About Us

Directors - Jason Greer and Vanessa Cicarelli are high school sweethearts that have  been together for over 25 years. Jason was born in Bozeman, MT and  Vanessa in Montreal, QC. They now live in Upstate New York where they  raise their children and run a family business. They started Greer  Cicarelli Photography in 2000. Their business has grown over the years  from family and wedding photography to commercial photography and video  production. Their work has been featured in numerous magazines and  publications both nationally and internationally. They have worked for  companies such as GoDaddy, Bombardier, PenAir, BMW, Family Dollar,  Canadian Pacific Rail Ways, The Adirondack Coast, and many more.

Jason  and Vanessa believe in telling authentic stories, be it through  photography or film.  She is their first full length directorial  endeavor. What began as a passion project has grown into a life of its  own. She is set to become a full-length documentary delicately  interweaving the weight of the forgotten with feminine beauty and the  power of knowledge.

Executive Producer - Sue Vicory is a three time Telly Award winning filmmaker, and creator of the not for profit production company Heartland Films ,  Inc. Her first film entitled “Homelessness & the Power of One“ had  it's debuted in 2005, shortly after Katrina hit New Orleans. It went on  to raise $200,000 for shelters while winning numerous awards.

Since  then, Sue has produced more than 11 films of her own, as well as been  involved in many other film projects including, Associate Producer on  the reality show "Win Place Show", and co-producer on the reality show,  "Miracle Mob", Executive Producer on the series "American HerStory".

Sue  has been a moderator as well as sat on a panel at the Sundance Film  Festival representing women filmmakers. Sue has been a judge for both  the Regional and National Emmys. She is a member of the Alliance of  Women Directors based in LA. “Women Documentary Filmmakers” is a web  site Sue created for the visibility of women documentary filmmakers from  around the world.

Co-Writer - Jaramy Conners realized he was going to be a writer in seventh grade, when his English teacher challenged him to write a story. His first story was terrible, but fortunately, no one told him that. From that moment on, he was rarely seen without notebook and pen. Eager to improve his craft, he studied creative writing at St. Lawrence University and earned his MFA from Chatham University. For the past twelve years, he has worked as a writer in the tech industry, developing thousands of technical guides, blog posts, media scripts, and anything else that needed well-crafted words. He also continued to write stories. His short story “Steve” was awarded the Katherine Paterson Prize by Hunger Mountain, and he is actively working on a variety of creative projects for children and adults.