Honey Head Films

Honey Head Films is a four-employee film production company located in Wilmington, North Carolina. Founded in 2016 by Erika Arlee and Kristi Ray, the company operates as a social enterprise dedicated to mission-driven narrative filmmaking. Honey Head Films creates a variety of projects, including feature films and short films, while fostering diverse and inclusive environments on set. They have a particular focus on amplifying the voices of women and underrepresented groups in cinema. The company produced its first feature film, "A Song For Imogene," which is slated for a 2023 release. Beyond film production, Honey Head Films actively promotes women's involvement in the film industry. They run "Shoot Like A Girl," a summer camp designed to provide high school girls with the skills and confidence to pursue filmmaking careers. The program, launched in 2022, aims to expand nationally in the future. Honey Head also extends its advocacy through a podcast and workshops offered to universities, film festivals, and corporate events. For more information about Honey Head Films, visit their website at honeyheadfilms.com.