Executive Producer: To Be Determined

Producer/Director/Editor: John Henion

John began making documentary films while studying International Development at the University of Cape Town. During that time, John conducted research on the effectiveness of street child rehabilitation programs in South Africa. Inspired by his thesis research, he wanted to reach a broader audience with a story that conveyed the social, emotional and institutional hurdles that prevent children from accepting help, leaving the street permanently, and the absolute need for preventative measures to be considered.

Upon returning to the U.S. John began work as a Producer with Oscar-nominated filmmaker Harvey Ovshinsky on several documentaries and corporate videos. He later founded Accidental Productions. Focusing on the documentary form, Accidental Productions recently completed a series of educational documentaries about hospice care and the end of life experience. This is John´s first feature film.

Director of Photography: Michel Farley

Michael Farley has worked in field, studio, and postproduction for ten years. At 2much Media in Burlington, VT a production house committed to working with socially responsible companies, Mike worked as a Director of Photography and Lead Editor on a wide range of projects, including a documentary that explores the impacts of the coffee crisis on small-scale producers in Guatemala and Mexico. Mike currently works as an Editor at Current TV in San Francisco.

Business Manager: Linda Hwang

Linda has several years of experience in international development and has built a network of entrepreneurs, foundations and large corporations active in development initiatives in South Africa. She helped open the Cape Town office of Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives (ZERI), an organization that promotes a systems-based approach to economic and social development. In her role as Southern Africa Region Manager, Linda consulted emerging entrepreneurs in South Africa, Namibia, and Mozambique. Linda holds an MBA from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. Stroller is Linda´s first foray into independent film as a means to support community development.