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S.H.A.R.E. follows a day in the life of dogged coordinators and participants of a life-saving, grassroots Winnipeg program: Sex Workers Have Access to Resources Equitably.
In exploring how this life-saving drop-in program for current and former sex workers is run, we learn about the systemic challenges faced by sex workers in Canada, what it means to be a sex worker, and what it really takes to advocate alongside them.
Originally from Halifax, NS, Emma Buchanan is an emerging queer filmmaker and video creator based in Toronto. After working in grassroots organizing and for non-profits for over a decade, she started Visual Change Video: an independent agency specializing in compelling, accessible, and narrative-driven content for social and environmental justice movements. S.H.A.R.E. is her first short documentary.
Jordan Molaro is the President of Nu Media Films Inc. and Founder of the Nu Media Education Program based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Jordan is a proud Anishinaabe/Red River Métis writer, editor, and director, driven by an incredible passion for the art of filmmaking. Born and raised in the North End of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jordan was exposed early to filmmaking. This passion, along with the Seven Sacred teachings, kept him in check and balance. It became quite apparent that Jordan’s life would be centred upon his passion for filmmaking. Jordan has served on juries across Canada for the Canadian Media Fund, Telefilm, and various regional funds in Manitoba. As a producer, Jordan has worked with many national and international broadcasters, OTTs, International NPOs, and Indigenous communities while upholding community values and protocols. Currently, Jordan is set to direct a feature film entitled Four Days and has a feature-length documentary that has received funding from Netflix.
S.H.A.R.E. follows a day in the life of dogged coordinators and participants of a life-saving, grassroots Winnipeg program: Sex Workers Have Access to Resources Equitably.
In exploring how this life-saving drop-in program for current and former sex workers is run, we learn about the systemic challenges faced by sex workers in Canada, what it means to be a sex worker, and what it really takes to advocate alongside them.
Originally from Halifax, NS, Emma Buchanan is an emerging queer filmmaker and video creator based in Toronto. After working in grassroots organizing and for non-profits for over a decade, she started Visual Change Video: an independent agency specializing in compelling, accessible, and narrative-driven content for social and environmental justice movements. S.H.A.R.E. is her first short documentary.
Jordan Molaro is the President of Nu Media Films Inc. and Founder of the Nu Media Education Program based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Jordan is a proud Anishinaabe/Red River Métis writer, editor, and director, driven by an incredible passion for the art of filmmaking. Born and raised in the North End of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jordan was exposed early to filmmaking. This passion, along with the Seven Sacred teachings, kept him in check and balance. It became quite apparent that Jordan’s life would be centred upon his passion for filmmaking. Jordan has served on juries across Canada for the Canadian Media Fund, Telefilm, and various regional funds in Manitoba. As a producer, Jordan has worked with many national and international broadcasters, OTTs, International NPOs, and Indigenous communities while upholding community values and protocols. Currently, Jordan is set to direct a feature film entitled Four Days and has a feature-length documentary that has received funding from Netflix.
