Ayneh Films was formed in the Summer of 2002 by Ken Cabot and I while we were on a service trip to Costa Rica. It is our way to show a reflection of the Baha'i community on film. Ayneh is the Persian word for mirror.

We Are Walking : Boston | 9:00
We Are Walking : Rochester | 9:00
	Profiles of the youth endeavors in their path of service, at different Baha'i communities in the cities of Boston, MA and Rochester, NY. Premiered at the North East Baha'i Youth Festival, February 2006.
Dr. David S. Ruhe Champion of Humanity Award
Gabriella Alleva | 7:00
Michelle Grohe | 7:00
	Produced for the North East Baha'i Youth Festival 2006, profiling the two youth of the region chosen by their communities to be honored with the Champion of Humanity Award, in name of the recently passed Dr. David S. Ruhe. February 2006.
In Our Lifetime | 14:00
	Who did something to be a Peacemaker this week? A documentary about the education of children, filmed in Boston for a course entitled Cinema and Social Change. December 2005.

The Changing Times Newsreel | 12:00 | First Edition
	The Changing Times Conference attracts 200 youth from all over the world to Townshend Internation School, in the remote village of Hluboka, Czech Republic. I was asked to create a short "entertainment piece" for the talent show in the last evening. This strange European cousin of the Green Acre Newsreels was born. December 2004.

A Play for Mona | 19:00 | order the DVD from Fifth Epoch Press
	Mona Mahmudnizhad was a teacher of children's classes in the Baha'i community of Shiraz, Iran. At age 16, during the country's intense political revolution, she was the youngest of 9 women who became targets of the regime's persecution of religious minorities, and in 1983 they were executed, to great public outcry. Twenty years later, Mark Perry and The Drama Circle performed a play to honor her story of service, emprisonment and martyrdom. This film documents that journey, and tells the true story of Mona's life. August 2004.

A Dress for Mona | 1:48:00 | 3:18 trailer | order the DVD from Fifth Epoch Press
	A country in revolution... A holy place in ruins... A dream of three dresses... 16-year old Mona is discovering the true meaning of love. A play by Mark Perry, The Drama Circle Performance, April 2003.

Serving at the Lotus Temple | 13:00
	The Baha'i House of Worship in New Delhi, India, is open to people of all faiths. In order to receive the average 20,000 visitors each day, volunteers from all over the world work in different positions at the Temple, for a period of three months. This is the story of their service. February 2004.

The Seeker | 7:00
	"The True Seeker must, before all else, cleanse his heart..." A surrealist, collaborative effort of the Shoreham Youth Group. May 2003.

Road Warriors | 1:03:00 | order the DVD
	In the Summer of 2002, a group of 30 youth devoted one month of service to to the remote indigenous communities in the regions of Progreso and Talamanca, Costa Rica. These youth were named the Road Warriors. May 2003.
The Green Acre Newsreels | Filmed every year to be screened at the talent show at Green Acre Baha'i School Winter Session, December 30.

	Vol. IX | 32:00 | The Final Green Acre Newsreel.
	Vol. VIII | 28:00 | The Apprentice. 2005.
	Vol. VII | 20:00 | In Search of the Martin Family. 2004.
	Vol. VI | 14:30 | Mixed Nuts: Mr. Cabot's Neighborhood / Megaphone / Moxy the Moose. 2003.
	Special Edition | 7:00 | The Green Acre Rules. Summer 2003.
	Vol. V | 14:00 | Return to the Peg-leg Stairs. 2002.
	Vol. IV | 7:00 | Staff Only / Construction Site / Olympic Torch. 2001.
	Vol. III | 7:00 | Behind the Scenes / Game Master / Smoothies. 2000.
	Vol. II | 7:00 | Numbers 16 and 17. 1999.
	Vol. I | 6:00 | The Peg-leg Stairs. 1998.