Recent Work

WELCOME SPACE BROTHERS

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WELCOME SPACE BROTHERS unveils the true story of The Unarius Academy of Science, an extraterrestrial-channeling spiritual school in Southern California who in the late 1970s became a wildly prolific filmmaking collective under the direction of their outlandish spiritual leader Ruth E. Norman, AKA “Archangel Uriel.” Directed by Jodi Wille (The Source Family), produced by Caryn Capotosto (Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, Little Richard: I Am Everything).

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Principles of Pleasure on Netflix

The Principles of Pleasure (Netflix) explores the science of sex, power, and pleasure, breaking taboos and opening conversations around women’s bodies, autonomy, and desire.

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Keep This Between Us

KEEP THIS BETWEEN US exposes an epidemic of widespread grooming in U.S. high schools. The series follows one woman’s journey as she reexamines her past relationship with a trusted teacher.

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Sirens

Sirens follows Lilas and Shery, co-founders and guitarists of the Middle East’s first all-female metal band, as they wrestle with friendship, sexuality and destruction in their pursuit of becoming thrash metal rock stars. Directed by Rita Baghdadi.

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Selected Work


Consensus Gentium

Storyteller from the Future Karen Palmer’s series of emotionally responsive films that watch you back by harnessing facial detection systems present in our smart devices.

2023 SXSW XR Experience Jury Award
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À La Folie

On Red Bull TV. A biopic on big wave surfer Justine Dupont whose 2020 season was the most dominant performance big wave riding has ever seen.

No Small Feat (Season 2)

On Red Bull TV. Following two rising star surfers, Annie Reickert and Moana Jones, throughout the 2020/2021 WSL Big Wave Season with an in-depth look at their preparation during the winter.

Wild_Life: The Big Freeze with Bertie Gregory

On NatGeo and NatGeo WILD. In the unforgiving Canadian Arctic, a unique annual event when polar bears come to the edge of the land, waiting for the “big freeze” that will allow them to start hunting.

Winner of two Webbys for Video Series & Channels, Travel & Lifestyle.

Wild_Life: Resurrection Island with Bertie Gregory

on National Geographic & Nat Geo WILD

Adaptation with Alizé Carrère

Alizé Carrère shares four incredible stories of human innovation and resilience in the face of global climate change crisis.

2022 Jackson Wild Media Award for Best Changing Planet Short Film

Socially Distant (on Topic)

In the middle of the pandemic and 2020 election, Thomas Morton (VICE) set out to better understand Trump supporters in Upstate NY. He reflects on what happened after social distancing and isolation consumed the experiment.

Enid & Mami - Tight Knit

A glimpse into the humor, honor, and hardship of the primary caretaker role and the special bond that exists between a mother and her daughter. Directed by Julia Reagan.

Winner of Best Documentary at the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival.Jury Award for Best WNY Short at BIFF.

That's Caroline

2022 Jackson Wild Media Award for Best Changing Planet Short Film

The Sauce

Best friends and brothers Ayo and Teo, embark on an epic cross-country road trip in search of today's hottest dancers, spotlighting the diversity of dance culture in each new city. Starring Usher.
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National Geographic: Surviving Sea Turtles

For Untamed Series
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National Geographic: Hummingbird Battleground

For Untamed Series
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Spotify: Rick Ross

For Best Advice Series
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Spotify: Mary J. Blige

For Best Advice Series
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New Deep South: Kayla

By Ro Haber + Lauren Cioffii
Playing against old stereotypes of Mississippi as a state of social conservatism and stagnation, we follow the lives of queer youth to explore the tangled and complex nature of sexual identity.

2017 Webby for Best Individual Episode in Film & Video and nominated for a GLAAD award for Outstanding Digital Journalism.
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New Deep South: Instababy

By Ro Haber + Lauren Cioffi
Playing against old stereotypes of Mississippi as a state of social conservatism and stagnation, we follow the lives of queer youth to explore the tangled and complex nature of sexual identity.
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New Deep South: House of JXN

By Ro Haber + Lauren Cioffi
Playing against old stereotypes of Mississippi as a state of social conservatism and stagnation, we follow the lives of queer youth to explore the tangled and complex nature of sexual identity.

Born out of fire and frustration.
Founded by former VICE executive, Thalia Mavros.

We are a female-first creative documentary production company that develops and produces powerful stories with purpose. By creating content that shifts perspectives, establishes trust, and celebrates human connection, we build entertainment experiences that foster a collective sense of wonder.

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We believe that compelling stories have the power to spark conversation around meaningful topics and hold a mirror to our world in a way that makes us relish our humanity and reaffirm our ability to affect change.

We create documentary and scripted content, taking a cross-platform approach to telling stories and developing audiences. We know that the best stories come from our natural curiosity about the world, and we are always searching for what the world needs to see next.

Our name, The FRONT, was inspired by Kathleen Hanna, singer of the seminal 90s punk band Bikini Kill, founder of the feminist Riot Grrrl movement and subject of the documentary “The Punk Singer.” At Bikini Kill shows, she called for all the girls to come to the front, by the stage, and not stand all the way in the back or against the walls where they couldn’t see or hear because they were afraid of the violent moshing.

This notion of making room—creating and supporting equal space at the front for everyone—is what drives us. We are fueled by the passion for powerful stories about the complexity of the human condition; the passion for media with purpose, intention, and humor; the passion to create a future in which we’d like to live.

We are only as powerful as the stories we tell.

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