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Kristy has young-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Her daughter, Andrea, is determined to help her live her best life. As they find their groove within a new family dynamic, they have also discovered a refreshed sense of joy in their togetherness.

Director & Editor - Elaine White • DP - Cornelius Kyle Rosenbaum • Producer - Anna Zhou

Andrea is a full-time caregiver to her mother, Kristy, who has early-onset Alzheimer's. Together they navigate a new family dynamic, confront the realities of cognitive decline, and discover a fresh sense of joy in togetherness.

"The gift that you've been given, is the gift your actually supposed to give back"- Jill Fiore

A Thoughtmatter.org docu-series.The 9th and final episode features Jill Fiore, a musician from the lower east side, who grappled with the effects of lockdown in her community, so she did something about it.

Sean lives with psoriasis and is a standup comedian. Sean opens up to audiences and uses comedy as a way to cope saying "I have to laugh, because otherwise, what's the point?"

DP - Cornelius Kyle Rosenbaum

In honor of Juneteenth, the New York City chapter of Nike’s Black Employee Network, in partnership with BLXCK of Tik Tok, will hold a celebration of Blackness in Motion, BEN’s theme for 2023.

Client - Nike • DP - Cornelius Kyle Rosenbaum • Editor - R.B Umali

“There’s a place and a pace for you here at Harlem Run.” – Marjorie “Ma” Louis, Harlem Run member

In NYC, Run Crews play a significant role in their communities.

Harlem Run is a collective of runners passionate about running and community. Marcus Garvey Park is the site of their weekly Monday Night Runs (at 7pm) they've been hosting since their founding in 2013. Harlem Run's mission is to transform the lives of urban communities through passion, service, and curated running experiences. They welcome runners, walkers, and joggers of all sizes, ages, and abilities as they run the streets of their iconic neighborhood and get fit together.

Visual artist Sophia Dawson's portraits create empathy for victims of police brutality, applying pressure on a system that doesn’t always protect their constitutional rights.