Documentaries

Diamond Spencer, an up-and-coming mogul and owner of VLOG TV, a public relations / media company for local artists, is making a name for herself in Milwaukee, by bringing her out-of-the-box ideas to life despite an inconsistent job climate. 

Many people thought that the youth would come out in droves for the 2018 elections, but voting in the demographic stayed the same as always.

A campaign to replace Milwaukee’s outdated flag sees public acceptance, but is met by bureaucratic resistance.

A unique look inside a little-known club on UWM’s campus.

A glance into local artist Abby Jeanne’s world, and Cosmic Weekend, a two day event inspired by her life, music career, art and friends.

 A mother turns her grief into giving to spread kindness and remember her child.

A father and his mother reflect on leaving the Jehovah’s Witness religion.

John Wisneski reflects on a life well lived, including his time in an orphanage, being in World War II and what it’s like to be in assisted living. Interview with filmmaker Sam Wisneski:

In the wake of the “Me Too” and “Time’s Up” movements, four Milwaukee students discuss their experiences as women in film. Interview with filmmakers Jennifer Leu, Kaitlin Mader, and Reilly Peterman:

My Milwaukee is a short documentary about a male from Texas in his mid-20’s living in the city of Milwaukee,Wisconsin. From living the college life to bar hopping, this Texan has embarked on a journey he never anticipated. Interview with filmmaker Roberto Garza:

In a world where digital movie-watching has now become the norm, a chain of old-fashioned video rental stores across the United States has continued to thrive. Our documentary explores one store in Wisconsin and uncovers the secret to their success. Interview with filmmakers Rachel Altman and Sam Caravello: