I Am My Brother's Keeper
Lancaster, Pennsylvania | Film Feature
Documentary, Drama
She lost her mother, her home, and her childhood - but found her purpose in the brother who needed her most.
I Am My Brother's Keeper
Lancaster, Pennsylvania | Film Feature
Documentary, Drama
1 Campaigns | Pennsylvania, United States
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She lost her mother, her home, and her childhood - but found her purpose in the brother who needed her most.
About The Project
- The Story
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- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
I realized why I was here: I was here to take care of my brother
The film tells the lifelong story of a sister who became her Down syndrome brother's sole caregiver at the age of 17 after their mother died of cancer. It's a gripping story and, at times, difficult to hear - especially when she recounts losing her eye after her stepbrother threw a rock through a window, sending shattered glass into her face.
I first met Lynn when I stayed at her Airbnb in Los Angeles in 2018. I was instantly drawn to her kindness and the deep care she showed for her brother, Bob. Over the years, we kept in touch and became close friends.
When Lynn mentioned she was writing a book about her and Bob’s life, I immediately jumped at the idea of documenting their story in a visual form.
In the summer of 2024, I flew to Los Angeles and spent several days filming Lynn and Bob as they went about their daily routines - including the highlight of Bob’s day: visiting the ice cream shop.
Spending that time with Bob, I was moved by how happy he was and how much patience he showed, even as we packed our days with filming, walks in the park, trips to the beach and garden, playing soccer, and visits to the playground. The days were long, but Bob never stopped offering his bright smile.
WHY WE NEED YOU
Although I independently funded and filmed the full documentary, it wasn’t until I returned to the East Coast and completed post-production that I realized something essential was missing.
To truly honor Lynn and Bob’s story, we need to recreate pivotal scenes from their past - the trauma, abuse, homelessness, moments that shaped their lives. Without revealing the full depth of their struggle, their journey of resilience and unconditional love would feel incomplete.
I also realized I couldn’t do this next part alone; I need a proper crew and talented actors - paid fair wages - and that’s how the idea for crowdfunding was born.
With your support, we can bring Lynn and Bob’s remarkable story to life, and share with the world the resilience, heartbreak, and their unwavering bond.
We're asking for $15,800 to help cover production costs - including fair wages for our talented cast and crew, along with location fees and essential 1970s props. Your support will help us tell this story authentically.
WHY IS THIS FILM IMPORTANT?
Despite some very dark details, I felt this story needed to be heard. Because:
- This film will have disability representation — we’re proud to cast two actors with Down syndrome, giving voice and visibility to a community rarely seen in leading roles.
- It highlights the power of resilience, showing that survival and even growth are possible after trauma.
- Seeing how someone endured and found ways to cope can give others hope for their own healing.
- Trauma can be difficult to talk about, but hearing someone else’s journey can break the silence and encourage others to open up.
- It may help friends, family, or caregivers better understand how to support loved ones.
I hope this film will inspire anyone who feels alone in their battles, showing that with determination, hope and happiness are possible.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO SUPPORT US
PLEDGE:
- You can pledge money directly through Seed & Spark. No amount is too small!!
FOLLOW:
- Please follow us here! The more followers we have, the more eligible we become for Seed & Spark incentives!
SHARE:
- The more you share, the more people would support out project! We'd love to honor Lynn and Bob's story!
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SUMMARY OF LYNN AND BOB'S STORY
The story begins in the present, with Lynn (the sister) and her brother Bob—now in their 60s—living a peaceful, happy life.
As Lynn begins to share her memories, we shift into the past. We meet younger versions of Lynn and Bob and see just how protective Lynn is, standing up to bullies and navigating a very difficult childhood. There’s a powerful flashback: before Lynn and Bob were born - when mom was living with her first husband, Jay. In a harrowing sequence set on an abandoned island in Florida, Jay shoots her and tries to strangle her, leaving her to die. She escapes, but the trauma stays with her. This scene is short but crucial—it adds depth to her character and helps explain her later fears.
The second act focuses on Lynn at age 13–15, when her mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. With her father largely absent due to drinking and a strained relationship with her mother, Lynn is forced to step in and care for both her mom and her brother, Bob. This act is deeply emotional as we see the toll of illness, both physical and emotional. It ends with a heartbreaking moment: as paramedics take the mother away, she tells Lynn she loves her—for the first and last time.
