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After lengthy careers as counselors, we began making documentary films. We are passionate about using our filmmaking to explore social issues and create new visions of human and economic evolution.
THE DREAM WE CHOOSE
Documentary film 2020 (70 minutes)
What does it take to create an economy where people are more important than profits?
NOW IS THE TIME
Documentary film 2016 (71 minutes)
Why does the U.S. continue to resist the national healthcare solution that other countries provide for their citizens?
THE HEALTHCARE MOVIE
Documentary film 2011 (65 minutes)
Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland
How did the health care systems in Canada and the United States evolve to be so completely different, when at one point they were essentially the same?
TRANSFORMING DISCIPLINE
6 Part video series 2014
(Total run time 43 minutes)
Featuring the Collaborative & Proactive Solutions model
How can schools & teachers reduce challenging behavior and teach kids the skills they need to function adaptively in the real world.?
Copyright Ross W. Greene PhD
LIVING AQUAPONICS
Documentary short film 2015 (27 minutes)
Filmed on location at Captain Cook, Hawaii. Featuring Zac Hosler
Can a young father leave behind financial success flipping houses in California, and triumph over challenges that threaten to interrupt his dream of building a successful aquaponics farm in Hawaii?
THE DISCIPLINE WHEEL
Short educational film 2003 (12 minutes)
A positive, proactive approach to guiding
children’s behavior with no need for punishment or negative consequences.
By using The Discipline Wheel parents and child care providers can avoid power struggles and resolve those little conflicts that happen dozens of times each day.
WOMEN OF TRANSYLVANIA
Educational film 2004 (27 minutes)
This short film reveals the thoughts and attitudes of women and girls in a small Transylvanian village. Over recent years, this beautiful village has lost half its population as young people grow up and move away to cities due to lack of work.
Most of the villagers are Unitarians, and this film also shows how they have been impacted by visits from members of their American partner church near Seattle, Washington.
by Terry Sterrenberg “When I was a child I had great difficulty with the question of why human beings hurt each other. It made no sense to me that anyone could believe that shooting and killing other people resolved anything. That kind of thinking seemed stupid to me and I would get furious. Over the …
by Terry Sterrenberg Several years ago I participated in a mingling exercise at a workshop that changed my life. The directions were simple. They were to “keep moving” ; “keep walking”: “don’t stop”; “ just keep walking into the open space”. There were probably two hundred people in the room so this would seem to …
by Terry Sterrenberg So easy these days to become cynical. To exploit a familiar Netflix title, it is time to “Look Up.” Indeed it is way past time to “look up” and to look all around. Laurie and I are trying to create supportive conversations online. Our second one is this Thursday evening. Quite frankly …
