Emmy-nominated series
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The Future Starts Here is a short-form series that captured audiences, tackling a wide range of subjects including the science behind social media, parenting with technology, the creative process, gender and transgender identities, and the relationship between humans and robots.
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SEASON 1
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BONUS BEHIND THE SCENES
A MOBILIZATION FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND THE PLANET
An inspiring art activation during Climate Week
featuring Tiffany Shlain’s Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring on view at Madison Square Park
SEPTEMBER 21st, 2024 | 10am at Madison Square Park, NYC
Saturday, September 21st, 10am
Join Tiffany Shlain of Let it Ripple, and partners including Women Connect4Good, Project Dandelion, ERA Coalition, NOW, Vital Voices, and more for a powerful event at Madison Square Park in NYC on Saturday, September 21st at 10am that will connect, inspire, amplify and mobilize people to the polls. The event also includes the NYC unveiling of Tiffany Shlain’s sculpture Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring, which was last featured on the National Mall in DC. The program features speakers in the gender equality and climate justice movement along with select cast members from the Tony award-winning Broadway musical, SUFFS. Participants are invited to wear white.
This is a non-partisan event and free and open to the public. RSVP for all the details.
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Praise for Previous Films
"Super thought-provoking."
Cosmopolitan
"A romp on where the human race is heading."
Hollywood Reporter
"I could not take my eyes off of it."
The New York Times
"The future of filmmaking."
Tech Crunch
Praise for Previous Films
"Super thought-provoking."
Cosmopolitan
"A romp on where the human race is heading."
Hollywood Reporter
"I could not take my eyes off of it."
The New York Times
"The future of filmmaking."
Tech Crunch