In the third act, Lynn is 17. After her mother’s death, she goes to live with her father, where she faces abuse from her stepmother and stepbrothers. One attacks her with a knife and baseball bat. Another throws a rock through a window, blinding her in one eye. Eventually, Lynn takes Bob and leaves—they live out of a car. Homeless.
The final scene from the past is Lynn at her mother’s grave, reading a poem she never got to share. We then return to present-day Lynn and Bob to close the story.
OUR ACTORS
Luke Smith - young Bob
Luke Smith was born in Pensacola, Florida and currently lives in York, Pennsylvania. At 14 years old, he is the youngest of 5 children and loved dearly by his older siblings. Luke is homeschooled and loves acting out scenes to his favorite movies, singing and dancing, bowling, and ice skating. Luke also does not go anywhere without a Dr. Pepper, his favorite drink!
Esmé Poglein - young Lynn
Esmé Feather is a 7th grader at Landisville Middle School and is thrilled to be a part of this production! A dedicated ballet dancer with Susquehanna Dance Center, she brings grace and energy to every role she takes on. Recent credits include playing Tommy Boy in her middle school’s production of Newsies and a School Kid in Matilda the Musical. When she's not on stage or in the dance studio, she enjoys playing tennis and expressing her creativity through sewing. She is grateful for the support of her family, teachers, and friends as she continues to follow her passion for performing.
Jordan McAndrew - older Lynn
Hello! My name is Jordan McAndrew, and I am currently a student at Sight & Sound conservatory graduating in May! I grew up in the world of musical theater but always had a passion for film since I was young. I am so excited to be a part of this project that is sharing such an impactful story. All glory and honor to God forever and ever!!
Avery Kellington - Mom
Avery Kellington, an actor/writer, recently returned to her native central Pennsylvania after three years in metro Atlanta. While there, Avery studied the craft with Cat Dyer, Claire Bronson, Scott Poythress, Rob Pralgo and Michael Leeds, among others; filmed more than 14 projects; and built a reel. A licensed EMT currently working for a regional hospice agency, Avery typically is cast as strong-willed, smart yet flawed matriarchs and mothers. She is grateful for this opportunity.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
PRODUCTION
Costs $10,450
To pay our local crew fair wages for 3 days of filming.
ACTORS
Costs $3,250
To pay our local cast fair wages for three days of filming.
LOCATION RENTAL
Costs $700
2 houses rental and possibly cemetery.
1970s PROPS
Costs $500
Multiple items for purchase and rent like wheelchair, stretcher, clothes, a car.
CREW MEALS
Costs $900
Long set hours mean everyone gets hungry. Your support = meals to keep our team going — including healthy choices like fruits and veggies.
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
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About This Team
Elena Shelton is a writer, director, and film producer. When she’s not filming, she’s writing — and vice versa. Her first feature script, Presidents' Island, placed on The Black List’s Top Quarterly List in March 2024. Since then, she has written three additional feature scripts, all rooted in drama-comedy, with her latest — a fantasy — currently being developed.
She has directed several narrative short films, with her debut earning a directing award at a small Canadian festival. Elena has also worked in commercial production, primarily within the sports industry. I Am My Brother’s Keeper is her second feature documentary; her first explored the global impact of climate change.
Fun facts: Elena once drove a train, came in second (after the national champion) in an unofficial running event in Russia, picked up ice skating at age 33 and within 1.5 years, she passed 19 standardized tests and reached the international level in ice dancing.
Sugey Cruz is an actress, producer and filmmaker, whose collaborations have included Universal Pictures, Disney, Blinding Edge Films, and Phi Phen Studios. Sugey's expertise spans a variety of crucial positions on both film and commercial sets, including acting, serving as a continuity supervisor, all aspects of production, as well as Health and Safety/Covid Compliance.
Sugey began her filmmaking career as a documentary film producer for the Oscar-qualifying film, "The US of Autism". Other projects of note have included "The Old Way" and "Butcher's Crossing" starring Nicholas Cage; "Hellbent on Boogie" starring Shiloh Fernandez; "Coup!" starring Peter Saragaard and the Apple TV+ show "Servant" and feature film "Knock at the Cabin" from Director M. Night Shyamalan.
