of that economic strength and vitality of another era, but against the background of a city that is languishing. The contrast provokes a question about what happened and how it was that a town that lived so much glory now seems to be in decline. In search of the answer, the artist Natalia Sánchez makes a film montage in counterpoint, exposing the memories, comments and experiences of those who have witnessed the changes in Arecibo over the years. The documentary articulates the experiences of artists, writers, historians and community members who, from very different perspectives and roles, formed part of the social fabric and history of this town. At the same time, new initiatives and ways of rethinking our reality within the physical space in which we live are explored to design the future we want. Through conversations and stories, as a mosaic of collective memory, the city appears as a great mirror of us – of who we were, who we are and who we want to be.

 

Pais Espejo / Mirror Country

: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

Pais Espejo / Mirror Country

Pais Espejo / Mirror Country

By Natalia Sánchez

At the end of the 19th century, the town of Arecibo was a mecca of commerce and culture in the northern area of ​​Puerto Rico. Today, the architectural and urban wealth remain as a memory of that economic strength and vitality of another era, but against the background of a city that is languishing. The contrast provokes a question about what happened and how it was that a town that lived so much glory now seems to be in decline. In search of the answer, the artist Natalia Sánchez makes a film montage in counterpoint, exposing the memories, comments and experiences of those who have witnessed the changes in Arecibo over the years. The documentary articulates the experiences of artists, writers, historians and community members who, from very different perspectives and roles, formed part of the social fabric and history of this town. At the same time, new initiatives and ways of rethinking our reality within the physical space in which we live are explored to design the future we want. Through conversations and stories, as a mosaic of collective memory, the city appears as a great mirror of us – of who we were, who we are and who we want to be.

 

: Lekha Singh, Angus Mitchell, Eve Ensler, Julian Lennon, Tamara Mellon, Ian McNeel, Christopher Stone, Keely Shaye Brosnan, Alice Bamford

#Múcaro4PuertoRico

The purpose is to create an opportunity to inspire more Puerto Ricans to be critical thinkers, to keep their minds curious and to continue aspiring to have productive lives.

Funded to Date: $0 - crowdfunding campaign in development (waiting for permits in PR)

Múcaro for Puerto Rico

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: Rob Ortiz, Salvador Alemañy, Mariglo Vizcarrondo

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: Rob Ortiz, Salvador Alemañy, Mariglo Vizcarrondo

Dangerously Ever After

Dangerously Ever After

A thrill-seeking princess wants to grow thorny roses in her dangerous garden, but when she accidentally grows loudly-snoring noses instead, she embarks on a quest to return them to their source.
Funded to Date: $21,086

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: Steve Kynman, Ryan Alonso, Paolo Polleselo

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: Steve Kynman, Ryan Alonso, Paolo Polleselo

Dangerously Ever After

Dangerously Ever After

A thrill-seeking princess wants to grow thorny roses in her dangerous garden, but when she accidentally grows loudly-snoring noses instead, she embarks on a quest to return them to their source.
Funded to Date: $21,086

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: Steve Kynman, Ryan Alonso, Paolo Polleselo

Qiya

After the death of her father due to violence, Qiya and her mom leave Perú in search of the American dream. They run to the land of the free and the home of the brave. When they reached the border reality strikes…the American nightmare.

Funded to Date: $10,000

Qiya

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: Bronx Council on the Arts

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: Bronx Council on the Arts

Qiya

Qiya

After the death of her father due to violence, Qiya and her mom leave Perú in search of the American dream. They run to the land of the free and the home of the brave. When they reached the border reality strikes…the American nightmare.

Funded to Date: $10,000

[give_form id=”4548″]

: Bronx Council on the Arts

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