Chromosomally Enhanced: What’s Your Superpower?
We are proud to announce that Chromosomally Enhanced won an Emmy Award for Best Human Interest - Long Form Content. We were thrilled to have two featured superheroes, Robbie Heil and Sean Bowers, join us for the big win. The film also won an Arc of Oakland County’s Dove Media Distinction Award and will be included in the Royal Starr Film Festival in September.Hospice Care in America Today
We are happy to have been able to share this film with a statewide and national launch on PBS. Hospice Care in America Today was also nominated for a Michigan Emmy in the Documentary - Topical category.Gilda’s Club of Metro Detroit
This past April, we were honored with once again being able to help showcase the truly amazing work being done at Gilda's Club of Metro Detroit for their annual Gilda's Big Night Out event. The short film included a song specially written by Michigan's own singer/songwriter Jill Jack and co-written by Brian Lord, “It's Always Something,” who then performed the song live at the event. We are honored to work so closely with this incredible company and their team.Detroit: The City of Hot Rods & Muscle Cars
After a year and half of filming, we made it to the premiere for Detroit: The City of Hot Rods & Muscle Cars. Thanks to Paul Glantz at Emagine Theatre in Novi, we were able to fill half of the location with eight theaters including the Super EMX. The premiere was a Father's Day tribute celebration in support of six Michigan charitable organizations: The Rainbow Connection, Michigan Parkinson Foundation, Kids Without Cancer, Heroes Circle, Gilda's Club Metro Detroit, and Camp Casey. We had a second premiere at the Bay Theatre in Suttons Bay for the community members that we filmed with in northern Michigan. We want to thank everyone who came out and all of our supporters that made this film possible. The film had its first television broadcast on DPTV June 23rd and will reair on August 17th at 9:00pm on DPTV with a statewide launch to follow.The Razor’s Edge
The Razor’s Edge is a film about those experiencing homelessness and poverty, along with the support systems in place that help mitigate the obstacles that often occur. We were able to start this film with grant support from the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation.Detroit: The City by the River
Detroit: The City by the River will cover the history of the 32 mile strait as a vital corridor for transportation, trade, and recreation over the centuries. We will feature the Humbug Marsh as part of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, which stretches on both sides of the river from Lake Erie to downtown Detroit/Windsor. We also will spend a substantial amount of time at Belle Isle Park to capture the seasons and ecosystem in the most popular park in the Motor City.Detroit: The City of Chefs
I have always felt that as Detroiters/Michiganders we have so much to be proud of when it comes to the historical relevance of the cooking styles that hailed from the early trailblazers chefs from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Prepare to step behind the swinging doors of the kitchen in Detroit: The City of Chefs as we journey back in time to learn about the culinary heritage here in our beloved Motor City.