The Stage 32 Videos: Documentary

Part two of a self-produced documentary focusing on the plight of America's Maroons -- enslaved people who escaped captivity and established communities of their own in the wild.

Part one of a self-produced documentary focusing on the plight of America's Maroons -- exiled enslaved people who escaped from captivity and established communities of their own in the wild.

A gentle and awe-inspired composition for scenes of animal birth and the miracle of life. Ideal for nature documentaries and emotional storytelling.

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Endah, a mother of two, transformed her home kitchen into Pawon Bedhog, a kitchen lab and cooking class that invites travelers into the authentic warmth of a local family kitchen.

One Soul is an RPG game being created by a single indie developer. This mini-documentary reveals the behind-the-scenes secrets of how the game is made.

My no-budget feature length directorial debut!

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Icelandic documentary in the spirit of magical realism, which gracefully dances on the line between fiction and documentary.

https://www.inspiredrisk.com/ Welcome to the magical world of the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights. This breathtaking natural phenomenon enchants millions each year. But as we marvel at this celestial display amid the unpredictable state of the modern world, the inevitable question arises, does climate change impact the Northern Lights?

https://www.inspiredrisk.com/ The boreal forest is one of the largest and most important ecosystems on the planet. The boreal forest stretches across northern Canada, covering nearly 60% of the country's land area. Its nickname the "lungs of the Earth" is due to its ability to absorb and store massive amounts of carbon dioxide.

CITIES AT DAWN : This short 10min documentary captures photographer Anthony's passion for documenting cities at dawn, offering a unique glimpse into urban beauty before the day begins, while balancing his love for photography with his family responsibilities.