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Request QuoteIan Bell is the producer of The Dinner Table, La Trocha, and the award winning whodunit, Dead Body. He was a founding member of Filmmaker For A Cause, and co-founder of Native Lines, a project focused on chronicling indigenous conflicts in the developing world. Ian has produced content for organizations ranging from The Gatorade Company to the Sonoran Institute. He is also a recipient of the Sprout Grant and an alumni of the Washington Filmworks Innovation Lab.
The winter in North America is the dry season in Panama. For Wounaan communities on the Pacific Coast of Panama’s Darien, the dry season means a high-stakes conflict with illegal loggers invading their land and stripping their forests. The 2012 logging season was the worst in history for the three Wounaan communities of Rio Hondo, Platanares and Maje. Hundreds of acres of pristine tropical forest
Dead Body is a feature length horror film that I edited and produced.
The History Channel is creating the Everyman's Chorus to celebrate the working women and men of America. Here is the campaign's launch video.
An A&E production featuring spoken word poet, IN-Q, capturing a cross-country journey to look closer at real moments and people, as they share their perspectives on what we should take a moment to look closer at.
A look at the last day in the Ngobe village of Kiad, before the Barro Blanco Dam flood the valley in which they've lived for countless generations. Director / Additional Editing
How Trek CEO John Burke has continued his father's legacy at the billion dollar bike company. Director, Editor, Producer
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