While fiscal sponsorship is a component of the program, unlike other sponsoring organizations, we also provide a suite of support services such as tailored consultations, discounts to our workshops and webinars with leading industry professionals, and other essential resources.
In the last 5 years, WMM’s Production Assistance Program has helped 194 films reach completion and assisted filmmakers in raising more than $46,000,000 from government, foundation, corporate or individual, and crowd-funded sources. Since its inception, the program has been a part of raising more than $100,000,000 and helping more than 1,000 films to completion.
Films and filmmakers we have supported have been nominated for or won Academy Awards for the last 22 years, including Oscar-winning documentary CITIZENFOUR by Laura Poitras, STRONG ISLAND by Yance Ford, SUGARCANE by Emily Kassie and Julian Brave NoiseCat, TO KILL A TIGER by Nisha Pahuja, THE ETERNAL MEMORY by Maite Alberdi and THE BARBER OF LITTLE ROCK by John Hoffman and Christine Turner, the last two of which were directed by PA alum. The program has also supported critically acclaimed fiction features like FAMILIAR TOUCH (dir. Sarah Friedland), Dee Rees’ PARIAH, I CARRY YOU WITH ME (dir. Heidi Ewing, prod. Mynette Louie), FAREWELL AMOR (dir. Ekwa Msangi, prod. Huriyyah Muhammad, Sam Bisbee, Josh Penn), and THE DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL (dir. Marielle Heller). We’re thrilled to continue to have a large presence at the Sundance Film Festival, including GOING TO MARS: THE NIKKI GIOVANNI PROJECT (Dir Michèle Stephenson), LITTLE RICHARD: I AM EVERYTHING (dir. Lisa Cortés), Sandi Tan’s SHIRKERS, which won the World Cinema Documentary Competition Award for Best Directing, and most recently SEEDS (dir. Brittany Shyne, prod. Danielle Varga), which won the U.S. Grand Jury Prize for Documentary. In addition to Sundance, films supported by our program premiere at major festivals like Berlin, Tribeca, CPH:DOX, and SXSW.
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[text] => 1946 reveals the ground-breaking research of Kathy Baldock, a Christian Conservative LGBTQIA+ activist and Ed Oxford, an LGBTQIA+ theologian, in their quest to, discover what factors ignited the anti-gay movement within American conservative Christians. The filmmaker, Sharon “Rocky” Roggio, started this pursuit in an effort to find common ground, within scripture, for her and her conservative father, Pastor Sal Roggio. What has been discovered along the way stands the chance to profoundly change the language of inclusion and to better the lives of both conservative Christians and the LGBTQIA+ people they love. The removal of the LGBTQIA+ person from the sin category is akin to this century’s abolition of racial discrimination and the passing of women’s suffrage. There are two sides of history to stand on.
C.S. Lewis said, “You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.”
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No area of modern medicine remains more mysterious than severe TBI, leaving these families uncertain about what the future holds. The injury impacts not only the patients themselves, but also those closest to them - creating a ripple effect as each family member adjusts to entirely new roles and relationships.
In the face of an unbelievable new reality, these families have forged something extraordinary: a community sustained by shared strength, irreverent humor, and an unbreakable bond. THE COMA CLUB reveals not only the impact of combat on families, but also the depth of love of those impacted.
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[text] => Qatar Stars is the first feature documentary about girls in Qatar. It profiles a Doha rhythmic gymnastics school for girls aged 9-15, in a coming-of-age story spanning several years. Through the eyes of a multi-national group of girls and their charismatic coach, we witness the wonder and complications of girlhood in a rapidly shifting, and sometimes contradictory, contemporary Middle East.
Girls from Qatar, Lebanon, Egypt, UK, and Ukraine comprise the school’s “Professional Team”. Envisioned by Russian former rhythmic gymnast Tatiana (28), her Bangladeshi husband Manzoor (30), and Qatar investor Haya (late 30’s), their school is dedicated to girls’ development and opportunity.
Qatar Stars is an intimate four-year story of friendship, athletic aspiration, societal expectation, and political complication. The girls grow up onscreen. When their lives take dramatic, unexpected paths they become closer – ultimately proclaiming themselves “more a family than a team”. Meanwhile, exacting coach Tatiana experiences her own personal and professional evolution.
