S1.E2 ∙ What's in your Kit? With Sound Mixer Chris Howland, CAS

Jumping The Shadows Half big-shot, half crooner, 50-year old Wayne Paul was born and bred in the legendary East End of London. Destined to follow a path of violence, drugs and jail, this fascinatingly human, atypical and facetious character, who never lost his inner child, is at the heart of Jumping the Shadows. At times sweet or violent, the film is a humanist fable, where the subject is at times guardian angel or inspired guide, leading us through his own tumultuous life.

In Brazil, thousand people survive a suicide attempt per year, many of them being young individuals. This film documents the creative process of a group of young actors while they put together a theatrical play whose plot revolves around the reunion of a young woman, who attempted suicide, with friends from her theater group. The idea is giving a voice to these young individuals, those who have attempted suicide, as well as the friends and family of those who have survived or not, allowing them to speak about the subject; to be heard, embraced, and encouraged to redefine their existences, proposing "ways out" to young people dealing with suicidal ideation. The film suggests a rescue of self-esteem and hope, attempting to provide new choices and possible paths.

A 'bombshell' documentary about the impact of fracking with exclusive interviews from oil and gas industry leaders, independent experts and impacted residents. TRIPLE DIVIDE covers five years (2011 - 2016) of cradle-to-grave investigations by investigative news nonprofit Public Herald that featured how regulators and industry kept water contamination "off the books." Originally released as a 90-minute feature in 2013, this iteration of TRIPLE DIVIDE is updated with Public Herald's continued investigations through 2016.

A unique cinematic experiment. A grotesque fairy tale staged in real life by the real protagonists. The story of Artaserse, retired worker, boxer, trainer and painter all his life.

Transfusion is a documentary film set in Columbus, OH about food, life, immigration, and the exchange of culture in the inner city.

The Collective Evolution is a documentary aimed at showing the current state of the world, why it needs to be changed, and how each and every one of us can play a role in changing it. The documentary addresses this need for change through five individual yet interrelated structures society has come to rely upon -finance, education, religion, entertainment/ media, and health/ food. Each of these structures is fully broken down to show viewers how they have come into place, and why their continued existence can no longer be supported. The documentary concludes by drawing attention to consciousness. Addressing who we truly are, what we have come on this planet to do, and most importantly how we can go about doing it.