Andrea James, Co-Founder and Executive Producer
Andrea has spent her career crafting communication that makes a difference. After earning a Master’s Degree at University of Chicago, she wrote ads for ten years. She then co-founded Deep Stealth Productions to improve media depictions of transgender people. She co-produced the first all-transgender Va**na Monologues, featured in the documentary Beautiful Daughters. Andrea directed “Casting Pearls,”“Transproofed,” and numerous informational programs for trans women. Her instructional video Finding Your Female Voice led to consulting with star Felicity Huffman and appearing in Transamerica. Andrea was a consulting producer and on-camera talent in Transamerican Love Story, the first competitive dating series featuring an openly trans woman. She produced and directed Walt Disney’s official fan club series Disney Geek, which aired globally at Disney properties. She’s made numerous media appearances to discuss LGBT issues, including the documentaries Middle Sexes and Bullied. In 2013 she co-founded Thought Moment Media and directed “Family Restaurant,” a children's film about LGBT adoption, now a free classroom resource via Southern Poverty Law Center. Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy is her documentary feature directorial debut. Upcoming projects include veganism drama Living Things, and Letters For My Sisters, a book of collected wisdom by and for trans women. Andrea has created many free consumer websites, including tsroadmap.com, hairfacts.com, and hairtell.com. She founded the non-profit GenderMe- dia Foundation and has served on the Boards of TransYouth Family Allies and Outfest. Jamison Hebert, Co-Founder and Executive Producer
Raised in California’s San Joaquin Valley, Jamison obtained his degree in Theatre Production and Design from California State University, Fullerton. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles Jamison began acting and costume designing in film and TV. Jamison worked as a Production Coordinator with World of Wonder on RuPaul’s Drag U before becoming an Associate Producer with Bill Brummel Productions in 2009. There his work included Bullied: A Student, a School, and a Case That Made History for the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Teaching Tolerance educational program. He continued with Bill Brummel producing the short film Erasing Hate for MSNBC, which followed a former white supremacist as he distanced himself from his past while enduring countless painful medical procedures to remove numerous racist tattoos from his face. Jamison then produced the short documentary, Voices of Witness: Out of the Box, a film that high- lights the importance of writing non-discrimination policies for gender identity and gender expression into the Canon Law of the Episcopal Church which led the Bishops of the Episcopal Church to overwhelmingly pass the resolution to become the leading religious organization to protect transgender members and those seeking ordination. Jamison’s inaugural film for Thought Moment Media was the children’s short film “Family Restaurant” that celebrates families with LGBT parents featuring puppets and drag queen icon Miss Coco Peru. Jamison lives in Los Angeles with his husband actor Alec Mapa and their son Zion.
