Emerging Filmmaker Kasha Sequoia Slavner
Jun 09, 2020•29 min•Season 1Ep. 2
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Episode description
'Young people can't not do anything' says Kasha Sequoia Slavner, founder of Sunrise Storytellers and the filmmaker behind 'The Sunrise Storyteller.' Kasha (@globalsunrisers) was interviewed by Daniel for Episode 2 of the Justice in Motion podcast to discuss the differences between equity and equality, the mission of climate justice, and the perks of using mom as a production assistant and logistical lifesaver. Kasha also shares some stories about crowdsourcing her film, practical tips for emerging filmmakers, and perspectives on why so many of today's activists are young people.
'The Sunrise Storyteller' won the Gold Youth Visions Prize at the 2017 Social Justice Film Festival.
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