Paige and I watched President Trump’s Inauguration Speech, then packed up the camera and headed to downtown Denver to talk with someone more sensible. Which turned out to be pretty much everybody. Here are the voices of some of the people we met.
We had the privilege of working this spring with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival this spring to produce a video highlighting it’s anti-bullying curriculum. Actors performed an abridged (but especially physical) production of “The Taming of the Shrew”, followed by a workshop for students to discuss the incidents of bullying they had just seen. It was a great experience for us and for the kids, and hopefully the video will help get the word out about Safe2Tell, an anonymous tipline that is helping Colorado schools become safer places.
Documentary films are always a long journey. After three years of filming and five trips to Uganda, we are well into the edit process on Neenee Productions’ film “Sauti (Voice)” tracing the lives of teenage girls growing up in the Kyangwali refugee settlement, in northern Uganda. We’ve fallen in love with the “girls” (they are now young women) and look forward to sharing their stories.
Landlocked Films in involved with two new documentary projects, on behalf of Neenee Productions. The first explores the lives of teenage girls who are refugees from several East African countries, now living in a hostel outside one of the largest refugee settlements in Uganda. The second project is a portrait of the remarkable people who volunteer at the Mission Wolf refuge outside of Westcliffe, Colorado.
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