In this short documentary, Foveal Media explores the vital role of Mexico's ejidos—community-owned land systems—in preserving the Maya Forest. Through interviews with members of the ejidos of Tres Garantías and X-Hazil Sur, we learn how local indigenous communities are actively engaged in sustainable forest management. The ejido system, which ensures that 70% of Mexico’s forests are under communal stewardship, allows indigenous groups to maintain a delicate balance between traditional economic practices, such as subsistence farming and beekeeping, and the health of the forest. By working in harmony with their environment, these communities offer a powerful example of how indigenous knowledge and sustainable practices can play a critical role in forest conservation. Produced by Foveal Media

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Short video produced for CAM's 20th Anniversary Gala-2024

Short documentary on Hibdon Hardwood, Inc. Located at 1410 N. Broadway, St. Louis, MO 63102. https://www.hibdonhardwood.com/

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Short documentary on the Curator's perspective on the Assembly Required Exhibit at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.

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Video collaboration with Shinra Knives for the Girl Missing [Official Video]

"Hot" from Middle Class Fashion's upcoming album EGO (September 2017) Find more at http://www.middleclassfashion.com Produced by: Foveal Media http://fovealmedia.com/ Visual Design: Chizmo.TV https://www.instagram.com/chizmo.tv/

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"Bad Dream" from Middle Class Fashion's album EGO Find more at http://www.middleclassfashion.com Director/Editor: Chad Eivins Cinematographer: Bryan Dematteis Produced by: Foveal Media http://fovealmedia.com/ Visual Design: Chizmo.TV https://www.instagram.com/chizmo.tv/

Short promo video produced for RAC Cultura

Promotional video done for Van McElwee and Laumeier Sculpture Park. An augmented reality piece on display until May 2021.

“Chloë Bass: Wayfinding" is an outdoor exhibition installed throughout the Pulitzer Arts Foundation's campus. It features thirty-two sculptures and an audio artwork that encourage private reflection in public space, intensifying everyday moments. Composed of questions, observations, sentiments, and images written and collected by New York-based artist Chloë Bass (b. 1984), the exhibition draws intimate connections between people. — Audio: Excerpt from the "Wayfinding" audio artwork, featuring Chloë Bass , Damon Davis, Cheeraz Gormon, and Ron Himes. Music: "Looking At (Isn't Just Looking)" by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste Video: @FovealMedia

Promotional video for Edward Burden's "Language Of Objects" photography showing in October 2019 at Galeria Obscura, St. Louis. Edward Burden https://www.edwardburden.com/ Produced by: Foveal Media https://www.fovealmedia.com/ Music: Heavy Pauses https://heavypauses.bandcamp.com/track/baba-o-really-w-in-one-thick

Documentary Title: The Black Artists’ Group of St. Louis: Creation Equals Movement Approximate Running Time: 48 minutes The Black Artists’ Group of St. Louis (BAG) formed in the late 1960s as an arts collective devoted to raising black consciousness, battling social injustice, and exploring the far reaches of experimental performance. Growing out of the Black Arts Movement, BAG was unique with its blending of music, poetry, drama, dance, and the visual arts. Through their interdisciplinary approach, BAG addressed many of the day’s most pressing social issues and brought awareness to the struggles faced by Black city residents. Beyond St. Louis, BAG’s musicians became influential in Europe and in New York, where members helped to found the Loft Jazz scene. Although BAG’s life in St. Louis was brief, several of their members have gone on to impressive careers in the arts. Locally, the group’s spirit lives on in the many St. Louis musicians who cut their chops learning to play in BAG’s community arts classes. Through rare archival footage and interviews with the collective’s key players, BAG: Creation Equals Movement shines a light on this untold St. Louis story of passion, creative vision, and community. Director: Bryan Dematteis Producers: Chad Eivins, Brian Woodman, George Sams, Anna Minx Cast: Oliver Lake, Charles “Bobo” Shaw, Malinke Elliott, Hamiet Bluiett, JD Parran, Julius Hemphill, Portia Hunt, Shirley LeFlore, George Sams, Percy Green II, Patricia Cruz, Ben Looker, Dennis Owsley https://www.bagstl.com/

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Short documentary about the collaboration between Studio Land Arts and the Pulitzer Arts Foundation. Video by Foveal Media

Short promotional video highlighting the Chloë Bass: Wayfinding exhibit at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.

Highlight reel from the Juneteenth Community Ride. Sponsored by Trailnet, 4theVille, and the Missouri Historical Society. Ride partners: Foveal Media, Tre G Music, and St. Louis Shakespeare Festival. 2021 Community Rides are sponsored by Lochmueller Group, REI, and St. Louis Public Radio.

Video highlighting the history of the 13th Street Community Garden.