Sangre Violenta / Sangre Violeta | PRODUCER
Sangre Violenta / Sangre Violeta | PRODUCER
 Shouting Down Midnight | ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Shouting Down Midnight | ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
 MOVING TOGETHER | Director & Producer
MOVING TOGETHER | Director & Producer
 EL FANTASMA | Producer
EL FANTASMA | Producer
 Sweet Sweet Kink: A Collection of BDSM Stories | Director & Producer
Sweet Sweet Kink: A Collection of BDSM Stories | Director & Producer
 THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN THE BATHROOM | Producer
THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN THE BATHROOM | Producer
 From Texas to Tokyo: The Hurley Sisters | co-director & producer
From Texas to Tokyo: The Hurley Sisters | co-director & producer
 From Texas to Tokyo: Jordan Santana | co-director & producer
From Texas to Tokyo: Jordan Santana | co-director & producer
 From Texas to Tokyo: Ginny Fuchs | co-director & producer
From Texas to Tokyo: Ginny Fuchs | co-director & producer
 From Texas to Tokyo: Michelle Carter | co-director & producer
From Texas to Tokyo: Michelle Carter | co-director & producer
Sangre Violenta / Sangre Violeta | PRODUCERThis short documentary weaves together three stories from a grieving father, an inspiring musician and survivor, and a radical feminist collective to illustrate the horrifying realities of gender violence in Mexico. World Premiere at SXSW 2024Producer by Maggie M. BaileyDirected by Edna Diaz & Arturo R. Jiménez
Shouting Down Midnight | ASSOCIATE PRODUCERMSNBC Films presents “Shouting Down Midnight,” the first installment of the new documentary series “The Turning Point,” executive produced by Trevor Noah. The film shines a light on former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis, who stood up against her state’s 2013 restrictive anti-abortion bill and galvanized a new generation of activists in the fight for women’s reproductive healthcare. World Premiere SXSW 2022Associate Producer
MOVING TOGETHER | Director & Producer2022Moving Together explores and celebrates the collaborative relationship between music and dance, musicians and dancers, through three different lenses: Flamenco, African, and Modern dance.From each genre, we will follow a musician and a dancer who collaborate together, either for performance or class. Through these three parallel collaborations, we will observe the differences and similarities in the relationships and work processes between these dancers and musicians, ultimately getting a glimpse into the universal languages of dance and music.FEATURED ARTISTS Michael Wall, Jesse Zaritt, Olivia Chacón, Isaí Chacón, Michelle N. Gibson, & Thaddeus Ford. FESTIVALS Dance on Camera 2024 at the Lincoln Center, San Souci Festival of Dance Cinema, American Dance Festival Movies by Movers, CINEDANS, and more. AWARDS Best Documentary and Feature Length Film at CINEDANS in Amsterdam
EL FANTASMA | Producer2021In the Fall of 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald travels to Mexico City in pursuit of a visa to the Soviet Union. At the Cuban Consulate, he meets a woman, Silvia Duran, who might be the key to getting what he wants. Based on real events.STARRING Ellar Coltrane, Fernanda Rivera, Giancarlo Ruiz, Harding Junior, Nestor Torres, Sofía Rodríguez AbbudWRITTEN & DIRECTED BY Arturo R. JiménezPRODUCERS Maggie M. Bailey & Antonio SandovalEXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Michael Goyette, Marisela Campos, Arturo R. Jiménez, Jamal AlsaqerFESTIVALS Palm Springs International ShortsFest (Palm Springs, CA), EnergaCAMERIMAGE (Toruń, Poland), CineFestival (San Antonio, TX), Oak Cliff Film Festival (Dallas, TX).
Sweet Sweet Kink: A Collection of BDSM Stories | Director & Producer2019Sweet Sweet Kink takes a sweet, sweet peek into the kinky world of bondage, dominance, and sadomasochism through three different stories of intimate connection, consensual exploration, and deep self-reflection.PRESS “It’s about this woman’s experience with sensation play and BDSM and how healing that’s been for her, and how cathartic. It’s sexy and the drawings are hot, but it’s really educational, it’s really smart, and it’s entirely about this personal experience. Is it pornographic? I guess so, but it is an honest, joyful, personal account and response to sex.” - DAN SAVAGE on an excerpt of Sweet Sweet Kink in HUMP! Film Fest; Nashville SceneFESTIVALS SXSW (Austin, TX), Frameline Film Festival (San Francisco, CA), CineKink (NYC), among others.
THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN THE BATHROOM | Producer2019In the intimate sanctuary of the bathroom, a lonely young queer yearns for love, and learns how to survive heartbreak.For Jak (John Calvin Pierce), the bathroom is a refuge, a place where they can exist without wearing the mask they present to the world. But when their feelings of loneliness threaten to overwhelm them, Jak invites a new hookup into the bathroom – opening up to all the pleasure, embarrassment and self-discovery that comes with queer intimacy.NOMINATIONS European Film Awards — Cork Film Festival’s Short Film NominationAWARDS Best Narrative Short, Jury Award (New Orleans Film Festival 2019), The Gotham Student Short Film Showcase 2019. FESTIVALS Atlanta Film Festival (Atlanta, GA), New Orleans Film Festival (New Orleans, LA), Palm Springs International Short Fest (Palm Springs, CA), BAMcinemaFest (NYC), Cork Film Festival (Cork, Ireland), among others.
