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FILM/TV/THEATER
The Lion and the Firebird
As the first independent film to be shot entirely on an LED volume, we're breaking ground for filmmakers to take their stories to incredible new worlds.
In 40,000 BCE, when an early human fleeing her own tribe comes face to face with a Neanderthal, she must decide whether to turn back or trust him. The Lion and the Firebird is a radical new vision of the ancient past, inspired by recent breakthroughs in the understanding of Neanderthal anatomy, language, and culture.
Learn more and view the film trailer here.
The Emberá and the Harpy Eagle
Aguilucho: Dance of the Harpy Eagle, a documentary film shot in the Darién Gap, Panama focusing on conservation efforts by the Emberá tribe and The Peregrine Fund to protect fragile Harpy Eagle nesting sites.
Learn more and view the film trailer here.
Hadza: The Roots of Equality
A touring multimedia exhibit documenting the Hadza tribe of Tanzania. The exhibit explores Hadza life, culture, and expertise, highlighting the unique social structure of egalitarian hunter-gatherers. It combines large-format photography with an immersive soundscape, in-depth text, and artifacts.
Click here for the exhibit website or to book the exhibit.
Water Warriors
Water Warriors is the story of a community’s successful resistance to the oil and gas industry. When an energy company begins preparations for natural gas extraction in New Brunswick, Canada, the community unites in a campaign to protect their water and way of life.
Water Warriors is a documentary film and a separate multimedia exhibit that can scale to fit a variety of spaces and events.
Mae West's play Sex
A revival of Mae West's raciest play Sex with an all sex worker cast, produced at Dixon Place Theater in Manhattan. Directed by Juniper Fleming.
StageWorks Episode 1: Chimerica
StageWorks is a series of short theater reviews written, produced and hosted for Pinewood Studios' TV channel. Here, a review of Chimerica, a remarkably ambitious play by Lucy Kirkwood that explores the fast-changing and complex relationship between the United States and China.
StageWorks Episode 2: London vs. NYC
In this episode, who does theater better – New York or London?
StageWorks Episode 3: Ibsen's Ghosts
A review of Ibsen's Ghosts and some thoughts on Ibsen's contribution to theater
StageWorks Episode 4: Ibsen's A Doll's House
A review of Ibsen's A Doll's House and interview with Laura Kenward
StageWorks Episode 5: Sophie Treadwell's Machinal
A review of Treadwell's production of Machinal on Broadway
Producer, Birds of America and Diminished Capacity (Sundance Festival Official Selections)
Producer, Martin McDonagh's Lieutenant of Inishmore at The Lyceum Theatre (five Tony Award nominations) and Family Secrets at the 37 Arts Theatre (Bob Balaban director)
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