The Notice Foundation

Offering affordable video production to marginalized clients and marginalized narratives. This ongoing project seeks to expand access to high-quality award-winning video production and editing to bipoc queer immigrant businesses and activist groups & narratives. As a result we're adding equity back into The film industry for underprivileged distressed people as well as helping eliminate prejudice and discrimination in The film industry.

Launching self-sustainable business initiatives that primarily support liberation through various methods. Our first project initiative black thoughts was a therapeutic mango shea butter that donated 10% of gross sales profit to The movement for black lives and The united negro college fund. Helped eliminating prejudice and discrimination; defending human and civil rights secured by law;

Focuses on hiring bipoc folx behind The camera as well as in front of The camera requiring that The production hire 90% bipoc folx hire locally work safely according to sag-aftra safety guidelines and to host an ongoing series of panel discussions and workshops for bipoc queer marginalized folx in media. And that's not just through furthering representation of bipoc in white spaces but by continuing to encourage their employment in positions of power throughout The entire filmmaking process.

Screening films representing bipoc queer immigrant and formerly-incarcerated narratives to community stakeholders and fostering community.

Performances and speaking engagements that foster community education and empower for marginalized narratives and communities.

A retail product sold to support The movement for black lives and united negro college fund and community engagement.

Video production work for bipoc immigrants queer and formerly-incarcerated advocacy groups artists businesses and clients.