From Texas to Tokyo: The Hurley Sisters | co-director & producerPartnered with Texas Monthly & June Third Films to tell the stories of four Olympic hopefuls on their journeys from Texas to Tokyo.“Kelley and Courtney Hurley participate in épée, the only Olympic fencing event (out of three; the others are foil and sabre) in which the competitors’ entire bodies are eligible for scoring touches. The sisters from San Antonio are members of the first and only women’s épée team in U.S. history to win a medal, claiming bronze at the 2012 London Games. Older sibling Kelley, who is 33, will be competing in her fourth Olympics this summer; it’s the third trip for Courtney, who’s three years younger. The Hurleys have trained together for as long as they can remember, and in Tokyo, they will make one last run at Olympic glory before Kelley, a medical student, moves to the Caribbean to complete her studies at the St. James School of Medicine.” ~ Rafe Bartholomewco-directors MAGGIE M. BAILEY, HUAY-BING LAW, SAM MOHNEY // producer MAGGIE M. BAILEY // music BRIAN STANDEFER // sound mix MATT LENNON // executive producer MEGAN CREYDT // producer MADDY BILDER, RAFE BARTHOLOMEW // art direction EMILY KIMBRO, KIM THWAITSFull video here.
From Texas to Tokyo: Jordan Santana | co-director & producerPartnered with Texas Monthly & June Third Films to tell the stories of four Olympic hopefuls on their journeys from Texas to Tokyo.“Second in the series is Jordan Santana. Throughout the past year, the seventeen-year-old from Houston had been considered one of the favorites to make the three-woman team of riders representing the country in park skateboarding at the Tokyo Games. She placed second at the USA Skateboarding National Championships in May and is one of just a handful of women in the world capable of pulling off a dizzying 540-degree aerial spin—a trick that skating insiders believe could be key to medaling this summer. But later in May, at her final qualifying event in Des Moines, a shaky performance caused Santana to drop out of contention for this year’s Summer Games. But the Olympics’ loss has become the X Games’ gain, with Santana slated to return to action this week at ESPN’s annual extreme sports extravaganza. For Santana, the road to redemption begins Friday at the Women’s skateboard park competition in Southern California—and if all goes according to plan, it will end with her on the medal stand in Paris in 2024.” ~ Rafe Bartholomewco-directors MAGGIE M. BAILEY, HUAY-BING LAW, SAM MOHNEY // producer MAGGIE M. BAILEY // music BRIAN STANDEFER // sound mix MATT LENNON // executive producer MEGAN CREYDT // producer MADDY BILDER, RAFE BARTHOLOMEW // art direction EMILY KIMBRO, KIM THWAITSFull video here.
From Texas to Tokyo: Ginny Fuchs | co-director & producerPartnered with Texas Monthly & June Third Films to tell the stories of four Olympic hopefuls on their journeys from Texas to Tokyo.“First in the series is Team USA women’s boxing captain Ginny Fuchs, a flyweight from Houston. Representing one of America’s best chances at a gold medal in the sport, the 33-year-old with obsessive-compulsive disorder fights not only for herself, but also to spread awareness of vital issues surrounding mental health.” ~ Rafe Bartholomewco-directors MAGGIE M. BAILEY, HUAY-BING LAW, SAM MOHNEY // producer MAGGIE M. BAILEY // assistant camera SARA HICKS // music BRIAN STANDEFER // sound mix MATT LENNON // executive producer MEGAN CREYDT // producer MADDY BILDER, RAFE BARTHOLOMEW // art direction EMILY KIMBRO, KIM THWAITSFull video here.
From Texas to Tokyo: Michelle Carter | co-director & producerPartnered with Texas Monthly & June Third Films to tell the stories of four Olympic hopefuls on their journeys from Texas to Tokyo.“Throughout the first half of 2021, three-time Olympian Michelle Carter had been training to defend the gold medal she’d won in shot put at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro. But as the spring wore on, the 35-year-old UT grad from the Dallas suburb of Red Oak noticed a twinge of pain in her right ankle—the foot she uses to push off and generate power for her throws. An MRI revealed a benign tumor that had to be surgically removed at the beginning of June and prevented Carter from competing in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. Despite the setback, Carter, the daughter of 1984 shot put silver medalist and three-time NFL Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion Michael Carter, plans to return to competition in time for the 2022 World Athletics Championships, to be held in Eugene, Oregon, with designs on making one more Olympic run at the 2024 Paris Games.” ~ Rafe Bartholomewco-directors MAGGIE M. BAILEY, HUAY-BING LAW, SAM MOHNEY // producer MAGGIE M. BAILEY // assistant camera SARA HICKS // music BRIAN STANDEFER // sound mix MATT LENNON // executive producer MEGAN CREYDT // producer MADDY BILDER, RAFE BARTHOLOMEW // art direction EMILY KIMBRO, KIM THWAITSFull video here.
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