Tracy Christian

Conceived and directed a short film for The Omega Institute following cancer patients attending a workshop hosted by New York Times best-selling author Kelly Turner, PhD.

Conceived, directed, and produced this feature documentary about a group of American volunteer World War II ambulance drivers who aimed to create “peace through understanding“ by founding the first high school student exchange program, the American Field Service (AFS). Conducted interviews with a notable cast including driver Ward Chamberlin, cofounder of PBS and National Public Radio, and early exchange students Hilde Speer, daughter of a convicted Nazi war criminal, and Dr. Tadatoshi Akiba, former mayor of Hiroshima whose life’s work is to share stories of atomic-bomb survivors so that this “tragedy can never happen again.”

Directed /produced a short video highlighting the Green Schools Alliance for a gala benefit in NYC sponsored by Bob Pittman (CEO, IHEART RADIO) and Veronique Pittman. Green Schools Alliance redefines how schools approach sustainability in education and action.

Conceived and directed a short documentary for Triform Camphill Community. Based in Hudson, New York,Triform Camphill is a community that cares for young adults with developmental disabilities.

Identified and developed profiles of New Yorkers in their efforts to overcome poverty for the annual Robin Hood Heroes Award breakfast.

Street Journeys is a feature documentary that follows children who make a transformative leap from the streets of Nairobi to the stage at a performing arts orphanage in Kenya. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone called Street Journeys “An exhilarating documentary that speaks to the nurturing power of art...prepare to be wowed.” Street Journeys aired on The Documentary Channel.