The Stage 32 Videos: Doc

I AM - A WiSci Story - Presents a fresh voice on the STEM/STEAM initiative and Women In Science (WiSci). We follow four girls through their experiences, as they see their worldview change – in a short documentary produced on location in Malawi Africa 2017. Created for the US Department of STATE in Washington DC, the film documents and celebrates 98 girls from the US and 6 countries in Africa at WiSci '17, a 2 week camp for high school girls where they learn about careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Design, and Mathematics (STEAM). Hosted by the UN Foundation's GirlUp program and the U.S. State Department, supported by forward thinking tech companies INTEL, NASA and GOOGLE – who taught the girls how to code. RASCONA Directed, Produced and Shot the film entirely on location in Malawi.

"The Democratic Republic of Congo is a wonderful country, yet each and every day, men, women and children must fight for survival." Rascona was sent to the region to raise awareness to the challenges experienced and the successful programs which serve nearly a million people. Rascona Directed and Shot the film entirely in Congo.

RED DIRT ROAD – follows the life of Hab Saly, a young woman who believed there was more to life than working so hard for so little, in the oppressive garment factories in Phnom Penh. With a backdrop of the 1974 Khmer Rouge atrocities that permanently scared Cambodian life, Saly's vision is equally full of dreams for her future and the never-to-be forgotten ghosts from the past. Overcoming multiple odds and with minimal education, Saly was determined to learn how to be a seamstress, to chase her dreams and return to a simple, peaceful life in the jungle with her family. Her world soon changed when life brought first world women to her village who wanted to help developing world women... enjoy a better life. We lift the veil to the lives of humble yet very courageous women living in the jungles of rural Cambodia, who with western women as loving mentors, help Saly realize her dreams, let go of her ghosts, and become part of a vast global sisterhood where everything is possible.

(20 min) In April 2016, a year before hurricanes ravaged Puerto Rico, I spent a week travelling the island with my friend Carlos when he returned home to visit his father. The wonders of La Isla Bonita captivated me and the generous spirit of her people has never left me. Part travelogue, part home-movie, these are my digital memories of this beautiful place. ¡Viva Boricua!

Thé latest video by the Schmidt Ocean Institute @schmidtocean where they showed deep ocean images captured by SuBastian, their own ROV, launched from their research vessel Falkor, during a 34-day expedition off the remote Phoenix Islands. Music by Tatiana A. Gordeeva.

A documentary telling the history and the plight of the African American BMX Racer. Produce by etomic films and directed by Eric Sweets. As a black kid growing up in the 70’s I saw most kids in our neighborhood playing the average sports…Football, basketball, and baseball. I was a skinny kid back then, too skinny to play football, not good at dribbling a basketball and baseball was just too slow for me. I used to watch Evil Knievel on ABC Wide World of Sports on the weekends and I got infatuated with him jumping his motorcycle over buses. I would go outside, pretend to be him and set up ramps and jump them on my Royce Union bike with the banana seat. So that’s how the seed was planted and from then on riding my bike is all I wanted to do. Jumping my bike made me feel happy. I had a cousin who lived south of me in Carson, California. Back then Carson didn’t have many black residents. He was the big cousin I looked up to and had the dirt bike motorcycles, the real good skateboards, and the BMX bikes I never had. When I was about 11 years old my uncle bought my cousin a Honda CR 125. I loved going over to his house on the weekends just to look at all the cool shxt he had that I didn’t have. I would spend hours looking through his Motocross Action and Bicycle Motocross Action mags. On one trip to my cousin’s house, I was looking through a magazine and I saw one picture that really caught my eye. It was a picture of three guys who looked like me. I couldn’t believe that they were in this magazine that I loved to look at. It was at that point that I realized that I could do it too, even being black and from the hood. So finally, after 29 years of loving and enjoying this sport, I decided to film a documentary on the history and plight of the African American BMX racer.

An inside look into the Atlanta Independent Wrestling Scene. Featuring; Stephen Platinum: owner Platinum Championship Wrestling, Jay Fury: Pro Wrestler, and PCW roster members.

Teaser for a feature documentary about a U.S. born Marine who was given deportation despite having his passport in his possession.

This is "Citizen: The Jilmar Ramos Gomez Story" by Jose G Jimenez on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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An ambient musical experience evoking the unreal nature of real Nature. The world's deep oceans are the stuff of sci-fi; they represent the twilight zone of ...

This one is my newest rescore, 'Anglesey Abbey'. A gentle composition of piano, violins, violas and celli. Video provided by The Cue Tube.