Most recently, Sugey co-founded Roaming Shadow Productions with creative partner, Greg Poppa. There are several projects coming out under that umbrella including "Transient" (with BMN Films),"Cold" which Greg wrote and directed and Sugey did the Spanish translations for and starred in and the upcoming Western "Taffy, Rita and The Rattlesnake”. They have also associate produced several award-winning projects from Keetdog Productions such as “Calls” and “Stories”.
Outside of her film work, Sugey engages in philanthropic works particularly involved in supporting causes related to Autism and related conditions and enjoys riding Western horseback.
Follow her on social media at: @miss_sugey_cruz on Instagram. You can view her IMDb here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4929338/
Eliu Cornielle is a commercial director and documentary filmmaker born in Dominican Republic and living in Philadelphia. He believes in the power of storytelling. Compelling stories create community and enable us to see the world through the eyes of other people.
Creating documentary films allows Eliu to exercise his cinematography skills and to embrace the journalistic challenge of understanding characters, their passions and the reasons and circumstances that forged who they have become and the decisions they have made.
As a commercial director, Eliu enjoys the challenge of persuading a target audience, conveying ideas and influencing decisions, all while paying attention to the aesthetics and visuals. He revels in finding the intersection where information, beauty and advocacy meet in the form of a commercial.
Eliu strives to create documentary and commercial films that communicate a clear message along with strong visual cinematography. From conception to delivery, he creates films that fulfill his client’s goals and make them proud to share with their audience.
Eli Eisenstein Hi! My name is Eli Eisenstein, I'm a documentary filmmaker living in Philadelphia. When I'm not holding a camera, I love karaoke and rock climbing; behind the camera my past projects have focused on healthcare, pain management, and education, and I'm so excited to be joining the "My Brother's Keeper" team as a camera assistant.
Chad Kinsey is an award-winning sound mixer and musician living in Lancaster PA. Over the last 20+ years he has collaborated on hundreds of successful projects with a great group of inspiring filmmakers and musicians. In between, he enjoys hiking and cats.
Greg Poppa was born in Philadelphia. He began his creative career writing short stories as a child before moving into acting in his early 20s. Greg has worked on several big budget productions such as M. Night Shyamalan's Apple+ show "Servant" and HBO's "Mind Over Murder" as well as numerous indie features and shorts including "Weapons and Their Names" which has been nominated for best short film at Sundance Film Festival 2023. Greg made his directorial debut in the short film "Foxes".
When he's not working on films, Greg can usually be found playing guitar, piano, ice hockey, boxing or riding horses. Greg studies acting under Lisa Pelikan at HB Studio in NYC
Crescentia Volz spent their childhood years on the West Coast, between Washington and California, learning dance, art, costume design, and an appreciation for nature. Adolescence brought a change of scenery, to Wisconsin, where adulthood beckoned.
After a short time adventuring, Crescentia settled for a time in Dubuque, Iowa. It was here that this filmmaker's career began. With a growing family, and a broadening professional network, Crescentia worked on many short films and directed a first feature film, Black Friday (2017), with the assistance of collaborator Jayme Schmitt, and the Great River Film Initiative.
Iowa offered many opportunities in film, theater, and a haunted attraction (Dark Chambers), but a new adventure called in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where Crescentia now calls "home."
Crescentia continues to be an active member in the local indie film community in Lancaster, as well as traveling for projects across the country, from coast to coast.
Shelly Lynn Koch is an accomplished Hair and Makeup Artist with over a decade of experience working in film and commercial video and stills. Known for her attention to detail, creative vision, and professionalism on set, Shelly has built a strong reputation within the industry as a multi-talented artist who consistently delivers polished, camera-ready looks.
In addition to her work as a stylist, Shelly is the owner of Camera Ready Solutions, a premier agency providing high-quality professional Hair, Makeup, and Wardrobe Stylist staffing solutions to video production companies and photography studios. Camera Ready Solutions artists specialize in Film, Television, and Commercial projects, ensuring that every production has an experienced, dependable, and talented professional on set.
