Apple of Discord Productions LLC

MARIA JUDICE has crafted a space to support authentic voices in media as an IMPACT PRODUCER. She leads the charge through the role of producer with essential business, marketing, and creative skills. She received her M.F.A. from CalArts in Film/Video. As an award winning writer/director, her experience ranges across new media platforms, traditional media, technology, public art and subjects that matter left of center.

Indigo Impact, a meditation on CREATIVE STRATEGIES, focuses on messaging, impact, engagement, audience building, and outreach. A place for thoughtful and authentic voices to connect, collide, and converse. Through words, story and images we build upon or challenge our understandings, making us all wiser as a result.

INDIGO IMPACT
Impact, Outreach & Audience Building
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Tamara Perkins (Director | Producer | Screenwriter) is an award-winning filmmaker focused on stories of transformation. She founded Apple of Discord Productions in 2006, connecting media, activism and healing through programs such as the Wisdom Project and San Quentin Media Project — which trained at-risk youth and incarcerated men in filmmaking as a tool for transformation. Tamara’s film Life After Life (2018) began in her yoga class inside San Quentin State Prison when the men asked her to tell their story, and continues to be a catalyst for learning and advocacy nationally. Justice impacted herself, this film provides an often overlooked proximity in storytelling. Her upcoming films, Clarissa’s Battle and Rebound, were each similarly inspired by a personal connection to the subject matter. As a national speaker, Tamara’s repertoire spans from filmmaking to prison issues and human rights, including TEDx talk titled ‘Life After: Embracing our Common Humanity’. Notable partners include ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, Stanford Law and the Houston Institute for Race and Justice at Harvard Law. She is a recipient of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency’s Media for a Just Society Award. Tamara received her M.F.A. from Vermont College of Fine Arts and is an adjunct faculty at St. Mary’s College of California and Skyline College.