Guided by top mental skills coach Graham Betchart and mindful athlete Aaron Gordon, Moving Minds is a new documentary series exploring the foundations of mental skills training and how to harness the powers of our minds to be more focused, present, and resilient.
Evergrain is an independent studio producing and distributing bold, impactful, original stories for TV, film and digital channels.
We believe in the power of character-driven stories to entertain, educate, and connect audiences with issues and ideas.
Led by an experienced leadership team with years of experience at Lucasfilm, Disney, Apple, and CBS Interactive, Evergrain is a growing collective of artists and change makers harnessing the power of character-driven stories and immersive experiences to address social issues.
Our team produces a small slate of original films and series, as well as providing creative and execution on collaborative film and commercial work.
What we’re most proud of is the impact that our work creates when shared with the world.
Evergrain’s original documentary THE REBOUND received 8 awards among 20+ film festivals including the Kaiser Permanente Thrive Award, Best Documentary, Audience Choice Award, and more. It has been enjoyed at over 120+ U.S. and international screenings, premiered on NETFLIX (2019), and is currently featured on Delta Airlines (2020).













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Here is a rare breed of documentary that often uses images instead of words to tell its story. Despite its modest budget, The Rebound looks fantastic. Allen often shoots scenes at the eye-level of her subjects, allowing us to subconsciously experience the world from their perspective.
Combining the best elements of a sports doc with a character-driven story...the sports action is dramatic, but the film’s power lies in its revelation of the personal tales of three players and the commitment they’ve made to be part of the team despite a multitude of challenges.
We watched the movie for the third time last night. I love the movie more every time I see it. This time I was focused more on the words spoken by the athletes and their families than on the action in the film; and, I tell you, the film is real and raw and brilliant. There has been no other film that has captured the essence of sport in this way. Everyone, sports fan or not, needs to see this film.
The Rebound has played at 120+ community and educational screenings, won awards and recognition at numerous film festivals including the Kaiser Permanente Thrive Award, streaming premiere on Netflix, and is being utilized as a tool in academic research studies at James Madison University.
Among the Heat Wheels, passion and drive are abundant, but the team’s dwindling checkbook threatens to cut short its attempt to win their first national championship. Athletes Mario, Jeremie and Orlando rally their team through the season while confronting adversity on and off the court, as the team pushes their way towards the title in the tension-riddled conclusion where they prove that no matter the challenges, it’s all about how you rebound that counts.