A #MMIW FILM
A haunting and mesmerizing portrait of a small community in Lake County, California, and the story of Vanessa Niko, an indigenous woman who was murdered by the father of her children.
MEET THE FILMMAKERS
Daniel McGreevy
Co-Director & Cinematographer
Daniel McGreevy is a passionate storyteller excited about incorporating social issues into his work. He is from Southern California and is committed to bringing a fight for justice and equity into every project he partakes in.
Audrey Shuppert
Co-Director & Lead Editor
Audrey Shuppert is a documentary filmmaker from East Tennessee. While earning her B.F.A. in Broadcast Journalism and Documentary at Chapman University, Audrey has produced content at top news outlets such as CNN Digital and Dateline NBC. Her previous films include Dolly & I, a portrait of Dolly Parton which premiered at Nashville Film Festival in 2021.
Katharine Johnson
Co-Director & Cinematographer
As a firm believer that everyone has a story that needs to be told, Katharine Johnson strives to give a voice to the unheard. By telling intimate stories, Katharine hopes to connect others to different perspectives and spread empathy and love to a world that needs it the most. She is currently working hard at Chapman University to earn her BFA in Broadcast Journalism and Documentary.
Michael Ross
Producer
Michael Ross is passionate about positively changing lives through the art of documentary storytelling. Michael has directed, written, and produced five films. He has also managed story development and production of 18 student films in Bhutan, Cuba, Nepal, Panama, and the Philippines. Michael is a serial entrepreneur and is on faculty at Chapman University.
