From Patagonia Films: Becoming Ruby | Inclusion, Bikes and Hand-Drawn Heroes
Brooklyn Bell: Patagonia films presents a story of race and identity in the outdoor industry. It’s no secret the outdoor industry is predominantly white, Brooklyn Bell tells her story of her love with the outdoors as a young black woman.
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Becoming Ruby | Inclusion, Bikes and Hand-Drawn Heroes
A film about inclusion, identity and hand-drawn heroes. If you can’t find a hero, create your own; for mountain biker, skier and artist Brooklyn Bell, that hand-drawn hero was a comic character named Ruby J. Using Ruby as a role model, Brooklyn set out to “live like her, breathe like her, be unapologetically black like her,” finding her own identity in a mix of dirt, snow, art and inclusion.
Director
Dave Mayers
Producers
Lauren Cerre
Dave Mayers
Director of Cinematopgraphy
Joey Schusler
Jika Gonzalez
Assistant Camera
Wiley Kaupas
Editor
Cameron Dennis
Music Score
Jameson Williams
Graphics
Brooklyn Bell
Kris Cave
Color
Jacob Nemeth
