Adventure for Ava | Family Films

Here are the completed films of the families we’ve been so honored to serve. Each of these films along with the photos taken from their adventure are delivered to the family to cherish forever.

Blythe was born into a skiing family. When she was given the diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy everything changed. Through hard work and perseverance Blythe is able to join her family on the mountain.

Due to Sawyer’s condition (Dravet Syndrome) he’s been unable to travel outside of Anchorage. Since his new medication has been able to control his seizures he’s had the opportunity to venture out to place he’s never been.

Born under two pounds E-Man wasn’t expected to be where he is today. As a rather shy 13 year old his day at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center helped him gain confidence in himself.

Indy’s diagnosis (Ataxia) affects her balance and mobility causing her to be more accident prone, making leaving the house difficult. She loves big animals and going fast. Combining these two things did not disappoint.

Brody is young boy with non-verbal autism. That doesn't stop him from letting you know how much he loves car rides and the little things in life. Brody and his caregivers rode on side by sides to visit the magnificent Knik Glacier.

When the Lindsey family discovered their youngest boy Cade was diagnosed with SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) their lives were changed forever. Today they work towards making policy changes to make sure this diagnosis can be found earlier, ensuring other kids won't have the same outcome as Cade.

When Ruth was diagnosed with Lissencephaly (a terminal diagnosis) it put the whole family's faith to the test. Follow the Sivils family as they go for a hike in Denali. Recounting their most trying days and how it has shaped their outlook and faith today.

Abby was diagnosed with ataxia telangiectasia, a terminal disease. On this day she met a very unique character to take her on a ride and make memories with her family.

At nine months old a physically disabled Kai was abandoned in the back streets of China. Kai and his unexpected friend would be later be adopted by a loving military family. Eight years later the two continue on their great adventure surrounded by their loving family.

Coda is a young kid with cerebral palsy and down syndrome. Before his diagnosis the Gorski family has always been a very outdoorsy. However after his diagnosis going adventuring outside became more difficult.

The Humphries go rafting down the Talkeetna River. Ken and Lauren have fostered over 50 kids in 14 years many of them with special needs. Their goal has always been to give kids experiences they might not have otherwise. Packing feeding pumps and oxygen tanks along for the ride the Humphries soaked up sun the opportunity to make new memories.

Granted: A Wish Story (Ava’s Feature Film)

When Ava qualified for Make-A-Wish it was the start of COVID and traveling was unavailable. We wanted to get her outside to experience new places, sounds, smells and capture memories outside together. This film captures our adventures and Ava’s story. Dedicated to Ava’s little sister Reagan.

Film Festival Awards + Screenings

Vancouver Independent | Best Male Directing

Anchorage International | Audience Choice Award

Hollywood Screenings | Best Feature Doc

A Show For A Change | Best Documentary