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Toni-Ann Baker
Filmmaker - Cranston, RI
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Toni-Ann Baker
Cranston, RI
Email: tabaker32@aol.com
URL: www.twosistersproduction.com
Toni-Ann Baker an owner of Two Sisters’ Productions, Inc. located in Rhode Island. Toni-Ann has wrote, produced and directed several movie projects, television broadcast commercials, radio spots, website trailers, and promotional videos. She is an advertising agent for Cox Media, a local cable company. Most notably, she co-produced, A Lively Experiment: Dr. John Clarke, Co-Founder of RI (1609-1676), it has received Honorary Mention in the Roving Eye Documentary Festival in RI and also was an 2006 Official Selection in the Rhode Island International Film Festival and is planned to air on local PBS soon. Toni-Ann also co-wrote and produced the video series called The Deadly Consequences of Drunk Driving for the Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation, which was included in the State of Rhode Island driver’s training curriculum. One of the volumes in the series, Left Behind, was the recipient of a Telly Award.
At present Two Sisters’ Productions, Inc. has a feature film in development called "Ghost in the Machine”.
Independently Toni-Ann works on projects with art collaborative groups, production companies and film festivals. In 2006 she was Programming Manager for the ScriptBiz - A day long screenwriting conference for the Rhode Island International Film Festival and in 2007 she programmed the Artists’ Exchange First Annual Short Film Festival in Cranston, RI and at present she is committed to the 2008 Ruff Cutz Indie Conference, as the new Conference Director.
Toni-Ann is also an artist who specializes in medium of oils, she is heavily involved with community service and local education programs. Toni-Ann has produced children’s plays for local churches; is an active member of the Rhode Island Film Collaborative - an independent collaborative striving to assist in independent filmmaking; and she is the founder of a non-profit organization Ocean Sky - primarily geared to assist and educate the “Aging Out” population of RI foster care children, as well as other charitable programs. |
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