We are in production on female empowerment soccer documentaries. The first is "Unheard of" on The story of the U.S. Deaf Women's National Soccer Team. These elite Deaf athletes have never lost a game in 15 years of international competition. Seven consecutive gold medals and a 38-game winning streak while outscoring their opponents 174 to 15... the USWDNT is the best soccer team you've (n)ever heard of. We are raising funds to follow them to Japan for their friendly in November 2024 currently and appreciate donations to help us continue telling this important and entertaining story of success!
The second project is "This Girl Wears Cleats," a 10 year longitudinal documentary project that actually helps five young players from Malawi, Khayelitsha township in South Africa, Panama, Jamaica and the USA get scholarships for school/ follow their journey and support their needs along the way, as they pursue a path towards professional soccer. The players are currently at Polk state, UPortland, Northeastern and two have gone professional to Benfica in Portugal and Santa Fe in Panama.
The third project, now shot and in the post production phase is the Reggae Girlz Journey to the Women's World Cup 2019. It is a cinema verité documentary capturing the Jamaican Women National Football Team's historic qualification to the World Cup; a first Caribbean women's soccer team to ever compete on the world stage. The coaches and players are the main characters of the story, and the structure is literally the story of triumph over obstacle after obstacle in order to play at the World Cup after qualifying.