With her dual role as both an artist and business owner, Shelly continues to elevate industry standards and contribute to the visual storytelling in the Mid Atlantic Region.
Current Team
Incentives
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
Mission Statement
The Story
I realized why I was here: I was here to take care of my brother
The film tells the lifelong story of a sister who became her Down syndrome brother's sole caregiver at the age of 17 after their mother died of cancer. It's a gripping story and, at times, difficult to hear - especially when she recounts losing her eye after her stepbrother threw a rock through a window, sending shattered glass into her face.
I first met Lynn when I stayed at her Airbnb in Los Angeles in 2018. I was instantly drawn to her kindness and the deep care she showed for her brother, Bob. Over the years, we kept in touch and became close friends.
When Lynn mentioned she was writing a book about her and Bob’s life, I immediately jumped at the idea of documenting their story in a visual form.
In the summer of 2024, I flew to Los Angeles and spent several days filming Lynn and Bob as they went about their daily routines - including the highlight of Bob’s day: visiting the ice cream shop.
Spending that time with Bob, I was moved by how happy he was and how much patience he showed, even as we packed our days with filming, walks in the park, trips to the beach and garden, playing soccer, and visits to the playground. The days were long, but Bob never stopped offering his bright smile.
WHY WE NEED YOU
Although I independently funded and filmed the full documentary, it wasn’t until I returned to the East Coast and completed post-production that I realized something essential was missing.
To truly honor Lynn and Bob’s story, we need to recreate pivotal scenes from their past - the trauma, abuse, homelessness, moments that shaped their lives. Without revealing the full depth of their struggle, their journey of resilience and unconditional love would feel incomplete.
I also realized I couldn’t do this next part alone; I need a proper crew and talented actors - paid fair wages - and that’s how the idea for crowdfunding was born.
With your support, we can bring Lynn and Bob’s remarkable story to life, and share with the world the resilience, heartbreak, and their unwavering bond.
We're asking for $15,800 to help cover production costs - including fair wages for our talented cast and crew, along with location fees and essential 1970s props. Your support will help us tell this story authentically.
WHY IS THIS FILM IMPORTANT?
Despite some very dark details, I felt this story needed to be heard. Because:
- This film will have disability representation — we’re proud to cast two actors with Down syndrome, giving voice and visibility to a community rarely seen in leading roles.
- It highlights the power of resilience, showing that survival and even growth are possible after trauma.
- Seeing how someone endured and found ways to cope can give others hope for their own healing.
- Trauma can be difficult to talk about, but hearing someone else’s journey can break the silence and encourage others to open up.
- It may help friends, family, or caregivers better understand how to support loved ones.
I hope this film will inspire anyone who feels alone in their battles, showing that with determination, hope and happiness are possible.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO SUPPORT US
PLEDGE:
- You can pledge money directly through Seed & Spark. No amount is too small!!
FOLLOW:
- Please follow us here! The more followers we have, the more eligible we become for Seed & Spark incentives!
SHARE:
- The more you share, the more people would support out project! We'd love to honor Lynn and Bob's story!
SUMMARY OF LYNN AND BOB'S STORY
The story begins in the present, with Lynn (the sister) and her brother Bob—now in their 60s—living a peaceful, happy life.
As Lynn begins to share her memories, we shift into the past. We meet younger versions of Lynn and Bob and see just how protective Lynn is, standing up to bullies and navigating a very difficult childhood. There’s a powerful flashback: before Lynn and Bob were born - when mom was living with her first husband, Jay. In a harrowing sequence set on an abandoned island in Florida, Jay shoots her and tries to strangle her, leaving her to die. She escapes, but the trauma stays with her. This scene is short but crucial—it adds depth to her character and helps explain her later fears.
The second act focuses on Lynn at age 13–15, when her mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. With her father largely absent due to drinking and a strained relationship with her mother, Lynn is forced to step in and care for both her mom and her brother, Bob. This act is deeply emotional as we see the toll of illness, both physical and emotional. It ends with a heartbreaking moment: as paramedics take the mother away, she tells Lynn she loves her—for the first and last time.
