Georgia is a multiple award winning, nationally produced, and published writer, who’s most recent film, Still Green won “Best Narrative Feature” sold, and is available for rental or purchase in stores across the country. While working as a news anchor, she was fired at least four times for her coverage of controversial topics. She was also fired from the same job for defining the American Revolution’s start with a non-violent protest in 1774 rather than the first gun shot in 1775.

A progressive school principal’s sexual misadventures cause him to lose everything and as a result, he leads the country into the next great revolution to win back everyone he loves.

Kiel is frustrated with the schools in this country. Coming from a family on welfare lead to bad tracking, teachers assuring him he should forget about college.  NO ONE was aware that this kid was brilliant...until he petitioned to take Honors classes, aced them all, and won himself a scholarship to a top college.

On a mission to save kids from educational system that tried to enslave him, Kiel spends years working first as a teacher, then as the principal of a string of schools all over the world. He met his wife teaching in San Fransisco. Instant love.

After living and teaching all over the world, Kiel and Tessa move to Washington and start Cascades Alternative School. On this 20 acre farm school, students raise their own food and animals and learn about real life.

Sex has always been very painful for his wife. They decide to try to solve their problems by experimenting with other women. Kiel, Tessa and another teacher at the school begin a scandalous, sexual relationship that will change all of their lives dramitacally.
 
All hell breaks loose and for 4 months, Kiel has to leave, fearing for his life. He is shunned from the school he built, his wife, 13 year old daughter and everything he has worked for.

While in exile, Kiel goes to a buddhist temple, questions come, float, and go, and he leaves on a mission to literally, lead the country in a new direction. The outcome is revolutionary.

This weekly one hour show begins with 15 minutes of a small group of artists, connected by their passion to co-create a sustainable community in Bellingham, Washington. While filming as many of the people, families, and local companies as possible who already make Bellingham one of the world’s most “green” cities, they hope to inspire the local government to take the steps to purchase 100% renewable power for the entire city, to ensure everyone makes a living wage, and to contribute no waste to the local landfills. In short, in 10 weeks, the paradigm shifts in Bellingham, WA could show the world that change is not only possible, but relatively easy, as long we as work together. 

The final 35 minutes of each weekly episode will showcase the best revolutionary short films and feature clips voted by the home audience via the web and text messaging. The public will vote to choose the film that is the most visually stunning, creative, inspirational and helpful to the greatest number of people. The hope is to screen the top 10 finalists one last time at the end of the season, let the audience vote, and give a grand prize to help fund the winner’s new revolutionary film and/or movement.