Supporters

Our movement is growing.  We have early supporters in three-time Oscar nominated cinematographer Dan Laustsen, Oscar winning production designer Tamara Deverell, Oscar winning costume designers Ruth E. Carter and Deborah L. Scott, and Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude cinematographer Sarasvati Herrera.

 

We also collaborated  and worked in partnership with Kodak Film to create a visual love letter to filmmakers. The film gained traction, surpassing 220,000 views, and momentum continues to build as it is reshared daily by filmmakers around the world. You can view our 60 second ode to screen artists here.  

We officially launched  in Variety, and Guillermo del Toro kindly reposted our story on X.com in support of our mission. Our story was covered on Sky News in a segment about the future of film, which you can watch here. We are currently in conversation with many guilds and unions around the world, and we are proud to have partnered with the Directors Guild of Canada and the Minor Performer Alliance, as we work to protect the livelihoods of artists around the world. You can scroll down to see the statements from both Guilds. 

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If you would like to support our movement to keep our art-form deeply and unapologetically human, send an email to william@thehumanmademark.com and follow us on Instagram on @MakeItHumanMade