In the third act, Lynn is 17. After her mother’s death, she goes to live with her father, where she faces abuse from her stepmother and stepbrothers. One attacks her with a knife and baseball bat. Another throws a rock through a window, blinding her in one eye. Eventually, Lynn takes Bob and leaves—they live out of a car. Homeless.
The final scene from the past is Lynn at her mother’s grave, reading a poem she never got to share. We then return to present-day Lynn and Bob to close the story.
OUR ACTORS
Luke Smith - young Bob
Luke Smith was born in Pensacola, Florida and currently lives in York, Pennsylvania. At 14 years old, he is the youngest of 5 children and loved dearly by his older siblings. Luke is homeschooled and loves acting out scenes to his favorite movies, singing and dancing, bowling, and ice skating. Luke also does not go anywhere without a Dr. Pepper, his favorite drink!
Esmé Poglein - young Lynn
Esmé Feather is a 7th grader at Landisville Middle School and is thrilled to be a part of this production! A dedicated ballet dancer with Susquehanna Dance Center, she brings grace and energy to every role she takes on. Recent credits include playing Tommy Boy in her middle school’s production of Newsies and a School Kid in Matilda the Musical. When she's not on stage or in the dance studio, she enjoys playing tennis and expressing her creativity through sewing. She is grateful for the support of her family, teachers, and friends as she continues to follow her passion for performing.
Jordan McAndrew - older Lynn
Hello! My name is Jordan McAndrew, and I am currently a student at Sight & Sound conservatory graduating in May! I grew up in the world of musical theater but always had a passion for film since I was young. I am so excited to be a part of this project that is sharing such an impactful story. All glory and honor to God forever and ever!!
Avery Kellington - Mom
Avery Kellington, an actor/writer, recently returned to her native central Pennsylvania after three years in metro Atlanta. While there, Avery studied the craft with Cat Dyer, Claire Bronson, Scott Poythress, Rob Pralgo and Michael Leeds, among others; filmed more than 14 projects; and built a reel. A licensed EMT currently working for a regional hospice agency, Avery typically is cast as strong-willed, smart yet flawed matriarchs and mothers. She is grateful for this opportunity.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
PRODUCTION
Costs $10,450
To pay our local crew fair wages for 3 days of filming.
ACTORS
Costs $3,250
To pay our local cast fair wages for three days of filming.
LOCATION RENTAL
Costs $700
2 houses rental and possibly cemetery.
1970s PROPS
Costs $500
Multiple items for purchase and rent like wheelchair, stretcher, clothes, a car.
CREW MEALS
Costs $900
Long set hours mean everyone gets hungry. Your support = meals to keep our team going — including healthy choices like fruits and veggies.
Cash Pledge
Costs $0
Direct link:
Share this update!
About This Team
Elena Shelton is a writer, director, and film producer. When she’s not filming, she’s writing — and vice versa. Her first feature script, Presidents' Island, placed on The Black List’s Top Quarterly List in March 2024. Since then, she has written three additional feature scripts, all rooted in drama-comedy, with her latest — a fantasy — currently being developed.
She has directed several narrative short films, with her debut earning a directing award at a small Canadian festival. Elena has also worked in commercial production, primarily within the sports industry. I Am My Brother’s Keeper is her second feature documentary; her first explored the global impact of climate change.
Fun facts: Elena once drove a train, came in second (after the national champion) in an unofficial running event in Russia, picked up ice skating at age 33 and within 1.5 years, she passed 19 standardized tests and reached the international level in ice dancing.
Sugey Cruz is an actress, producer and filmmaker, whose collaborations have included Universal Pictures, Disney, Blinding Edge Films, and Phi Phen Studios. Sugey's expertise spans a variety of crucial positions on both film and commercial sets, including acting, serving as a continuity supervisor, all aspects of production, as well as Health and Safety/Covid Compliance.
Sugey began her filmmaking career as a documentary film producer for the Oscar-qualifying film, "The US of Autism". Other projects of note have included "The Old Way" and "Butcher's Crossing" starring Nicholas Cage; "Hellbent on Boogie" starring Shiloh Fernandez; "Coup!" starring Peter Saragaard and the Apple TV+ show "Servant" and feature film "Knock at the Cabin" from Director M. Night Shyamalan.
