A single mother begins receiving messages from her ancestors as she sets out to make it to a life changing job interview. Debut Feature Film written and directed by Dawn Jones Redstone. Visit motherofcolorfilm.com to learn more.

Daily routines intersect with the turmoil of the world outside as three Black Portlanders go about their day during the COVID shutdown in Oregon. Directed by Dawn Jones Redstone. Voted Best Pacific Northwest Film at Tacoma Film Festival. Visit Artists Repertory's website to learn more. https://artistsrep.org/performance/see-me-2/

An apprentice carpenter facing discrimination must choose between keeping her job or making a stand. (2016) Currently distributed by Collective Eye. https://www.collectiveeye.org/products/sista-in-the-brotherhood Winner Best Short Film and Best Oregon Short Film at Portland International Film Festival in Portland, OR Winner Best Narrative Short at Workers United Film Festival in NYC Winner Spirit Award at Reel Sisters Film Festival in NYC Winner Best Short at Local Sightings Film Festival in Seattle, WA Official Selection Portland Film Festival Official Selection Sarasota Film Festival Official Selection Bronze Lens Film Festival Official Selection International Black Film Festival Official Selection Bluestocking Film Series Official Selection Revolution Me Film Festival Official Selection Portland Oregon Women's Festival Official Selection San Francisco Black Film Festival Official Selection Afrikana Independent Film Festival Official Selection Local Sightings Film Festival in Seattle Directed by Dawn Jones Redstone Produced by Roberta Hunte Written by Dawn Jones Redstone and Kjerstin Johnson Co-Executive Produced by Dawn Jones Redstone and Roberta Hunte Starring sidony o'neal www.sistainthebrotherhood.com

Surrounded by the beauty and volatility of nature, Cynthia gets more than she bargained for from both her date and the hike. Winner Best LGBTQ Film at Indie Shorts Fest, Best LGBTQ Film at Oregon Independent Film Festival

In a dystopic but recognizable America, street riots are common, tap water is undrinkable, and you’re lucky if you get health insurance. Regina (played by Sidony O'neal) usually keeps her head down to just get by, especially at work. As a customer service rep for Alleviate, she must reject health coverage for desperate callers all day in order to do her job. But when her younger cousin Abigail is in need of a criminalized medical procedure, she must decide what price she’s willing to pay for justice. The film also stars Paige Moreland and Ana del Rocío. We Have Our Ways was written by Kjerstin Johnson, directed by Dawn Jones Redstone, produced by Christian Henry and made possible by a grant from the Regional Arts and Culture Council. * 2018 Winner - Best Oregon Short Film - Portland International Film Festival * Official Selection - 2018 Portland International Film Festival * Named one of Willamette Week's 'Favorite Portland Movies' * Official Selection - 2018 Bronze Lens Film Festival of Atlanta * Official Selection - 2018 San Antonio Film Festival * Official Selection - 2018 Local Sightings Film Festival in Seattle * Official Selection - 2018 The Workers Unite Film Festival in NY * Official Selection - 2018 Afrikana Film Festival in VA * Official Selection - 2018 Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival in NY Purchased by Aspire TV owned by Magic Johnson Enterprises for release.

Dawn served as the Director of Photography on this film. Go to www.graphicmeans.com to learn more! Graphic Means is now touring theaters, festivals and events through the end of the year. It was released for educational/institutional license sales in January 2018, and will be for the general public in November 2018.