This documentary explores Urbita Springs which was a natural spring that existed where the Inland Center currently resides. This film explores how Urbita Springs was home to a resort and amusement park and what led to the Inland Center Mall being built over it. This film was nominated in 2026 in the Documentary Category for the Inland Film Fest.

This short documentary, created in collaboration with The People’s Collective for Environmental Justice, explores the deep-rooted impacts of the rail and logistics industry on frontline communities in San Bernardino and Colton. Through personal stories and sharp visuals, it reveals the environmental and health toll of industrial pollution—and the growing demand for justice. Awarded First Place in the 2025 Inland Film Festival Documentary Category.

The History of the Mount Vernon Bridge is more than meets the eye. It’s deeply intertwined with the community's history and the rail industry established through the Santa Fe Train Depot.

San Bernardino based filmmaker, Sofia Figueroa, investigates the growth of the warehouse and logistics sector in the Inland Empire, examining its environmental, economic, and social impacts. This film won an Emmy in the Documentary Category in 2025.

A documentary made with the Warehouse Worker Resource Center showing the extreme heat conditions warehouse workers work in and the fight for better policies to protect indoor workers and keep warehouses accountable.

A documentary of the Akoma Unity Center that was made in collaboration with it’s scholars. It explores the topic of youth in San Bernardino and shows how centers like Akoma are key to youth development.

Mariana is anticipating an important audition that will determine the future of her music career. Two days before the audition, an argument with her boyfriend jeopardizes her chances for her audition. Will she be able to fix her situation in time for her audition?

I had the opportunity to visit the historic Heritage Building in downtown San Bernardino. It was definitely amazing to see such craftsmanship and history in one building! After piecing together some clips and reading some articles from the Press Enterprise and The Sun, I made this spotlight video.

A bittersweet first step. The Carousel Mall may be gone, but the memories of it will live on. The city is looking forward to a bright future, and the demolition of the mall is just the first step.

A short documentary following the Stowe family and their journey to creating their cleaning company OctoClean. A story of entrepreneurship, family, and never giving up on a shared vision.