The gymnastics school is a surprising microcosm for the population of Qatar, a country of 88% expats co-existing alongside 12% Qatari nationals, but not really interacting. The school brings disparate nationalities together, through sport.
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A documentary and book with a global vision to shift humanity out of a state of crisis.
Once in awhile a film comes along and speaks to the need of the time. The Portal follows six real-life stories that all overcome trauma, anxiety, depression and PTSD using a simple yet powerful technique. In our current state of the world, the question is asked, what does the planet look like if we all did this?
“Blown Away!! So so profound, and a message the world needs to hear.” – Maria Sipka, Co-Founder of Linqia
“This film is a game-changer!” Andrea Brooke, Sonic Butterfly
“Perfection!” Light Watkins, Vedic Meditation Teacher
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The film takes place during arguably the most wildly historic elections of our times – when the Electoral College took center stage like never before as political operatives used mechanisms in the Electoral College process to attempt to change the outcome. The film is bookended with never-before-seen footage at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, when violence broke out in an effort to prevent Congress from certifying the Electoral College votes.
The vast majority of Americans do not understand how the Electoral College works or know why we have it in the first place. OPOV? intercuts present-day events with flashbacks of its history – the overlooked role of slavery when it was established and, ultimately, how it dramatically shaped election outcomes and history over time.
By the time the credits roll, OPOV? offers viewers a complex and nonpartisan understanding of this historic institution created in a bygone time while highlighting the connective tissue that links then and now, so urgent and timely questions we’re grappling with today are not separate and apart from our past but directly informed by it in the present.
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An in-depth look at the Electoral College, its slavery origins, and its impact on society today. The film features four dynamic electors from different parties offering insight into the inner workings of this often-misunderstood institution. A timely, nonpartisan film that will fill a stark information gap in American presidential elections.
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[text] => Washington, D.C. may be the political epicenter of the world, but residents beyond Capitol Hill have long battled socioeconomic disparity and fought to have their voice heard. As the city gentrifies, black residents have been pushed to the outskirts, along with their homegrown folkloric music: Go-Go.
We follow: TOB, a popular Go-Go band with a large youth following. TOB is fighting the erasure of Black people and culture through music. LIL CHRIS is the conductor of the twelve-piece band and, as the “lead mic,” he tells the crowd what is going on. FLIP, LIL CHRIS’s older brother, creates harmonizing melodies that blend with his little brother’s lyrics. People of all ages stand in line in anticipation of hearing TOB, dancing and to have their neighborhood stamped. Stamping is when a Go-Go band shouts out the name of a neighborhood, as if to say you were here and you mattered. In the face of housing gentrification and cultural erasure, this is one of a few places where Black Washingtonians are seen, recognized, and celebrated. This is one of a few places that reflects the old D.C. As the city gentrifies, many of those neighborhoods no longer exist.
While TOB fights to keep the essence of Go-Go alive many of their concerts are shut down. We follow TOB as they go from being musicians to activist fighting to save Go-Go music.Through the film we discover there have been different methods of shutting down Go-Go concerts and even tracking Go-Go bands. These methods have been pushed through local government, micro laws / bills and even noise violations.
The story of gentrification, Go-Go, and politics collide when we meet TRAYON WHITE, a community organizer and school board member. While TOB stamps D.C. residents on the Go-Go Stage, TRAYON is working to stamp the future of D.C.’s residents through legislation. After TRAYON’s mentor - Mayor Marion Berry - died while in office, the Black residents rallied behind TRAYON to run for office to protect them from looming erasure. TRAYON is running for city council in the poorest section of the city and the last to be gentrified. TRAYON grew up on Go-Go, is an ally to the culture, and often works with the Go-Go community to get the political word out and protest unlawful developments and actions happening in the city. TRAYON is on the front lines of Ward 8, running interference between politicians, police, black residents, youth and developers who have open wallets and eyes on his community.
After years of contention between the Go-Go community, local politicians and new residents in the Spring of 2019 the story of Go-Go and Gentrification goes viral. Central Communications is a cellphone store and Washington, D.C, Go-Go landmark. The store has been playing Go-Go music outside of its store since 1990’s. The store is one of the last places in the city where you can still hear Go-Go music being played. After new residents complained about the store playing Go-Go music, a campaign / rallying cry named #dontmutedc went viral, and a change.org petition started. We follow TOB as they take to the street to protest the shutting down of the store. As TOB performed on the street, more than 3,000 people gathered to protest with the band. The protest caused Go-Go lovers and Black residents to protest and get politically active. Here we see the inception of TOB as activist.
