Beyond thrilled to see my work features in Newsweek’s Daily Beast….“From inside a California prison, a group of women convicted of murder is working to change the way we think about domestic violence. Jessica Bennett looks at a new documentary that tells their story.

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Ten years ago, when I started on the journey to create Sin by Silence, I never imagined we would be premiering on Discovery during October 2011. What an incredible opportunity to impact millions of lives.

What started with a phone call from a friend crying out for help, turned into a journey to tell the stories of women convicted for killing their abusive husbands and now serving over 20 years behind bars.

The journey of my documentary Sin by Silence has had great press response to help spread the word.  From national to local coverage, here’s just a few of the highlights…

NBC interview in St. Louis, MO

Interview on KPPC – Patt Morrison in Los Angeles, CA

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Interview on Capital Radio in Sacramento, CA

Creating avenues of outreach at community based levels demands action. Yet, for a documentary this phase of the film’s campaign is the most engaging and worthwhile for any filmmaker.

A campaign that will move people to action. A campaign that will further the understanding of your movement. A campaign that inspires people to make a difference. Isn’t that what making documentaries is all about?

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