allison rodgers

The banjo is back. Meet Little Nora Brown the preteen Kentucky style claw hammer picking prodigy. A 12-year-old girl is supposed to do things a certain way. Listen to certain kinds of artists. Play certain kinds of instruments. They’re certainly not supposed to play century-old banjo music that bridges cultural and geographical boundaries. But Nora Brown isn’t your ordinary 12-year-old. She’s redefining what a young musician can and can’t do.

Executive Producer: Bai Water
Executive Producer: Brickhouse Projects / Billy Linker
Producer: Alli Rodgers
Director: Joshua Z Weinstein
Steadicam: Jamie Northrup
AC: Gabrirel Pimenta
Editor: Adam Weber
Sound: JC Gorritti
Sound Mix: Sebastian Apolinario
Colorist: Irving Harvey

Written by Miya Folick, Justin Raisen, & Luke Niccoli Produced by Justin Raisen, Yves Rothman, & Miya Folick

Co-production: Luke Niccoli

Director: Bryan Schlam  // @bryanschlam

Director of Photography: Ben Carey // @bennncareyyy

Producer: Allison Rodgers + Brickhouse Projects // @brickhouseprojectsSteadicam:

Tanner Carlson // @tanner_carlson

Assistant Camera: DJ Carroll // @camera_dj

Maybe This Year is a documentary film about the improbable 2017 season of the Philadelphia Eagles, and the best fans in the NFL.

Director: Kyle Thrash
Producer: Ian Ross
Cinematography: Michael Faller
Editors: Matt Schaff, Mark Tumas
Executive Producer: Jenifer Westphal
Executive Producer: Don Argott
Executive Producer: Demian Fenton
Executive Producer:  Sheena M. Joyce
Executive Producer: Michael Sherman
Co-Executive Producer: Jake Westphal
Associate Producer: Bridget Deely
Associate Producer: Taylor Wildenhaus
Producer / Supervising Producer: Joe Plummer
Co-producer: Bobby Reed
Producer: Kyle Thrash
Production Manager: Allison Rodgers
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Executive Producer: Casual Films
Producer/Director: Alli Rodgers
Director of Photography: Cara Gordon

A short dance film about two strangers who meet in the middle of Brooklyn. Premiered on Nowness.

Director: Bryan Schlam
Producer: Allison Rodgers
Director Of Photography: Ben Carey
Dancer: Christina Vargas

Brittany Young started B-360 Baltimore to change negative perceptions of dirt bike culture by teaching science, technology, engineering and maths to help kids secure meaningful career opportunities.

Executive Producer: Redbull / Casual Films
Producer: Alli Rodgers

Director: Bryan SchlamDirector of Photography: Bob BlankemeierProducer: Allison Rodgers

Director: Bryan Schlam
Producer: Allison Rodgers
Director of Photography: Ben Carey
Steadicam: Tanner Carlson
AC: DJ Carroll
Executive Producer: Billy Linker

Atlantic City Character Study is a short documentary about the people who pass through one of America’s most well-known resort towns as it teeters on the brink of economic collapse. The film captures the unique atmosphere of the city and gives viewers a realistic portrayal of what if feels like to walk the streets of the "poor man's Las Vegas"

Directed by Ben Carey/Billy Linker
Edited by Caitlin Carr + Bryan Schlam
Color Grade by Sam Gursky @ Irving Harvey
Sound Design by Bobb Barito
Title Design by John Christon
Associate Produced by Allison Rodgers
Special Thanks to Irish Pub