Where Art and Activism Meet: Zach Ingrasci Seeks to Create a More Equitable World Through Documentary Film
Where Art and Activism Meet: Zach Ingrasci Seeks to Create a More Equitable Wor…
A filmmaker and a humanitarian, Zach Ingrasci is dedicated to using his talents to help empower disenfranchised communities around the world. From living in a tent in a Syrian refugee camp to working as radish farmers and surviving on $1 a day in Guatemala, Zach and his co-director Chris Temple have cultivated an innovative style of documentary filmmaking that sits at the intersection of storytelling and social justice.
Their first feature documentary, “Living on One Dollar,” helped shine a light on extreme poverty and mobilized audiences to take action. The success of the film opened their eyes to the power of art as activism, and led to the founding of Living on One – a production company dedicated to making “films that matter.”
We sat down with Zach to learn more about his work, and what inspires him to serve.
