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Filmmakers on stage at the Aspen Ideas Festival

Media accolades.

TIME“A playbook for how communities can reclaim their streets by telling their own stories.”Terry McDonellRead →Forbes“Unlikely collaborators documented their daily lives, and, in the process, reduced homicides by 90%.”David HochmanRead →

In print

The Boston Globe“A moving and compelling documentary created in an unconventional way.”Odie HendersonRead →DEADLINE“One of the most remarkable documentaries of the year… bold, unapologetically real, and socially impactful.”Matthew CareyRead →The Hollywood Times“One of the most remarkable accomplishments that the medium of film has contributed to society.”Sarah SpitzRead →USC ANNENBERG MEDIA“Watts isn't just being seen — it's finally being understood.”Danielle HughesRead →Alta“A working blueprint for how people can reclaim both their narrative and their safety.”Terry McDonellRead →

On air.

Filmmakers on stage in the Aspen Ideas Festival tent, a full audience in front of themASPEN IDEAS FESTIVALHow the Bloods, Crips and Community Transformed a Turf WarFilmmakers around the table in The Adam Carolla Show studioTHE ADAM CAROLLA SHOWHow a documentary halted gang violence in Watts.The FOX 11 Good Day LA studio desk, filmmakers seated with the anchorsFOX 11 — GOOD DAY LAThe filmmakers in studio: how a community-made film sparked a peace movement in Watts.Filmmakers and host in conversation around a conference table on the let’s go there setlet's go thereHow a documentary lowered the crime rate in California.