Impactful Storytelling
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Khumbu Productions is an award-winning media company primarily based in the U.S. and South Asia showcasing minority communities, dedicated to creating and producing content of award-winning films, TV, and digital projects that not only entertains but also creates a conversation.
Whether digital, television, or film, we specialize in projects that are outside the norm, many in remote, hard-to-reach locations, and our subjects are diverse and underrepresented voices that deal with adventure, social, environmental, and political relevance.
Our goal is to produce stories and content that celebrates voices and cultures tapping into a more global view of storytelling, meaningful and rooted in world culture, that people wouldn't normally see, to expand one's thoughts, beliefs, and bring about a deeper level of understanding, discussion, and compassion to all human beings on our earth.
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We feel the more specific and authentic something feels, the more universal the experience.
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PRACTICES & STANDARDS
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We are the new brand of filmmaker in response to a new world post COVID.
Small teams, local-driven, inconspicuously filmed for authenticity and regulated budgets. All encompassing = more intense, impactful auteurs with experience to cover all aspects of a film from pre through post production.
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​Inclusion and diversity is prevalent throughout our production company. Continuing with our founder's expeditions, our ethics include: are ethos is fundamentally local-driven, hiring and utilizing natives and professionals of diverse backgrounds for all production aspects of our films. The standards are designed to encourage equitable representation on and off screen in order to better reflect the diversity of the films, it's subjects, and the audience.
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Our international production staff is based primarily in South Asia and of many various ethnic groups. We make it a priority to provide a fair income and apply sustainable business practices with the marginalized communities we are in contact with during filming in third world countries.