NEW* Already Dreaming Film Production Initiative

COMING SOON.

Films have been a big passion to me since a young age - hence my articles talking (but really ranting) about film - but for a while I've been interested in doing more than talking about film. I'd like to contribute making films I love. 

I'm still in the early stages of establishing my independent film production company, Already Dreaming Film Productions, and with it I'm interested in starting a film production initiative with which to help launch and produce diverse films, particularly with a focus at independent films and productions with and or limited resources, and that put at its focus underrepresented voices, stories, and are led by minority crew members (ex. film director, but not limited to). 

While it will take a lot of effort, I'm greatly passionate about this project, its initiative, and film - so I'm kind of NOT giving up. 

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Although establishing Already Dreaming Film Productions is still a work in progress, and so is its initiative, feel free to contact me through the contact form located on the left tab of the page if you have any questions, would love to network, or connect in any way.

While I try to respond to all inquiries and as quickly as possible, it isn't always so. Generally expect a response back within four business days.


Sincerely, Dora Goto (writer...and potential film producer?)

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