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Red Thread is a unique branded content and entertainment agency built on a foundation of collaboration. Our experience in branding, marketing, and communication strategy has led to the production of award-winning digital media including film & video, interactive design, web & new media, presentations, and live events. The connection every human being has to every other human being is signified by the ancient Asian symbol of The Red Thread. In practical terms, The Red Thread is about the connections you make in your life that so often seem to be about destiny. For Red Thread Productions, the symbolism in our name reflects an awareness that we are bound to our clients and to the people we work with on the most basic level: as people. In honor of The Red Thread we are committed to bringing the highest level of dedication and diligence to every project to which we are connected. As a creative services agency, we pride ourselves on understanding the current creative atmosphere while producing commanding results. With decades of collective experience, our creative directors, writers, designers, editors, and production teams are aligned to bring our clients the best in creative, strategy, and innovation. As a production company, Red Thread has created original content for broadcast and theatrical release. The current slate of projects developed for film and television includes fiction and documentary work that explore diverse perspectives.
We’ve been nominated for a Webby! Please click the link below and vote for Topping Design!
Red Thread is honored to have partnered with @BankofAmerica to tell the story of Duane Topping, an American veteran whose budding career as a women’s fashion designer has been a source of therapy, devotion, and purpose since returning home.
Vote here! https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2020/video/branded-entertainment/corporate-social-responsibility
Bittersweet! Red Thread would like to share that our latest short documentary, Spinnaker, had been selected to be a part of the 2020 Lake Arrowhead Film Festival. However, due to current circumstances, the festival has been postponed.
We are honored by the selection, and while it is heartbreaking to hear of the postponement, we are hopeful toward a future where we can all come together soon. Stay safe and stay strong until then.
Hang in there PTown. We will be back.
We are here to help spread love, positive thoughts, and safe messages during this time.
Check out the video we created with the Provincetown Business Guild to share a message with their beloved community: https://www.ptown.org/
We are here to help spread love, positive thoughts, and safe messages during this time.
Check out the video we created with the Provincetown Business Guild to share a message with their beloved community: https://www.ptown.org/
Now is the time to create a new experience for your customers, partners and worldwide audience.
As we all witness a sweep of business and community gathering cancellations, there are a host of choices before business leaders on how best to keep communication channels open and business moving forward. Thanks to technology and digital media, it is now easier to stay connected to your customers, partners and audiences.
Whether you choose virtual events, broadcast, or branded content to get your message out, Red Thread is here to help expand your reach and connectivity. After all, creating digital content that not only supplements events, but translates their uniquely interactive buzz into high-reach multi-platform digital packages is in our DNA.
For more information, visit https://www.redthreadproductions.com/a-new-experience-with-red-thread/
Auburn Adventure Film Festival names Spinnaker Best of Festival! Follow our adventure as Spinnaker travels around the country.
Next stops: Wildlife Conservation Film Festival, International Ocean Film Festival, NatureTrack Film Festival, Block Island Film Festival, and Jersey Shore Film Festival.
For more info, go to http://spinnakerthemovie.com
Listen up! You are going to want to hear this.
Nadine Licostie, director of the short documentary, Spinnaker, talks to host Sabrina Jacobs on her podcast, A Rude Awakening, March 2nd at 3:30 p.m. Listen in to a conversation that focuses on the inspiration behind Spinnaker and future plans for a feature film. Along with Nadine, Jacobs’ guests include the director of International Ocean Film Festival, Ana Blanco, and Center for Coastal Studies’ Cathrine Macort.
You do not want to miss this! Catch the live stream here: https://kpfa.org/program/a-rude-awakening/ to hear Nadine and Sabrina discuss this impactful story.
EXCITING NEWS! Yesterday our short documentary, Spinnaker, won Best of Festival Award at Auburn Adventure Film Festival in Auburn, WA.
Congratulations to Spinnaker, Center for Coastal Studies, and the Red Thread Team! We are honored and grateful to have shared this beautifully heartbreaking story with the Auburn community.
Visit http://spinnakerthemovie.com for more information about the film.
We are thrilled to announce that Spinnaker, Red Thread’s latest short documentary, will be screening at both Colorado Environmental Film Festival and Auburn Adventure Film Festival this coming weekend!
Spinnaker will screen at 1 p.m. on Friday, February 21st at FOSS Theater in Golden, CO for Colorado Environmental Film Festival, and then at 1 p.m.–2:30 p.m. on Sunday, February 23rd at the Auburn Avenue Theater in Auburn, WA for Auburn Adventure Film Festival.
Both festivals will have Spinnaker representatives in attendance! Come to Colorado to see Stormy Mayo and Laura Ludwig of the Center for Coastal Studies. They will be happy to see you and answer questions during their Q&A session following the film. Red Thread’s Jeff Ertz will be in Auburn, WA to represent Spinnaker. Jeff edited the film as well as composed the film’s score.
