Little Light Creative

A video produced for Downtown Durham, Inc. to show the vitality of small businesses in Downtown Durham.

This is a video I shot for Duke University Health System for their Fertility Clinic.

The Durham Public Schools Foundation recently launched Gratitude for Greatness. A program that celebrates all DPS faculty as they navigate these trying times.

The Durham Public Schools Foundation recently launched Gratitude for Greatness. A program that celebrates all DPS faculty as they navigate these trying times.

This is a video shot and edited for Danny Nowell, Carrboro Town Council candidate. Danny is a progressive focusing on affordable housing and working-class citizens.

Working in a male dominated field like forestry can be challenging. Erin Herrin, area harvesting manager & forester at Georgia-Pacific's Diboll building products facility in East Texas, encourages young girls to continuously push themselves. “Don’t let self-doubt get the better of you and look for opportunities to progress yourself in your career, even the opportunities you don’t feel like you’re capable of.” #SeeHer

Dr. Heval Mohamed Kelli came to the US as a Syrian refugee. Now he's shaping the future of medicine in America.

Six trangender individuals speak about their gender identity, and what it means to be transgender.

Three Part Harmony Farm's 3rd annual farm festival in 2015 included a beautiful, collaborative mural art project that was coordinated by Caryl Henry Alexander and sponsored by Eco Hermanas. In addition to creating a mural together, people shared a potluck meal, planted garlic, created poetry, played DC Fair Food Games, listened to music, and enjoyed fellowship and warm cider around the bonfire. It has been an amazing three years with an amazing farm community. Videographer and filmmaker Jordan Mendys filmed the farm festival and created this awesome film about the farm. Check out the amazing photos that Tyler Grigsby took: https://www.flickr.com/photos/threepartharmonyfarm/sets/7215765957421631 Three Part Harmony Farm grows vegetables, flowers, herbs and fruit on a two acre plot in DC. We are using sustainable practices, without chemical pesticides or herbicides. Grow with us. We offer a community-supported agriculture program, a locally based economic model of agriculture and food distribution. It’s a relationship between the community and the farmer. Members pay in advance to pick up a share of the harvest throughout the growing season. Selling our produce before the season begins, allows us to focus on the actual farm work. You gain the peace of mind that comes from knowing how and where your food is grown. Food and justice for all. We donate produce to soup kitchens and food pantries that redistribute food to people in need. We also work on campaigns to create more equity in the food system. Three Part Harmony Farm has an active work exchange program where people can work in exchange for fresh produce from the farm. Local food production through urban farming saves energy and promotes food sovereignty by taking a step towards breaking the dependence on a fragile and increasingly unwieldy global food system. We're committed to help grow new farms and farmers in DC, and to support Black and People of Color owned farms throughout the US. We collaborate with other like-minded enterprises to see our city thrive socially and economically. Connect with us at info@threepartharmonyfarm.org or 202-427-7146