Brooklyn-based artist Nadia Ackerman sells original music and illustrations in her shop under the Manhattan Bridge. On the surface, the images and melodies appear whimsical and childlike, but upon closer inspection they reveal signs of a dark and abusive childhood. Nominated for a 2017 Daytime Emmy Award.

The first episode of a five-part series, True Champions. In this episode we meet Erin: a writer, artist, and mental health advocate living with clinical depression. She shares what it has been like to suffer from depression for most of her life. Winner of a 2015 Daytime Emmy Award. 

This film is based in Naples, Florida – the epicenter of aging in America – and tells the story of Kenn Voegele, a caregiver-turned-activist for Alzheimer's. Winner of the "Best Short Documentary" Sunscreen Film Festival. Official selection in Fort Myers Beach Film Festival and APA Film Festival.

In the north of Zimbabwe, at the foot of the great dyke, beside the ravines and grassy covered slopes, there lies a village called Tengenenge, rich in the many different tribes of the Zambezi river basin. All of the villagers are artists, who make their living by sculpting stone.