WE MAKE MEANINGFUL MEDIA
MFP is committed to telling powerful stories that inspire, educate, connect, focus on diversity, are often true, and always touch the heart. We follow the:
• Justice
• Equity
• Diversity
• Inclusivity
PROJECTS
Completed
LONE STAR THREE
A short documentary: Victoria Foe, Judy Smith, and Barbara Hines were college "co-eds" when they started a campus Birth Control Center at the University of Texas. They created a network for women to get safe abortions while under the threat of the FBI, being sued by UT, losing their PhDs, and ultimately initiating the lawsuit that became Roe v. Wade. LONE STAR THREE is their story. (Visit website.)
In Development
LIFT OFF
Feature Film - Drama
Director - Elaine de Valle
A true story based on the life of Shella Condino
Logline: They built rockets. She built futures. The true story of a young Filipina teacher who creates an award-winning rocketry club to provide a future for her financially challenged Latinx students in a Texas border town.
BUFORD
A streaming series.
A true story - Book Rights optioned.
Pitch deck and pilot script available.
FIRST & GWEN
Feature Film - Comedy
Original screenplay — 99 page script available.
Script Contest Finalist!
SUDDENLY
SIX
Feature Film - Comedy
Original screenplay — 100 page script available.
ABOUT US
CO-FOUNDER
CO-FOUNDER
SUSIE BRUBAKER
Susie is a native of Los Angeles and hails from a filmmaking family. During high school, Susie would visit her father on the set of Rocky IV and taught herself photography which remains a creative practice today. She was lucky enough to travel with her family to many film sets around the United States to visit her father on films such as RAGING BULL and THE RIGHT STUFF.
When a chance to work on the COBRA film arose, Susie left Santa Monica College to begin her film career. With experience in the costume department, production office, and as a teamster, Susie found her home in Visual Effects. Some of the features Susie has worked on are THE NUTTY PROFESSOR I & II, DRAGONFLY, MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, and SERENITY.
Susie co-produced Shonda Rhimes' directorial debut, BLOSSOMS & VEILS, alongside Wendy Richardson and Patti Pagliei.
WENDY RICHARDSON
Wendy Richardson began her career in New York working on independent films. She spent the next fifteen years coordinating the art departments on feature films such as The Hudsucker Proxy, Forrest Gump, The Jungle Book, Indian in the Cupboard, For Love of The Game, Nutty Professor II, The Fast and The Furious and We Were Soldiers.
Prior to joining the staff at Warner Brothers as a feature film estimator, Wendy line-produced Shonda Rhimes’ directorial debut, Blossoms & Veils, engaged a literary agent for her middle-grade novel and became a summer foster mom to a nine-year-old from Siberia, Russia.
In 2007 she completely changed gears and moved to Austin, Texas, and worked on the front lines of autism care for a non-profit for 10 years. She embarked on the adventure of IVF to become a single mom by choice to twins, Violet and Breiten. Wendy lives with her long time love, Eduardo, stepdaughter Madelyn, twins, and a dog called Pants.
THE MIGHTY TEAM
CONSULTANT
STORY SCOUT
REBECA GOMEZ
Texas-based writer and educator Rebeca Gomez has an MFA in Screenwriting from Boston University. A lecturer for the University of Texas at San Antonio, Rebeca teaches screenwriting courses for UTSA’s Honors College as well as for the newly developed UTSA Film Department. She also serves on the advisory council for the film department, and she is a mentor for students who are interested in furthering their screenwriting education beyond the classroom.
As a member of the Mighty Force Production team, Rebeca meets regularly with Susie Brubaker and Wendy Richardson to brainstorm ideas and next-step strategies. In addition to working on several projects of her own, Rebeca is currently collaborating with Mighty Force Production’s Susie Brubaker on Totally Rad in Plaid, a series based on Susie’s experiences as a catholic school girl coming of age in Southern California during the early 1980s.
JOY PHILLIPS
Dr. Joy Phillips is a cellular immunologist at the SDSU Donald P. Shiley Biosciences Center. Joy studied theater at Washington State University, and while pursuing her postdoc, Joy acted in several plays in San Diego. In addition to her love of reading and horse training, she fenced foil and saber in college and loved staging the swordfight for I Hate Hamlet. Joy reads hundreds of books, articles, and plays--anything to find the perfect Mighty Force property.
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