We're producing documentary films that examine contemporary life and the underlying forces that determine how we live. Recent completed works include "Life On Wheels" (2021), examining environmental and human health impacts of car dependency, and "Walk With Me" (2024), exploring how walking transforms our relationship with our personal well being and the environment.

Currently in production is "The Impossible House," which has spawned a companion series "Where We Live" - short films investigating how America became predominantly zoned for single-family homes. Combined with post-war highway policies, these decisions locked us into car dependency and created housing policies that make building expensive, complicated, and increasingly unaffordable.

We are finishing development on "Into the Woods," investigating how forests can enhance biodiversity, provide carbon sequestration, and deepen our awareness of our relationship with natural ecosystems.

Each project blends expert analysis with personal stories, creating nonlinear narratives that spotlight the complex choices we face. Our work seeks to inspire change by offering insights into the universal challenges of modern living.