We can’t wait to see you there! For more information about Spinnaker, as well as festival times and schedules, visit: http://spinnakerthemovie.com.
Festival Alert!
Spinnaker, Red Thread’s latest short documentary, has been selected in a total of ten film festivals across the world so far. Directed by Nadine Licostie, Spinnaker tells the story of one whale’s tragic life and the hardship she faced due to the threat of entanglement and pollution in our oceans. Spinnaker was edited by Jeff Ertz who also composed the film’s score.
To learn more about this truly remarkable story, visit: http://spinnakerthemovie.com/
Red Thread is so very proud to announce SXSW will premiere The 24th, the feature film post supervised by Red Thread's Jeff Ertz! This incredible true story was helmed by Oscar-Winner Kevin Willmott and produced by our very own Tony Grazia. The film is based on the all-black U.S. Infantry and the Houston Riot of 1917 with powerful performances by Trai Byers, Aja Naomi King, and Mykelti Williamson.
For more information, visit: https://schedule.sxsw.com/2020/films/2023344
https://www.sxsw.com/film/2020/sxsw-film-festival-announces-2020-features-episodic-premieres-and-opening-night-film-the-king-of-staten-island/?utm_campaign=sxsw2020&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=81974894&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--jKD0p2sl-IqSi4fj-1Cv07C7d2vEYJKHJ07JE-mGg0zXsJvBpVyY5aHPYjaj2btaQ1c_CKLje9g6fbUltqgrrCRvIYA&_hsmi=81974894
Happy Holidays from the Red Thread team! Wishing you and your family a warm and joyful season.
Big News! Red Thread’s latest short documentary “Spinnaker,” directed by Nadine Licostie, has been nominated for Best Cinematography Award at the Oregon Documentary Film Festival! Congrats to cinematographer, Peter Mariuzza.
The screening is December 7th at the Avalon Theatre in Portland, OR. #OregonDocumentaryFilmFestival
Check out the trailer here https://vimeo.com/376166656
We were very fortunate to be part of "In the Room with David Kennerly featuring Jon Meacham at The University of Arizona on C-Span3. Check it out!
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly talks with historian Jon Meacham about his more than 50-year-long photography career.
Red Thread is proud to be part of “In the Room with David Hume Kennerly Featuring Jon Meacham Presented by Bank of America", a free special event at Centennial Hall on Friday, October 11 at 7:00pm.
Twenty-five of David Hume Kennerly's most memorable images, selected to show the breadth and diversity of his vision, will be on display in the University of Arizona's Old Main beginning on Friday, October 11. In "David Hume Kennerly: Witness to History", we see a tender view of Arizonan Linda Ronstadt and intense pictures of Vietnam soldiers. The august and commanding portrait of five presidents in the Oval Office contrasts with the arrested action of Kennerly’s prize-winning frame of the Mohammad Ali-Joe Frazier fight. His images of the government include President Trump taking office and portraits of Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Kennerly provides access to scenes most of us can only imagine. These photographs capture telling moments of the late twentieth and early twenty first century, and are critical visual documents for students, scholars, and historians. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the install process that took place earlier this week.
As a component of the University of Arizona's Family Weekend celebration, an additional 63 images will be presented in an outdoor, pop-up exhibition along the UA Mall. The display will run Friday, October 11 through Sunday, October 13 only. Integrated into the activities of this popular fall event, Kennerly's work will be introduced to the campus community for students, parents, staff, faculty, and visitors to experience and enjoy.
Works from both exhibitions will be discussed during “In the Room with David Hume Kennerly Featuring Jon Meacham Presented by Bank of America", a free special event at Centennial Hall on Friday, October 11 at 7:00pm. Please join us.
Congrats to our friend Monica Cohen! Making art, paving the way, adding to the roster of women directors and cinematographers. Check out this fabulous interview.
Tonight's segment with Monica Cohen, the founder and owner of The BOOM House, talking about her documentary film on development of the "Latin Quarter" in Jamaica Plain's Hyde Square-Jackson Square corridor. Hyde Square Task Force, Hyde Jackson Square Main Street
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Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
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Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
Women's Media Summit: The Women’s Media Summit includes movie-makers, academics, lawmakers, business professionals and supporters to build strategies that end gender inequity in American film and television. The Summit documents gender disparities in media. Although 50% of film school graduates are women only 7% of the 250 top-grossing American films in 2016 were directed by women. Few women hold power positions in film or television; women protagonists are under-represented; and female characters seen in Hollywood films are often stereotyped. In pursuit of gender equality, in 2017 the Summit identified seven ways to end discrimination, and the Women’s Media Action Coalition (WeMAC) was created to implement action plans. The 2018 Summit will focus on these action plans created last year to fight employment discrimination in Hollywood.
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