GUEST SPEAKER
TOKYO AMERICAN CENTER
My creative work has earned international recognition — I was invited by the Tokyo Short Shorts Film Festival and flown to Tokyo, Japan, to speak on a panel at the Tokyo American Center before an audience of ninety journalists from across the Asia-Pacific region, where we explored the art of filmmaking and creative storytelling.
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS
OUR PROMISE
We are passionate about documenting socially conscious stories that make a difference in the way we see the world. While traveling for eight years throughout Southeast Asia with her husband and young son, Renee and her crew, created seven short films: ‘Katy Sullivan’, a double amputee runner with Paralympic potential, the ‘Think/Positive’ series on long-time survivors with HIV and Black Teens with HIV, ‘Tired Tokyo’ a documentary on public safety in Japan, and four other short films. Renee is a founding member of TAG, (The Actor’s Group) at the Independent Theater, The Yellow Brick Studio, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
"Cinema was my rite of passage."—John Singleton
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Katy Sullivan—Short Film
WATCH ON YOUTUBEOfficial Selection
Short Shorts Film Festival Tokyo Japan 2008Dingle International Film Festival Ireland 2007
Beijing International Film Festival China 2007
Nashville International Film Festival USA 2007
Seeds of Tolerance Current TV USA 2007
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Think Positive—Short Film
WATCH ON YOUTUBEOfficial Selection
Frameline 28 San Francisco USA 2004Newport Beach Film Festival USA 2004
Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival USA 2004
Brisbane Queer Film Festival AUSTRALIA 2004
Capital Queer Short Film Festival AUSTRALIA 2004
Sydney New Mardi Gras Gay & Lesbian AUSTRALIA 2004
Melbourne Queer Film Festival AUSTRALIA 2004—Nominated for two awards: Audience Choice & Emerging Filmmaker
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Tired Tokyo—Short Film
WATCH ON YOUTUBEOfficial Selection
Festival Cinerail Paris France 2008Louis Vuitton Hawaii International Film Festival USA 2004
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Think Positive Teenagers—Short Film
WATCH ON YOUTUBEDocumentary on HIV created to educate teenagers on HIV.
Features Dr. Kathy Ferbas, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA World Aids Day, Los Angeles, California.
Interview of Renee Brown
Interview of Renee Brown by Spoiler Alert Radio, All Things Film, locally and globally, July 2008.