As I’ve developed this film over the past few years, it has become clear that Faces should exist beyond a festival audience.
Throughout my career, I’ve seen firsthand how film can open conversations that might not happen otherwise. Whether through mentorship, community programming, or arts education, some of the most meaningful moments come after the screening, when people ask questions, share their own experiences, and weigh new perspectives that come from interacting with a film or piece of art that’s completely new to them.
That’s the kind of space I want Faces to create.
As Faces continues its life beyond production, my goal is to partner with nonprofits, colleges and universities, museums, and community organizations to host screenings that bring people together in conversation.
Every audience brings a different perspective, and I’m interested in creating space where those perspectives can meet. Whether it’s a campus screening, a conversation with a local advocacy organization, or a community event, I hope these partnerships encourage people to engage with the film long after they’ve left the room.
We are looking for non profit and community organizations interested in partnering with us. If you are interested, contact Jasmine @ jbsiddallfilm@gmail.com.