Films
In Production
Not Exactly Love
An intimate glimpse at the lives of several people affected by teenage dating violence that starts a needed conversation about not only the deadly consequences and the long-lasting effect on victims, but the grassroots movement underway to force awareness of this epidemic in order to change the norm.
She Got Next
A six-year-old cross-fitter, a junior world champion, and a seventeen year old goal scoring phenom are just a few of the characters on the brink of greatness in She Got Next— a series of cinematic short films about rising athletes (who also happen to be women,) the challenges they face, and the family bonds that help push them to the top.
Recent Films
Changing the Fertility Game
In this six part series, we hear from professional basketball players Sue Bird and Breanna Stewart about their decision to freeze their eggs, and we get an intimate glimpse into their experiences going through the process, as well as their advice for other women considering their fertility options.
The Woman Who Follows The Wind
Mikaya Heart was 52 when she took up kitesurfing. “Sometimes people look at me and they just see a little old lady,” Heart, now 65, says. “Then I go out there on the water and this is obviously not the way little old ladies behave.” More than just a sport to her, kitesurfing helped Heart heal from a childhood trauma and find peace and joy in her life.
This short film was produced through partnership with Glassbreaker Films and The Center for Investigative Reporting and published on Glamour. You can view the full story on Glamour.com: How Taking Up Kitesurfing at 52 Helped This Woman Heal From Childhood Abuse
Executive Producer
These shorts are a sample of some of the films completed through the Glassbreaker Films initiative from 2017-2018. Click through to find out more information about each film and the brilliant directors that brought them to life.
Senior Producer
These shorts were produced during the Glassbreaker Films’ filmmaker-in-residence program led by Aubrey, in partnership with The Center for Investigative Reporting. Click through to see the full projects and to learn more about the teams that brought each film to life.
