Impact & Storytellers
In the wake of a blossoming society that tells the Donald Sterlings of yesteryear that mainstream bigotry is indeed a thing of the past,...
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One Woman’s Journey: Forging the Pathway to a Career in Producing
The National Geographic Society Harnesses the Power of Storytelling
The Intersection of Work and the Household – How to show up for your career and your family without losing yourself.
Lights, Camera, Impact: Why Data-Driven Storytelling is the Future of Social Change
The Future of Social Impact Film Funding: Proving ROI and Driving Action
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Storytelling as a Force for Change Storytelling has always shaped human consciousness, guiding societies through transformation. Today, two powerful storytelling movements—Conscious Media (CM) and...
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Climate Week NYC 2024 was a whirlwind of activity, with over 600 events crammed into just four days. From the High Line to Meta,...
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Sitting in silence on my bed, I was in awe of the rippling of my belly as my sweet baby performed somersaults inside. Yet...
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By Gillian Hormel and Shelly Tygielski, Founders of Partners in Kind In a world where content is ubiquitous, the entertainment industry holds a unique...
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Photo Credit: Universal Pictures and Focus Features To say that it’s been hard to escape any mention of EL James’ juggernaut hit 50 Shades...
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In 2005 Andrew Bujalski’s “Mutual Appreciation,” and Jay and Mark Duplass’ “Puffy Chair” initiated a string of movies that embodied elements which would later...
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What are we to make of events that reach us in the form of a video clip of a police shooting that is sandwiched...
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Lars von Trier, the “enfant terrible” of contemporary cinema, has grown a reputation for putting his female protagonists in harms way. Half of von...
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Through the dark and damp corridor she sneaks away, fearing and shivering, sweating and crying. Something is hunting her, a creature that knows how to...
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I learned about the existence of Die Welle one morning in high school as I casually looked over the 2008 Sundance Film Festival catalogue, only slightly...
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There are many ways to look at films, and to have conversations about what we as filmmakers do and ought to do. The conversation...
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well the phrase that signals the beginning of the end: “They’ve become self-aware.” Now I’m no John Connor, but I am here to warn...
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The portrayal of people with disabilities in cinema has a surprisingly long and sordid story. One of the earliest, and in my mind the...
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