– What are your expectations for 2026?
Riding on the crest of all the recognition and accolades that we have received worldwide from the Wild Filmmaker team this year, we are positioned to make 2026 our best and most productive year of our careers! Thank you, Wild Filmmaker, for putting us on the map and making magic happen!
– What projects are you currently working on?
We are currently working on another documentary titled “Growing Up In The Land Of Kryptonite,” about the global effects and consequences of atomic testing worldwide. President Trump has ordered the US to resume nuclear testing, making this topic especially timely.
We will be shooting a feature Christmas movie, THE ORNAMENT, this winter. It has been said of THE ORNAMENT, “Not since IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE has there been a Christmas story about forgiveness and redemption like this one.”
We are also currently in pre-production on a 10-part mini-series about Helen Foster Snow, a woman and foreign correspondent from rural Utah who coined the phrase, “Gung Ho,” during the Japanese occupation of China in WWII. She became a hero to the Chinese by establishing industrial cooperatives nationwide, saving millions of lives during the devastation of war and subsequent revolution.
– What would you ask event organizers in the film industry to do in order to support the creativity of highly talented independent artists like yourself?
Three things immediately come to mind:
- Provide connections to industry mentors
- Provide opportunities to connect with distributors and secure distribution.
- Provide grant opportunities, connections with investors, and any funding opportunities that may be available.
– What vision or desire currently guides your artistic choices?
Our goals are to create films that advance the art and language of cinema, transcend the ordinary, are cost-effective to produce, speak to the hearts and souls of people, educate and elevate, and generate strong profit returns.
