Post-Production Sound
Tequio Trails
Shot & Directed by Alexander Mager
Tequio Trails tells the story of how international mountain bikers and organizations joined forces with the Indigenous people of rural Oaxaca to build flow mountain bike trails and equip local kids with bikes using the traditional principle of tequio (communal work).
Cece's Interlude (unreleased)
Shot & Directed by Tee Jaehyung Park
After seeing a viral video of a young trans woman claiming to be pregnant, an opportunistic filmmaker decides to document her journey to motherhood.
LINEAGE: A Journey With Ingrid Backstrom and Family
Shot & Directed by Hennie VJ
Ingrid Backstrom and Delzer and their newborn baby, Betty, and dog Buddy hit the road in their Toyota Sienna minivan, traveling from Tahoe to Revelstoke chasing snow throughout the peak of the season. Between ski action and landscape scenic of the country's best lift-accessed terrain, subplots unfold—specifically, the ever-changing balance of being a professional athlete and mother and a gender role reversal for her husband as the main caregiver for their daughter. Accompanied by Ingrid's parents, as well, for a large portion of the trip, a third dynamic develops with a generational role as the new grandparents (and parents) introduce the skiing culture to Betty as they did Ingrid.
Cocoon
Shot & Directed by Andrew Hinton
The film Cocoon captures reflections of students —ranging in age from 4 to 17— during the early months of the pandemic in Portland, Oregon. The film explores their perspectives and feelings about the pandemic on issues including school changes, isolation, job loss, and the health and well-being of themselves and their families. While students express their fears and insecurities, they also share what they have come to appreciate and what they miss the most—their friends, their teachers, and human connection.