
This documentary tells the story of Brian, who is DeafBlind, and the full and independent life he lives without limits.
These films sit with people long enough for them to share what matters most. Some are built around a single interview, and others unfold over weeks of filming as life happens in front of the camera.

This documentary tells the story of Brian, who is DeafBlind, and the full and independent life he lives without limits.

This film follows the partnership between people with disabilities and the service dogs who walk beside them through daily life.

This film shares One Touch, a self-defense training created for people in the blind and low vision communities.

This film follows Marcy, who is blind, as she shares how mobility training and the friends she has met through the Center for People With Disabilities opened the way to a joyful, independent life.

This documentary captures Colorado Disability Rights Advocacy Day 2026 at the State Capitol, where advocates with disabilities met with legislators and spoke up for the rights and services that matter to them.

This film for Friendship Bridge tells the story of Ana, a mother in rural Guatemala whose family farm is now thriving, so her family no longer thinks of leaving Guatemala.

This long-form travel film explores Zihuatanejo on Mexico's Pacific Coast from the air and on the ground, from its turquoise bays to the green hills that wrap around the town.

My first documentary followed a month-long pilgrimage around Mount Kailash in Tibet.