San Francisco County, San Francisco, CA, USA
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Request a demoSub64Films specializes in documentary content for film, television, and brands. Founder Kevin Gordon is a Student Academy Award® winning documentary filmmaker whose films have screened at festivals across the world. He is drawn to inspirational, cinematic, character based storytelling. His film Dreams Awake won a 2010 Student Academy Award and was selected for the “Filmmakers of Tomorrow” program at the Telluride Film Festival. He worked as an associate producer and field producer on "I Almost Got Away With It" a 13-part documentary series for Discovery and has also worked on productions for PBS and Facebook and directed for the New York Times' OpDoc Series. His first feature-length documentary TRUE SON about a 21-year-old trying to save a city in crisis premiered at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival and has been picked up by Fusion TV, a new collaboration between Univision and Disney. Kevin received his MFA in Documentary Film and Video at Stanford University.
Produced for Arcos Films
Kelly Carlisle was thrust into civilian life and motherhood. By teaching children in her neighborhood to grow and cook healthy food, she's transformed herself and her community. A commissioned piece for the Mental Health Channel Produced and Directed by Kevin Gordon.
Produced for The New York Times
In a California lucha libre-style wrestling match, Blue Demon Jr., a self-proclaimed defender of Mexican immigrants, does battle against wrestlers who portray United States border patrol agents. Directed and Co-Edited by Kevin Gordon
A three minute teaser for an upcoming episode of the Shine On Series about Ken Micheli, a 76 year old rice farmer and dirt track race car driver. While some think racing is too dangerous for a man of his age, Ken's son Matt insists that the thrill of racing is the one thing that keeps his father alive. Produced and Directed by Kevin Gordon
A commissioned interview-based, thought piece for Tipping Point, a non-profit fighting poverty in the Bay Area. The piece explores the question of innovation in a style that borrows from the visual language of high-end, tech-sector video production and in so doing reminds viewers that the private sector is not the only space for innovation. Directed by Kevin Gordon
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