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Jesse Bone
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About Me
I am a business owner and Producer at Filter Studios Inc. At Filter we are an outdoor film production company, focused on stories that are relevant to the outdoors, conservation and wildlife.
Delasia Vanterpool
Cinema, Futuristic
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About Me
“My story is yet to be written, but not even I know what the future may entail.”- D.C Vanterpool
InterestsCriminal Justice Reform, Documentaries, Feature Film, Sci Fi Film, Drama Film, Classic Films, Fantasy Film, Acting, Crime, Female Director, Film And Tv, Coming Of Age Films, Horror Films
SkillsScreen Writing
Jaydin Martinez
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About Me
I have known Jaydin for three years and I am consistently impressed with not only his capabilities as a filmmaker and media producer, but with his seemingly ceaseless enthusiasm for his work
as a Littleglobe team member. Jaydin first started working with us as a high school
senior, and we immediately saw him as a potential asset to our organization because of
his willingness and eagerness to learn. He joined our team as a junior filmmaker,
helping out on film projects as needed, and as we started our Littleglobe TV project, he
became an integral member of our team. He contributes content and ideas to each
episode, but also has helped to develop our technological capacities in terms of
creating a web-based tv show. He helps set up our production studio, and has made it
possible for us to reach thousands of audience members when we stream our episodes.
This has been invaluable to us as an organization.
Jaydin is a remarkable young man. He continually contributes humorous and poignant
stories to Littleglobe TV. He has invited other young people to participate in our
episodes, and he is always eager to help us with anything we ask him to do, all while
being a full-time film student at UNM. He often would put in full work days with us, go
home and take a final exam, and then come back to continue helping us. He is
dedicated, reliable, and most importantly, a personable, warm and compassionate
young man. We are lucky to have Jaydin as part of our team
November Wrede
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About Me
Hello! I'm in MediaWorks. I can't upload things because it says I'm on the free plan even though I'm part of the class, so I'm wondering if maybe I didn't finish my profile, so I'm adding stuff!
Scott Edwin Bateman
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I am an indie filmmaker from the pacific northwest. I am currently a student at Evergreen State College.
Randall MacLowry
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About Me
Assistant Professor of the Practice and Co-Director of the Wesleyan Documentary Project
NEVILLE ELDER
Documentary Producer, Writer, Director
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About Me
If I started at the beginning I’d just confuse you, so I’ll tell you about right now.
In the broadest sense of the world I'm a storyteller. I produce write, shoot and edit short films, corporate promos, and little stories about people, places, and things, in New York City.
I also rock out like a bastard with my band Thee Shambels and I've just finished a short film based on my music.
I joined the Masters in Fine Arts program Hunter College in New York , where I'm enrolled in the Integrated Media Arts course making documentaries. I suppose it's rooted in my career in newspapers, but I'm still drawn to everyday drama. My films record he small triumphs and calamities that befall real people in the world around me. Stories that are often ignored, and mistaken for footnotes in our lives. In selecting stories, I look for open ended third acts - tales that are not finished in the telling.
I’ve been a bartender, a barista, a photojournalist, a stage manager and an usher in the theatre. I’ve put up drywall and sold air conditioners.. It’s a lot I know, sometimes I wake up and wonder who I am and what I’m supposed to be today. But that’s why they invented coffee.
Jahangir Golestan-Parast
Director
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About Me
Jahangir Golestan-Parast is an award winning documentary film maker whose work is always looking into humanity’s love and compassion for one another and for the environment. He usually focuses on addressing the themes of transformation and healing. His feature documentaries have been screened at several universities across the United States, as well as Washington National Cathedral, and Iman Cultural Center in Los Angeles, United Nations Association film festival, and Peace Corps Iran Association. They have also been shown at cultural groups in a wide variety of settings, as well as nonprofit organizations.
Golestan-Parast’s primary concentration is social problems and social change. His passion is to document and reflect the passages that unite humanity together across the globe. He is the winner of the best documentary award at the NOOR Film Festival in Los Angeles, which is focused mainly on Iranian-American culture.
Jahangir was born and raised in Isfahan, Iran. He left the country at the age of 17, to study in the United Kingdom and France. He later moved to the United States in 1989 and is presently living in Southern California with his wife, daughter and son. Golestan-Parast is competent in all aspects of the production process from initial stages of researching and organizing the production to script writing, interviewing, camera and editing.
Jahangir’s documentary films include Homeless to Home owner (2010, 26 min,) a film about a Sacramento philanthropist who has established facilities for up to 650 homeless to receive the resources they need to become productive citizens. His other film titled From Ashes to Eden (2012, 38 min,) is a documentary that tells the inspiring story of a man who strove to revitalize a five acre hillside into a luscious garden in the heart of Los Angeles.
Jahangir’s most touching and delicate film is Bam 6.6 (2006, 55 min.) This feature documentary recounts the devastating earthquake in Southern Iran and how a nation weaves promise and hope into human tragedy. Bam 6.6 is a testament to the love and kindness of humanity regardless of where we live. Golestan-Parast has also made a travel documentary on his own hometown titled Isfahan: Pearl of Iran (xxxx, xx min,) which focuses on the artistic images and the people of the ancient city of Isfahan in Iran. He is presently working on the production of Jon & the Pahlavan, a semi-autobiography that focuses on Iranian national sports.InterestsFilms About People, Humanity
SkillsTeling Humanitarian Stories
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