Four sophomores at Harvard from underrepresented communities make a YouTube channel to use as a creative outlet. Watch it here!

This new classroom-friendly 22-minute documentary reveals the astonishing moral foresight of a man known for organizing agricultural workers in the 70's and 80's.  Cesar Chavez: Respect for All, provides a crash course in Cesar's leadership of the vulnerable people who toiled in the fields, but also illuminates his advocacy for women in the workplace, gay equality, and animal rights, among other contemporary causes.  

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The film follows Cesar's great-grandniece, dynamic 10-year-old activist Genesis Palacio-Butler, on a journey of discovery to learn more about her famous relative.  At the Chavez National Monument in Keene, CA, she talks with his son Paul Chavez and others who knew him.  The United Farm Workers Union and the Chavez Foundation cooperated with the filmmakers and endorse the movie.

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Trailer for a documentary that started as my thesis.

An immigrant family battles the Mother's cancer using ancient knowledge.

Test screening Monday, February 12th!
8PM at the Echo Park Film Center
1200 N Alvarado St, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Hope to see you there!

SHOT: A gripping drama about three lives irrevocably changed when a gun is accidentally fired on a busy Los Angeles street, SHOT is a visceral roller coaster ride unflinchingly exploring the consequences of gun violence in America. 

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In Mississippi, I came across black and white biker clubs doing something surprising... hugging. And blessing each other. Made a short documentary about it, which won at the 2017 Oxford Film Fest and airs on PBS this Fall. 

song and video by Paul Fornaro '76 and performed by Amanda Hunt

Donald Trump says he has a “very good relationship with the African-American community”. In this new campaign video, he explains why black people should vote for the Fresh Trump of Harlem.

Starring Brock Baker as Donald Trump | Written, Directed and Produced by (Harvardwood Founder) Mia Riverton | Produced by KLOMP! Animation | Animated by Cas van de Pol | Music produced by Michael Cohen AB '99

This video was shot in Sutton Clock Shop which has been in business in New York City for over 60 years. The shop is run by Sebastian Laws, a master clockmaker, who learned his craft under the tutelage of his father, a former member of the Danish Underground in World War II and a rower who competed in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. 

Originally located on Sutton Place in NYC, this video was shot at its location on the corner of 61st and Lexington, where it resided for 45 years. In late 2012 it moved to it's present location at 218 East 82nd Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenue.

Sutton Clock Shop has gained a lot of publicity since the video was released. It was featured on CNN, the PBS program Marketing Warriors, the Huffington Post and the Emmy award winning PBS series, New York Originals.

Originally produced for Etsy.com, the Sutton Clock Shop video won Best Film in WNET's Reel13 short film contest and was a finalist in Shooting People's film of the month competition.

Coleman let go and let have, Rachel had her hands full, Quinn was on the warpath (again) with Chantal, Tiffany AND Darius as her marks, there were two surprise appearances - one brought joy (yaaaaay love), the other straight up more mayhem and a real cliffhanger. Seriously smh and already eagerly awaiting Season 3. I am HOOKED! LOVED THIS SEASON!!!!!

It's official Coleman is SUPER wack! Rachel's Revenge on Yael - YIKES!! Quinn had a roller coaster day – hearty laughs and horrible news. Chantal a.k.a. "Miss Debutante" decided to show more of herself. Sigh. Jay played himself and Madison was tasked with an odd and comical mission.