TOB and TRAYON work alongside each other, and through their shared story we show the intersection of music, activism and politics. Amid the film we see Trayon go from community activist to politician, and we see TOB go from musicians to Go-Go activists.
LISTEN TO MY HEARTBEAT highlights the culture of Go-Go and its significance to the foundation of Washington, D.C. The film investigates the politics, the over-policing and the gentrification that have led to the displacement of the poor and working-class residents of the city and their music. This is a story of resistance. We tell the story of a community fighting for their humanity, their community, their sound and their…heartbeat.
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Jinwar
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[text] => Spanning seven years of cinema vérité surveillance, ANYTHING YOU LOSE is a feature documentary focusing on a little known and fast growing sector of society - those who are trying to conceive with the aid of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART). A personal exploration, it studies the psychological effects of prolonged exposure to the treatments and the innate human need to connect through time and generations. 7.5 million people domestically struggle to conceive through ART. Odds are, you know someone who’s going through the treatments. And odds are, they haven’t told you.
Gutsy and original, the hybrid documentary ANYTHING YOU LOSE takes on the unconventional subject of infertility and elevates it to the heights of cinema vérité drama. The informational field we live in is abundant with stories of scientific breakthroughs and babies born to women in their fifties. But the reality of the experience is frequently quite different. For every miracle announcement there are decades of trial and failure. What’s kept behind the scenes in most scenarios becomes the precious bloodline of this story. For the late bloomers Eddie and Irina, to have a child means to seal their union and to join in the ranks of the responsible adults, somewhat reluctantly, to the delight of their families. But when Assisted Reproductive Technologies do not deliver as surely as advertised, the quest becomes a matter of importance; demanding time, emotional maturity, stealthy focus and resources.
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[text] => Thirty years after her mother’s death, photographer Rachel Elizabeth Seed discovers her mother’s work — more than 50 hours of interviews with the greatest photographers of the 20th Century, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, W. Eugene Smith, Roman Vishniac, Cornell Capa, and Bruce Davidson. When Rachel threads in the audio reels and presses play, she hears her mother’s voice for the first time since she was a baby. Sheila Turner-Seed, a daring, world-traveling journalist ahead of her time, died suddenly of a brain aneurysm when Rachel was just 18 months old. Moved to uncover more of what she left behind, Rachel sets out to revisit her mom’s subjects, family and friends, revisiting the photographers she interviewed decades before. As new truths emerge, Rachel builds an unlikely relationship with her mother through the audio recordings, photographs, and films her mother made during her brief life, crafting an imagined conversation through the cinematic medium. As she discovers the shocking secrets which may have led to her mother’s untimely death, Rachel’s ability to forge her own path hinges on how these revelations affect her own life. The film draws from footage of Rachel’s visits to the photographers her mother interviewed, Sheila’s award-winning audio-visual work, Super 8 family films, still photography, audio letters, and journals, weaving together personal and photohistorical media to tell a universal story — about facing mortality and loss, the construction of memory and the restoration of a legacy.
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THE LAST GUARDIAN is a story of simple pleasures and true, salt-of-earth environmental stewardship: The act of quietly observing the world outside your backyard and — perhaps foolishly — trying to get others to give a damn, too. Far from the noise of corporate sustainability buzzwords and greenwashing campaigns, the world within this quietly observed portrait will capture the dignity and loneliness of a man who’s dedicated his life to a place he alone cannot save. But one that is clearly worth fighting for.
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[text] => ACTING LIKE WOMEN is a feature-length documentary about feminist performance art in 1970s-80s Los Angeles. The story is told through the lens of Cheri Gaulke, director and respected performance artist, who at age 21 packed up her rusty Volvo and left the Midwest for the Woman’s Building where groundbreaking new art forms and practices were erupting – ritual, collaboration, social engagement, art as activism, and media intervention. Gaulke's directorial voice builds an intimate narrative where art intersects life as she conjures the spirit of ephemeral art through storytelling and animation. But this is not only her story – it is the herstory of many.
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Coming Home: Fight for a Legacy
A group of daring women challenge gender roles to become the first female military pilots during WWII, only to have their achievements buried by the lies of those who wished them to fail.
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