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    Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

    Diversity in Filmmaking

    Highlighting our core value of Community seems especially appropriate now. As written in the definition of our Community core value, “We are a people-first oriented business … Every decision shows our commitment to being a good corporate citizen and our ongoing effort to do what’s right for our employees and our customers.” Throughout the year we have held a series of discussions with some of today’s most influential filmmakers as well as upcoming filmmakers in the entertainment industry. These artists talk about their journey into the industry, advice to young aspiring artists, and the art that has had an impact on their work. Join us in reflecting on their art and how it shaped and inspired the world we live in today.

    The conversations

    Chayse Irvin

    Cinematographer

    Iliana Ipes

    Cinematographer

    Danny Durr

    CLT

    Jenny Scarlata

    CLT

    John Rosario

    Cinematographer

    Emilia Mendieta Córdova

    Cinematographer

    Josh Davis

    CLT

    John Alcantara

    CLT

    Jomo Fray

    Cinematographer

    Sheri Sussman

    Writer/Director

    Jamal Solomon

    Cinematographer

    Films that inspire us

    Nomadland (2020)

    Directed by Chloe Zhao
    Available on Hulu

    Parasite (2019)

    Directed by Bong Joon-ho
    Available on Hulu

    The Revenant (2015)

    Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu
    Available on Hulu

    Zero Dark Thirty (2012)

    Directed by Kathryn Bigelow
    Available on Starz

    Do the Right Thing (1989)

    Directed by Spike Lee
    Available on Hulu

    Moonlight (2016)

    Directed by Barry Jenkins
    Available on Netflix

    Get Out (2017)

    Directed by Jordan Peele
    Available on Hulu

    Selma (2014)

    Directed by Ava DuVernay
    Available on Hulu

    Pan’s Labyrinth (2006)

    Directed by Guillermo del Toro
    Available on Netflix

    Lady Bird (2018)

    Directed by Greta Gerwig
    Available on Netflix

    Minari (2020)

    Directed by Lee Isaac Chung
    Available on Amazon Prime

    Children of Men (2006)

    Directed by Alfonso Cuarón
    Available on Showtime