We function through a trauma‑informed lens aimed at healing relationships to arts institutions, creative industries, and professional environments by outfitting our communities with tools and strategies that empower and protect them from predatory practices. Our mission is to amplify emerging artists pushing artistic boundaries and demonstrating commitment to their craft. Through programming, education, workforce training, and production space, we create change via relationships and community investment.
We are a collective of creatives who build community through our work through generative, non-hierarchical modalities. We work through an MFN model, where all our artists are paid the same rate to rebalance and create greater equity in our industry.
We are reimagining the production model as well as the creative ethos around media production and arts community. Actors serve as collaborators in our writers rooms, photo and video artists skill-trade and cross train to support one another’s work, our film sets are often educational hands-on learning opportunities.
Our efforts all lead back to an anti-capitalist, anti-carceral framework, reframing our work through a holistic and ceremonial lens with a focus on healing. Our work is consistently questioning and experimenting with how to achieve safer, more intentional creative spaces and projects.
