Three exceptional women from Cameroon, India, and Peru have discovered solutions to climate change, and set out on a global mission to get the support they need to save their communities. Now in Pre-Production.
Feels Like Now
Feels Like Now is a series that asks Austinites about concepts like change, loss, time, and connection to discover what’s changed for them since March 2020. Each episode uses a variety of methods to explore how people are feeling now, including poetry, sketch comedy, music and personal storytelling. Catch one of our comedy sketches on Film Shortage.
An Exceedingly Honest Conversation During a Pandemic
When two friends meet up during these never-endingly unprecedented times, their candid responses to the simple question “How are you?” catch each other off guard and spur an avalanche of hilariously stark honesty. Based on painfully true events. Written by Meghan Ross; Starring Meghan Ross & Haley Erickson
Director, editor
PAST PROJECTS
TARCILA: Indigenous Solutions to Climate Change from Peru
Tarcila Rivera Zea’s lifelong efforts to empower and protect her community are growing increasingly crucial as climate change raises the stakes. Check out this teaser for the upcoming film by clicking play.
Director, Cameraperson, Editor
Retornados
As gang violence continues to spiral out of control in Honduras, three families find themselves caught between One country that cannot keep them safe and another that refuses to let them escape.. Retornados is now available for educational use through Pragda. The film is part of their package: ‘The Wall: The Effect of itsImposing Presence on Migrant Families.’
The film was sponsored by a grant from the International Women’s Media Foundation.
Director, Cameraperson, Editor
Even the walls
Even the walls is a 27-minute documentary featuring the residents of yesler Terrace. In the film, nine tenants reflect on their memories and the meaning of home on the eve of their neighborhood's destruction. In 2015, Even the Walls film won best short film at the Seattle International Film Festival. Watch the film and find Lesson plans for teachers on Gentrification through The Global Oneness Project.
Co-Director, Producer, Editor
Via brings on-demand transit to Austin
Via brings on-demand transit to Austin with Capital Metro
Director, Editor
Collapse Music Video
Collapse is a new single by Felt Out Video directed by Felt Out, Alison Week, and Sarah Kuck
Co-Director, Director of Photography