Kristin Brenneman Eno, Founder/Director
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In 2001, while teaching art to five and six-year-old students who repeated television dialogue verbatim as they told and illustrated imaginative stories, and after learning from her future husband Sean Eno how to shoot and edit video, Kristin B. Eno decided to explore the potential of using digital video to support and enhance children’s original stories. Her research (Ed. M., Columbia Teachers College, 2004) and practice (Digital Story Workshop, 2004-2008) led her to see that video making for and by young children (non-actors) was a rich and untapped resource for education and entertainment, and that children even as young as four were ready to participate in the making of their own media. Over the past twelve years, Kristin has offered twenty-five video making opportunities to pre-K through third grade students in NYC public schools, funded by state and local arts budgets and grants, and she has independently directed and produced six video projects outside of schools. Through this work, Kristin has developed an acute understanding of the powerful potential of the video medium as a learning tool, capable of supporting and enhancing young children’s unique stories and imaginative play, which are in turn keys that unlock problem-solving and brain development, in early childhood as well as later in life. After much intense video work within the education sector, in 2008 Kristin made the decision to focus on raising the quality of her videos, and to distribute them widely, which resulted in the establishment of the Little Creatures film company.
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Sandy Brenneman: Freelance manager of nonprofit organizations and assistant to groups working together to change the way children and families are served. |
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Cozbi Cabrera: Clothing Designer, Illustrator, Doll Maker, Owner of Brooklyn boutique Cozbi
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Renee Cherow-O'Leary: President of Education for the 21st Century, a consulting group that develops multimedia curricular materials. Former professor of English Ed at Columbia Teachers College; former research director at the Magazine Group, Children's Television Workshop. |
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Mark Cortegiano: Attorney who serves the diverse needs of small businesses, including entity formation, financing, acquisitions and sales, litigation and bankruptcy. |
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Sean Eno: Photographer, Musician, Writer, Motion Graphics Designer for Film/TV |
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Damaris Cozza: Assistant Director/Producer |
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Roman Jaquez: Director of Photography |
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Henri Falconi: 2nd Camera, 1st Assistant Director |
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Sean Eno: Super 8 Cinematographer, Score, Titles |
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Jenna Haley: Post-Production Assistant |
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John Moros: Sound Recordist / Designer |
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Rory Cash: Assistant Sound Recordist |
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Michelle Chang: Editor |
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Erin Martell: Co-Editor; Editor, Spirit Ship Trailer |
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Lainie Anderson: Production Assistant |
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Sarah Hoit: Costume Design |
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Kristy Van Alstyne: Props Manager |
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Shariffa Martinez: Child Wrangler |
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Liz Eno:
Still Photographer |
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Brian Welsh: Grip |
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Kathy Malone: Milo's Costume |
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Elisha Georgiou: Sophia's Costume, Props |
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Ray Hall: Community Liaison |
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Spirit Children |
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Anastasia (5) |
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Milo (10) |
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Sophia (4) |
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Children of Earth |
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Heaven (6) |
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Lindsy (9) |
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Maya (10) |
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