Smoke Apple Films

Smoke Apple Films is a small, independent production company based in New York, United States. Founded by Katie Green and Carlye Rubin, the company focuses on creating documentaries that explore social and political issues. With a team of three employees, Smoke Apple Films has generated $2.5 million in revenue. The company specializes in producing feature-length documentaries that center around personal stories with a broader social impact. Their films often highlight the experiences of women and address themes of justice, family, and the consequences of societal structures. Smoke Apple Films' work has been acquired by major platforms like HBO and Discovery I.D. and has been showcased at prestigious film festivals such as Tribeca and Crossroads. Smoke Apple Films is known for its commitment to impactful storytelling and its focus on social justice. The all-female filmmaking team has garnered recognition for their work, receiving awards such as The Gracie Award for Best Documentary and the Special Jury Mention for Best Documentary at Raindance International Film Festival. In addition to feature films, they have also produced short films for various clients, including Intel, the BBC, Innocence Project, and Amazon Originals. For collaboration opportunities or inquiries, interested parties can visit Smoke Apple Films' website at smokeandapple.com or contact Katie Green at [email protected] and Carlye Rubin at [email protected].