Reunir captures Tony Rios, A 59 year old homeless man who has lived in Orange, CA for almost half of his life, as he fights for his chance to quit his drug addiction and finally reunite with his family.

Reunir

Handball courts have a history rooted in working class neighborhoods. So what happens when elected officials want to remove a neighborhood cornerstone in order to “curb violence”? This documentary explores the true meaning hand ball courts have had for residents and the impact of removing handball courts.

Protect Our Handball Courts

The lack of parking throughout the city is nothing new to Santa Ana residents, and yet, little has been done by elected officials to address a dire issue. This documentary explores how residents have been impacted by the parking crisis.

Protect Our Residents

Drive through key areas of Santa Ana and its evident that gentrification has drastically transformed much of the city. Main Street is facing the current overhaul, bringing serious concerns of eviction and pushout to both residents and small business owners – much of what happened on Bristol Street. This documentary shares the stories of both residents and business owners of Main Street.

Protect The Community

11th grader Allie is impacted by the events of 2020. Allie makes crucial decisions when she comes back to school. A story that relates to many students coming back from a Pandemic. High school students are confronted by a pandemic and a student by the name of Allie has to make decisions that will either positively or negatively affect her mental health. Her friends' and boyfriend's mental health will be determined by what she decides to do daily in school. Also this video was scripted by students during the pandemic by Fernando Turrel and Villa Park High School teacher Mr. Yap. Everything was shot was lock down was eased in April 2021. Created by Orange County Unified School District students from Mr. Yap's Digital Media Class at Villa Park High School. Stidents created scenarios and developed screenplays and scripts around the negative situations and positive. We decided to show both in this Allie film. Here is the site to our program <a href="http://tinyurl.com/vphsame" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> tinyurl.com/vphsame</a> Allie was produced by Albert Yap and Fernando Turell. Actors include Delanie Jessen, Fernando Turell, Lyrik Brown, Rory Gesler, Jamie Schaffer, Maddy Valetin. It was edited by Yair Benetiz. Screenplay was made by Fernando Turell. Graphic by Albert Yap.

Allie - A Mental Health Awareness Film

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