Our films explore issues of social justice; relationship and reciprocity; the unseen forces that guide us; and Indigenous Ways of Knowing. Our art is rooted in traditional documentary but increasingly driven by experimental nonfiction approaches such as observational and experiential cinematography, animism, participatory collaborations, nonlinear timelines, and the recognition of each story’s spirit and sovereignty. Our practice is sustained through an alchemy of urgency, authenticity, appropriate authorship, and trusted relationships; and our films explore and celebrate uncertainty, nuance, and truths revealed in the complexities of the human experience. Embracing our role as dissenting artists in an industry designed around the business of assimilating filmmakers, we strive to create art that is direct, raw, and unapologetically disruptive. We preserve this vision through hands-on involvement at every step, resisting excessive gear, high production costs, or large technical teams.

We do independent creative nonfiction projects; commissioned documentaries; editorial assignments; purpose-driven campaigns; branded and commercial gigs with aligned partners; and photography.