Production Company: Remedy
Director(s): Josh Sliffe & Austin Simmons
Director of Photography: Josh Sliffe
Producer: Austin Simmons
Shot & Edited by:  Remedy
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Appearances by:
Tonya Vinson, London Belvin, Stacy Surratt, Gab Smith, Charmin Driver, Smedes York
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Music licensed by Music Bed

Using art as a vehicle for leadership, critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork, CAM Raleigh develops student leaders through their unique Docent Program. 

After working extensively with CAM Raleigh in the past, we were excited to create a new film that focused specifically on one of their distinguishing initiatives—the Docent Program. The idea was to shine the spotlight on a particular student who was thriving as a result of the program and show the impact the docents were having on the community. As we set out to make the film, we discovered just how much thought and intention the museum puts into everything—be it the activities they facilitate, the people they introduce the students to, and the responsibility they give to each of the docents. For those of you who have encountered one of the docents during an opening exhibition, you know how integral these students are to the fabric of CAM. The film premiered during the museum’s annual Arthouse fundraising event in May 2015.

Production Company: Remedy
Director(s): Josh Sliffe & Austin Simmons
Produced by: Remedy
Shot & Edited by:  Remedy
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Appearances by:
Mitchell Silver, Jim Goodmon, Vansana Nolintha, Steve Schuster, Thomas Sayre, Marjorie Hodges, Gab Smith, Nancy McFarlane, Joan Certa-Moore, Charman Driver, Jordyn Brautman
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Music licensed by Music Bed

Hoping to spark new thinking by creating ever-changing experiences that explore what’s now and nearing, CAM Raleigh seeks to curate the most contemporary works of art and design possible—those still emerging, growing, and living.

What an exhilarating and fulfilling project to work on! We were approached by the Contemporary Art Museum of Raleigh to create a film that explored the museum’s broad influence throughout their community. The result—a powerful visual narrative that helped CAM articulate its personality and purpose. We spent countless hours with influential members of the city gaining perspective into what CAM Raleigh has done, is doing, and is looking to accomplish in the future. The piece serves as a valuable tool in helping the community understand CAM's vision and purpose. The film premiered during the museum’s annual Arthouse fundraising event in May 2014.