"Quiet No More: The Struggle of Reverend Sharon Risher" created by Blue Chalk Media.

Quiet No More

July 4, 2020

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About the Project

After Reverend Sharon Risher’s mother was killed by a white supremacist in the historically black Mother Emanuel AME Church massacre in Charleston, South Carolina, on June 17, 2015, she found herself struggling to cope. Though many in her church community were soon able to forgive the killer, Risher was not.

In this short documentary, viewers follow Risher’s journey as she begins her healing process, turning to social activism and working nationwide to speak out against racism and gun violence.

The film is available to watch in full on The New Yorker's website.

Contributors

Eléonore Hamelin, Director / Producer
Greg Moyer, Executive Producer
Pam Huling, Executive Producer
Sara Joe Wolansky, Executive Producer, The New Yorker
Soo-Jeong Kang, Executive Producer, The New Yorker
Jamie Francis, Director of Photography
Greg Snider, Editor
Rob Finch, Creative Director
Sebastian Weinberg, Production Manger
Dickson Musslewhite, Consulting Producer
Robert Burger, Original Music
Conner Lee, Graphics
Miró Merrill, Graphics
Kashi Hall, Color
Digital One, Sound Design
Vlady Garcia, Additional Sound Operating
Jason Greene, Additional Camera
Luisa Conlon, Additional Camera
Eléonore Hamelin, Additional Camera
Eric Schoenbrun, Additional Editing
Getty Images, Archival
CNN, News Footage
Whitehouse.gov, News Footage

Services Provided

Original Cinematography
Original Music Composition
Post-Production
Pre-Production
Research

Quiet No More

July 4, 2020

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