ABOUT SEVEN VISION STUDIOS

We intend to deliver emotionally compelling stories with fierce and beautiful visuals to break the spell of hopelessness and open the mind to the possibilities. Our collaborations with powerful artists from around the world provides a bridging of cultures, highlighting our universal thread, to support more mutual understanding and collective healing.

OUR TEAM

Project Coordinator / Creative Director

Alexandra Loves

Alexandra was born and raised in Saudi Arabia to New Orleanian Creole parents. Her childhood travels took her all over the world. She is a lifetime dancer and former professional actress. Alexandra has spent a lifetime cultivating empathic, psychic, intuitive, and dream work gifts, now divinely initiated through her spiritual family in the temples of West Africa. She is creator and host of the Woke Wisdom Podcast and her Antiracism Work is all based on engaging with race and racism from a Spiritual perspective. Her experience in theater and cultural experiences give her a unique perspective as a film director and multi-faceted artist.

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Creative Director

Quincy Davis

Quincy Davis is a dedicated and multi-faceted artist working with the power of video, music, lyricism and visual storytelling to initiate personal and collective transformation. Much of Quincy's work draws from his life experience of making a way out of a self-destructive lifestyle and find his path. Over ten years ago, he committed to sobriety and his journey has been profoundly influenced by wisdom keepers and traditional Earth-based ceremonies of healing and spiritual preparation. He plans to visit Mongolia / Siberia to explore the land of his indigenous ancestral roots and make a documentary / music project.

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Video Producer / Editor

Jackie Córdova

Jackie is a creative filmmaker who focuses on helping to correct Indigenous narratives from an Indigenous perspective. She is of Pueblo, Diné, Guatemalan, Mexican, and Swedish descent. Originally from New Mexico, she currently lives with her family of traditional horses and Diné churro sheep in ᏣᎳᎩ (Tsalagi) territory. She is a mother, daughter, auntie, sister, caretaker, scholar, and business owner who plans to continue her own personal healing while helping to uplift those around her.

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AWARDS / HONORS

Voices of the Wisdom Keepers (documentary) selected for:
- 27th RNCI Red Nation International Film Festival & Awards, 2022
- 15th Bushwick Film Festival, 2022
- The Impact DOCS Awards, 2022
- 12th McMinnville Short Film Festival, 2023
REBELWISE - Children of the Sun (music video) selected for:
- Reale Film Festival, 2022 (award winner)
- Sahar International Short Film Festival, 2022 (award winner)
Behind Being (documentary short) selected for:
- Chhatrapati Shivaji International Film Festival, 2016
- Cellu l'art International Film Festival, Jena, Germany, 2015
- Ubud Writers & Readers Festival (Bali, Indonesia), 2013
Quincy Davis - Lighthouse (music video) awarded Semi-Finalist in the Los Angeles CineFest, 2016.
Quincy Davis - Déjà Vu (music video), 1st place audience award for short video competition, FICSAM International Mental Health Film Festival, Portugal, 2014
Subconscious War (documentary): featured on Films For Action, as The Best Social Change Documentaries of 2011, and as number 66 on The Top 100 Documentaries Inspiring the Shift to a Sustainable Paradigm, 2011.

OUR PHILOSOPHY & MISSION

We intend to inspire the next generation and spark the imagination of the youth visionaries and leaders of tomorrow. Our audio-video material is specially-designed to feed into our education component, Voices of Wisdom, and worth-shops, designed to facilitate a process of supporting youth to realize their potential and use their gifts for creating solutions. 

We recognize indigenous Wisdom Keepers and culture-bearers of the world as carriers of important knowledge for humanity. Our youth education component is designed to bridge the elder teachings with the youth, and provide a connection to timeless wisdom for communities that may not otherwise have access, with the potential to awaken the heart.

Young people growing up with screens in front of their face are especially susceptible to losing touch with reality through mental stimulation addiction and being lost in "the matrix" -- this is a man-made construct, programming perceptions of reality of what life is about.

Mainstream entertainment is almost entirely run by 6 media companies, effectively centralizing the news stories and controlling both sides of an argument. They feed narratives into the minds of people on a daily basis, that mainly promote conflict, division, fantasy and escapism, to keep people on a low-vibration.

These are expressions of unresolved grief, with a desire to maintain control, and continue to a dying systems that is already rotted out from the inside, and headed for self-destruction.

Where attention goes, energy flows. So in order to keep it running, we must give our attention and our energy, like we are the battery in the Matrix. As John Trudell talks about, "mining our minds for the machine,"-- just like there is an external mining process, there is an internal mining process. And by taking in this toxic media, we are left with the toxic waste, that becomes the fears, doubts and insecurities, to forget who we really are.

We recognize that young people and people all over the world are hungry for a new story.

We are committed to tell better stories, with life-affirming values, so that rather than forget, we remember.