Hi everyone! We have ended the KEEPGOING fundraiser today. We want to thank the incredible filmmaking community for contributing such beautiful images and words to the project. Additionally, we'd like to thank everyone that purchased prints, donated money, and supported this ongoing project. Because of all of your incredible contributions, we were able to raise $32,720 for the Motion Picture Television Fund's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and $15,000 for Color of Change. As we move forward during these times, it is our collective responsibility to support one another in the filmmaking community, to push the needle further, and to create lasting change for ourselves and for the industry at large. Every single effort counts and matters. With love, respect, and gratitude from all of us at KEEPGOING.
@reframetheworld@works.studio@sarahbassettt
Hi everyone! We have ended the KEEPGOING fundraiser. We want to thank the incredible filmmaking community for contributing such beautiful images and words to the project. Additionally, we'd like to thank everyone that purchased prints, donated money, and supported this ongoing project. Because of all of your incredible contributions, we were able to raise $32,720 for the Motion Picture Television Fund's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and $15,000 for Color of Change. As we move forward during these times, it is our collective responsibility to support one another in the filmmaking community, to push the needle further, and to create lasting change for ourselves and for the industry at large. Every single effort counts and matters. With love, respect, and gratitude from all of us at KEEPGOING.
@reframetheworld@works.studio@sarahbassettt
Hi everyone! We have ended the KEEPGOING fundraiser. We want to thank the incredible filmmaking community for contributing such beautiful images and words to the project. Additionally, we'd like to thank everyone that purchased prints, donated money, and supported this ongoing project. Because of all of your incredible contributions, we were able to raise $32,720 for the Motion Picture Television Fund's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and $15,000 for Color of Change. As we move forward during these times, it is our collective responsibility to support one another in the filmmaking community, to push the needle further, and to create lasting change for ourselves and for the industry at large. Every single effort counts and matters. With love, respect, and gratitude from all of us at KEEPGOING.
@reframetheworld@works.studio@sarahbassettt
2 PRINTS FROM GLASHIER LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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“Art as a movement is the change, its the record of our voices, the images we are seeing used to promote change are everything, the are the now to capture moments of brutality, to show strength in those who unite for the cause, they are the past to show us how far we have come, and the sacrifices people have made for the good fight.” - Glashier
2 PRINTS FROM GLASHIER LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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“Art as a movement is the change, its the record of our voices, the images we are seeing used to promote change are everything, the are the now to capture moments of brutality, to show strength in those who unite for the cause, they are the past to show us how far we have come, and the sacrifices people have made for the good fight.” - Glashier
2 PRINTS FROM GLASHIER LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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Glashier is a Film Maker + Photographer living in Berlin in uncertain times.
2 PRINTS FROM THAÏS CASTRALLI LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
The idea that visual storytelling is the most effective language to connect people to concepts, and to one another has always fascinated me. My grandmother, who arrived in Brazil as a teenager fleeing WWII, found in cinema a way to connect with others in a new land where she didn’t speak the language. She brought me up using films to teach me about my roots.
Visual literacy is a powerful method of education. Which also makes it a delicate instrument of communication. Film encapsulates different art forms into one medium and can reach large audiences in short amounts of time. This accessible vehicle for delivery and consumption of ideas poses onto filmmakers a moral responsibility. Although art can be used as political propaganda (and history knows it) it can also spread ideas that inspire social revolution.
2 PRINTS FROM THAÏS CASTRALLI LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
I am a cinematographer from São Paulo, Brazil, based in Los Angeles. I was born into a family of immigrants, on both sides, that moved to escape political turmoil in their homelands - the tale of uncountable families across the globe, across the ages. I recognize today that I am interested in telling stories that represent the strength of cultural acceptance and social rebuilding. The history of migration is the history of mankind. I believe true human power lies in discovering unknown places and establishing new cultural ties.
2 PRINTS FROM THAÏS CASTRALLI LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
I am a cinematographer from São Paulo, Brazil, based in Los Angeles. I was born into a family of immigrants, on both sides, that moved to escape political turmoil in their homelands - the tale of uncountable families across the globe, across the ages. I recognize today that I am interested in telling stories that represent the strength of cultural acceptance and social rebuilding. The history of migration is the history of mankind. I believe true human power lies in discovering unknown places and establishing new cultural ties.
1 PRINT FROM KATYA ABEDIAN LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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Katya Abedian, 21-year-old South-African-Iranian filmmaker, photographer and medical student is hugely inspired by the African continent’s wealth of beauty, story and majesty. Her works aspires to shed light on stories that are intentionally kept in darkness. Influenced by both South Africa’s socio-political atmosphere and the Baha’i community, Katya’s deep sense of the concept of “unity in diversity” is visible in her filmmaking and acclaimed photographic projects.In April 2018, Katya’s directorial debut, a short film titled, Skin Diver, premiered in Cape Town, and has since been screened in Joburg, Barcelona, Paris and Cannes, as well as the Czech Republic and Ghana. Skin Diver was awarded Best South African Student Film at the Jozi Film Festival 2018. Katya directed and produced “Sahara Flow” in 2020 and continues to pursue both filmmaking and medicine in the South Africa to date. #katyaabedian
1 PRINT FROM KATYA ABEDIAN LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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Katya Abedian, 21-year-old South-African-Iranian filmmaker, photographer and medical student is hugely inspired by the African continent’s wealth of beauty, story and majesty. Her works aspires to shed light on stories that are intentionally kept in darkness. Influenced by both South Africa’s socio-political atmosphere and the Baha’i community, Katya’s deep sense of the concept of “unity in diversity” is visible in her filmmaking and acclaimed photographic projects.In April 2018, Katya’s directorial debut, a short film titled, Skin Diver, premiered in Cape Town, and has since been screened in Joburg, Barcelona, Paris and Cannes, as well as the Czech Republic and Ghana. Skin Diver was awarded Best South African Student Film at the Jozi Film Festival 2018. Katya directed and produced “Sahara Flow” in 2020 and continues to pursue both filmmaking and medicine in the South Africa to date. #katyaabedian
1 PRINT FROM KATYA ABEDIAN LIVE ON THE SITE ⭐️ 100% OF THE PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO COLOR OF CHANGE.
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Katya Abedian, 21-year-old South-African-Iranian filmmaker, photographer and medical student is hugely inspired by the African continent’s wealth of beauty, story and majesty. Her works aspires to shed light on stories that are intentionally kept in darkness. Influenced by both South Africa’s socio-political atmosphere and the Baha’i community, Katya’s deep sense of the concept of “unity in diversity” is visible in her filmmaking and acclaimed photographic projects.In April 2018, Katya’s directorial debut, a short film titled, Skin Diver, premiered in Cape Town, and has since been screened in Joburg, Barcelona, Paris and Cannes, as well as the Czech Republic and Ghana. Skin Diver was awarded Best South African Student Film at the Jozi Film Festival 2018. Katya directed and produced “Sahara Flow” in 2020 and continues to pursue both filmmaking and medicine in the South Africa to date. #katyaabedian
