We are sibling filmmakers who graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. We grew up immersed in stories- from books to television shows and movies. We would watch old Hollywood classic films starting as early as age five- sometimes watching three or four a day. If we weren't watching a film- we were making one. Every summer growing up, we gathered a group of friends together to make a short film, and then we would screen the film in our high school's auditorium for the entire school. We didn't know what it all meant then, but we knew we felt the most joy when we were consumed in a story- because, for a moment, we could escape into something greater. 

Storytelling can transport us to a different place and remind us that we are not alone in our grief and in our joy. Films prove that we are made for eternity; they hint that we are wired to worship something greater and more beautiful than just ourselves and our own lives. Filmmaking is a selfless act. This is when we find the greatest joy; these moments of awe and wonder are what we truly live for. Films are God's way of whispering to us. What a privilege, what an honor, to be able to be a part of that filmmaking process.

Soli Deo Gloria

-Rita & Luke Konopasky