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THE IVY GRACE PROJECT

2022

Weeks before the 2022 midterms elections, my small team and I traveled to South Carolina to share the heartbreaking story of Jill, a Christian, Republican woman from Moncks Corner, SC, who made the painful choice to have an abortion following a fetal anomaly diagnosis (HLHS) in a post-Roe v. Wade world. Victimized by the government of South Carolina, she was forced to carry her pregnancy 49 days longer than what was typical before the Roe reversal, and was required to seek this medical care outside of her home state. This is her story. 

Executive Producer: Steph Griffith

Producer, Director: Allie Delury

Director, DP, Editor: Mariah Harkey

2022/2023 AWARDS:
Best Documentary - Blackbird Film Festival
Most Inspirational Film - Oregon Documentary Film Festival

Best Documentary Short - Los Angeles Film and Script Festival
Best Documentary Short - Hollywood Blvd Film Festival
Best Documentary Short - Shortie Film Fest
Best Cinematography - L
A Documentary Film Festival
Best of Fest - Nassau Film Festival
Best Documentary Short - Arizona Short Film Festival
Best Documentary Short- Shawna Shea Film Festival 
Best Documentary Short - Aasha International Film Festival

FINALIST:

‎Best Documentary Short - Dallas Independent Film Festival
‎Best Documentary Short - The NewsFest
‎Best Documentary Short - Her Vision Film Festival
‎Best Documentary Short-  Hot Springs International Women's Film Festival
‎Best Short Documentary - Women Deliver Arts & Film Festival
‎Best Short Documentary - Various Artists independent Film Festival (VAiFF)

OFFICIAL SELECTION:

Golden Short Film Festival
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions
Wine, Women & Film Festival
Love Wins International Film Festival

Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival
Reel East Texas Film Festival
Tournadeau Film Festival

Texas Gold Film Festival
Awareness Festival
Lane Doc Festival
The Women's Independent Film & Television Festival

NEXT LEVEL APPAREL x HEAL THE BAY

2022

Heal the Bay is an environmental nonprofit established in 1985 that is dedicated to making the coastal waters safe, healthy, and clean. They not only take action (like hosting beach clean ups like this) but they also provide education and keep our community informed about water quality grades and safety. Next Level Apparel chose to partner with Heal the Bay because in short, they love Heal the Bay's mission.

Director, DP, Editor: Mariah Harkey

LIVING SPACES x FURNISHING HOPE

2021

Furnishing Hope is a 501 C (3) non profit that works in partnership with Living Spaces, as well as other sponsors and donors, to fill the homes of veterans with furniture, accessories and supplies.

Director, DP, Editor: Mariah Harkey

SHE CAN'T CONTROL HERSELF

2020

During COVID I volunteered with Girl's Voices Now, a program that empowers girls and femme-identifying youth from low-income and arts-underserved communities in Los Angeles to find, develop and use their voices for positive social change through filmmaking. The student filmmakers scripted and filmed the video and delivered a rough cut to me, where I then worked with them to edit their final video. Due to the nature of life in 2020, this entire project was done remote.

Student Filmmakers:

Haley Rodriguez

Jasmine Rios

Morgan McIntosh

Xochitl Cruz

Editor: Mariah Harkey

MAURITIUS OCEANOGRAPHY

2018

The students of Semester at Sea's fall 2018 voyage took a trip to Mauritius to learn about the declining coral reefs and the local oceanographer's attempts to save them.

Director, DP, Editor: Mariah Harkey

SONOMA COUNTY TOURISM CARES

2018

In celebration of National Travel and Tourism Week 2018, Sonoma County Tourism cares organized three volunteer events for the hospitality and tourism industries to take part in.

Director, DP, Editor: Mariah Harkey

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