A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Original Title:
Rose & Raven
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Rose and Raven is about a young girl who befriends her deaf classmate who teaches her to be confident in herself as she pursues her dreams. Through their experiences with each other, they learn how to communicate, not only through their speech barrier but on an honest and personal level. Rose and Raven seeks to bring awareness to those who grew up or gradually became deaf. We believe that stories like this haven't been told enough and want to bring to light a story that over 5% of the world's population shares.
Associate Producer:
Katelyn Slater
Mary Pelchat
Meghan Woodard
Cinematography:
Andrew Ascough
Director:
Nicolas Alayo
Production Designer:
Lexi Lovetere
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