DOCUMENTARY FILMS

We have worked on documentaries covering a wide variety of topics including:

Climate change and its effects on the islands of Micronesia
Urban development and its impact on the environment (“The Unforeseen”; Prod: Robert Redford and Terrence Malick)
Fiore De Henriquez, an Italian intersex sculptor
Twickenham Fest classical music festival
The underground music scene in 1990s Austin
Homelessness in Austin, generally (“homeless in Austin”; Dir.: Stacy Schoolfield)
Homeless women in Austin (Dir.: Nevie Owens)
Animal rescue (“Rescue Me”; Dir.: Stacy Schoolfield)
The Texas youth prison system (“Burned”; Dir.: Emily Pyle)
The life of Blaze Foley ("Duct Tape Messiah" South By South West 2009 film festival premiere; Dir.: Kevin Triplett)
The Blues Family Tree Project (Dir.: Harold MacMillan)
Various short docs about Austin music for both BBC radio and BBC TV.

A short film documenting the partnership between Juke Auto and Austin's Alternative Learning Center. Produced in partnership with Andy Brooksbank at Red Jarrah.

A Curious Mix of People is a website, podcasts, film and book documenting the DIY music scene in Austin in the 1990s.

Produced by Richard Whymark, Chepo Peña and Greg Beets.

The Nature Conservancy organised multiple women's climate change conferences in Micronesia. Produced in partnership with Andy Brooksbank at Red Jarrah.

Outtakes from the documentary feature film, Fiore: In Love With Clay, produced by API Productions. Watch the full documentary on Amazon.

The release of Jan Reid's book, The Improbable Rise of Redneck Rock, all those years ago. This was filmed in glorious 4x3 standard definition for Austin's PBS station, KLRU TV.

Red Bull Sound Select was Red Bull's expansion into local indie music that was not DJ-led or electronica. Part of the series included documenting the bands that Red Bull sent to the studio to record.