Most recently, Sugey co-founded Roaming Shadow Productions with creative partner, Greg Poppa. There are several projects coming out under that umbrella including "Transient" (with BMN Films),"Cold" which Greg wrote and directed and Sugey did the Spanish translations for and starred in and the upcoming Western "Taffy, Rita and The Rattlesnake”. They have also associate produced several award-winning projects from Keetdog Productions such as “Calls” and “Stories”.
Outside of her film work, Sugey engages in philanthropic works particularly involved in supporting causes related to Autism and related conditions and enjoys riding Western horseback.
Follow her on social media at: @miss_sugey_cruz on Instagram. You can view her IMDb here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4929338/
Eliu Cornielle is a commercial director and documentary filmmaker born in Dominican Republic and living in Philadelphia. He believes in the power of storytelling. Compelling stories create community and enable us to see the world through the eyes of other people.
Creating documentary films allows Eliu to exercise his cinematography skills and to embrace the journalistic challenge of understanding characters, their passions and the reasons and circumstances that forged who they have become and the decisions they have made.
As a commercial director, Eliu enjoys the challenge of persuading a target audience, conveying ideas and influencing decisions, all while paying attention to the aesthetics and visuals. He revels in finding the intersection where information, beauty and advocacy meet in the form of a commercial.
Eliu strives to create documentary and commercial films that communicate a clear message along with strong visual cinematography. From conception to delivery, he creates films that fulfill his client’s goals and make them proud to share with their audience.
Eli Eisenstein Hi! My name is Eli Eisenstein, I'm a documentary filmmaker living in Philadelphia. When I'm not holding a camera, I love karaoke and rock climbing; behind the camera my past projects have focused on healthcare, pain management, and education, and I'm so excited to be joining the "My Brother's Keeper" team as a camera assistant.
Chad Kinsey is an award-winning sound mixer and musician living in Lancaster PA. Over the last 20+ years he has collaborated on hundreds of successful projects with a great group of inspiring filmmakers and musicians. In between, he enjoys hiking and cats.
Greg Poppa was born in Philadelphia. He began his creative career writing short stories as a child before moving into acting in his early 20s. Greg has worked on several big budget productions such as M. Night Shyamalan's Apple+ show "Servant" and HBO's "Mind Over Murder" as well as numerous indie features and shorts including "Weapons and Their Names" which has been nominated for best short film at Sundance Film Festival 2023. Greg made his directorial debut in the short film "Foxes".
When he's not working on films, Greg can usually be found playing guitar, piano, ice hockey, boxing or riding horses. Greg studies acting under Lisa Pelikan at HB Studio in NYC
Crescentia Volz spent their childhood years on the West Coast, between Washington and California, learning dance, art, costume design, and an appreciation for nature. Adolescence brought a change of scenery, to Wisconsin, where adulthood beckoned.
After a short time adventuring, Crescentia settled for a time in Dubuque, Iowa. It was here that this filmmaker's career began. With a growing family, and a broadening professional network, Crescentia worked on many short films and directed a first feature film, Black Friday (2017), with the assistance of collaborator Jayme Schmitt, and the Great River Film Initiative.
Iowa offered many opportunities in film, theater, and a haunted attraction (Dark Chambers), but a new adventure called in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where Crescentia now calls "home."
Crescentia continues to be an active member in the local indie film community in Lancaster, as well as traveling for projects across the country, from coast to coast.
Shelly Lynn Koch is an accomplished Hair and Makeup Artist with over a decade of experience working in film and commercial video and stills. Known for her attention to detail, creative vision, and professionalism on set, Shelly has built a strong reputation within the industry as a multi-talented artist who consistently delivers polished, camera-ready looks.
In addition to her work as a stylist, Shelly is the owner of Camera Ready Solutions, a premier agency providing high-quality professional Hair, Makeup, and Wardrobe Stylist staffing solutions to video production companies and photography studios. Camera Ready Solutions artists specialize in Film, Television, and Commercial projects, ensuring that every production has an experienced, dependable, and talented professional on set.
With her dual role as both an artist and business owner, Shelly continues to elevate industry standards and contribute to the visual storytelling in the Mid Atlantic Region.