Every superhero has an origin story, but what if yours begins with anxiety, depression, or trauma—and no one’s willing to talk about it? "What's Your Mental Health?" is a bold documentary that pulls back the mask on America’s mental health crisis and asks: what does it really take to heal?
Our Vision:
A New Kind of Storytelling
We are crafting a "Mr. Beast style" documentary – high-quality, visually engaging, and fast-paced, designed to deliver "mental health truth bombs" in a concise and impactful way.
Cinematic & Raw
Using verité filmmaking and cinematic cameras, we capture unscripted, raw moments and intimate, transformative interviews to create an epic, high-quality vibe.
Impactful & Bingeable
With a target runtime of 25-30 minutes, the film is designed to be "bingeable without zoning out," leaving a lasting, hopeful impression.
Conversation Starter
The tone is raw, honest, and hopeful. This is not a passive viewing experience; it is an immersive invitation to a vital conversation.
The Faces of Our Story
We are honored to introduce the incredible individuals whose stories of resilience form the heart of this film.
Maurice Evans
The Everyday Warrior
Altamit Lewis
The Healer
Toni Tomlin
The Advocate
Meet the Creative Team
Emmanuel Simms, M.F.A.
Filmmaker & Creative Strategist
A Telly Award–recognized creator with a Student Emmy background, Simms develops innovative media that blends storytelling, community impact, and cultural advocacy. His latest work, What’s Your Mental Health?, merges cinematic documentary with social movement, aiming for a major festival run and Netflix pitch.
Mic Dav
Director of Photography
Mic Dav's playground is the vast, vivid world of visual storytelling, where he weaves tales that fall between documentary realness and cinematic magic. His journey is all about spinning genuine, captivating narratives that tug at the heartstrings.
"If I'm not Making Movies, What's the Point?"
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