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Kevin Tobin is a documentary filmmaker and amateur film curator living in occupied Massachusett territory (Boston). His work centers on third cinema, anti-imperialism, content marketing, and education.
Currently, Kevin is working on The Story of Wealth, a hybrid docu-series that traces the origins, trajectories, and links between US imperialism and inequality. The film is in post-production, and has received major funding from Decolonizing Wealth Project, along with artistic support from Points North Institute, LEF Foundation, IFFBoston, and Salem Film Fest. Additionally, Kevin curates films for Third Cinema Collective, a free screening series of the anti-imperialist catalogue in the Boston area.
For select clients, he can contracted as a freelance video producer, director, and video editor under his DBA, 31 Productions. He’s performed start-to-finish short and long form content marketing for companies and organizations such as Brandeis University (Admissions, Institutional Advancement, International Business School, Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Institute for Economic and Racial Equity), NOBULL Project, Institute for Policy Studies (Program on Inequality, The Jamaica Plain Forum), WGBH Boston, Pearson Education, McGraw-Hill Education, Wiley, Becker Education, and more.