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We create space for stories to find their way into the hearts of those who need to hear them. Stories with breath, with memory, with meaning. Stories that stay.

Let’s Bring Your Story to Your People

If you’ve got a story to share or a cause that matters, let’s connect. We’d love to help bring your vision to life.

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Creative Team

River House Films is led by experienced filmmakers Ty Morin and Kristen Dawn, who bring over two decades of storytelling expertise. Ty’s work has been showcased at Tribeca, while Kristen has created films for global nonprofits and works for indigenous conservation efforts.

 

Together, they craft films that inspire action and give voice to untold stories.

Director of Photography
Ty Morin
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Ty Morin is a filmmaker with 15 years of experience crafting compelling visual stories. His work has been showcased at the Tribeca Film Festival, reflecting his keen eye for storytelling and cinematography.

 

With a minor in photography, he brings a deep understanding of composition and light to his films. A fun fact—he loves creating tintypes, blending modern storytelling with a passion for historic photographic techniques. 

 📧 ty@riverhousefilms.com

Creative Producer
Kristen Dawn
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Kristen Dawn is a filmmaker with 12 years of experience working with international nonprofits and independent schools. Her passion for amplifying marginalized voices and advocating for Earth conservation has led her to collaborate with global organizations to share these vital stories. Kristen is also the Director of Communications for a nonprofit that provides homes for individuals with disabilities who have been abandoned, and the Head of Communications for the indigenous wisdom nonprofit, The Earth Elders. With her unique background as a somatic trauma practitioner, Kristen brings a deep, human-centered approach to storytelling, creating films and content that foster connection, engagement, and inspire action.

📧 kristen@riverhousefilms.com

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Stories find their way.

A story breathes. It has rhythm and heartbeat, a spine and a gaze. It doesn’t belong to us—we simply meet it, learn its shape, and help it find where it needs to go.

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