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Open Call: Short Documentary Films

Open Call: InnLyte Short Documentary Films

This Open Call was revised after the completion of the InnLyte: Studio Series Season 1.

InnLyte’s primary focus is producing short documentary films that amplify diverse voices, share inspiring stories, and promote the mental health benefits of creativity.  

Following the completion of our first major project – the InnLyte Studio Series (10 short documentary films) – we are now open to collaborating with individual professionals (researchers, creatives, facilitators) and organisations in the Creative Wellbeing space to maximise social impact, inspire change, and achieve shared goals.

InnLyte is currently selecting subjects for the next cycle of directorial documentation. We prioritise process-led journeys that demonstrate creativity as a fundamental health practice. Moving forward, cinematic archives will be presented for broadcast procurement and international film festival circuits.

Commission Status: As part of InnLyte’s social mission, featured subjects are documented as a non-commercial contribution to the public archive.

Alternatively, upcoming documentaries will premiere directly on InnLyte’s YouTube channel.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at: info@innlyte.com.

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Season 1 Testimonial

"Working with Dominika on her Innlyte documentary series has been such a joy and an honour. The care, artistry, and intuition she brings to her work are extraordinary. She has a real gift for seeing the heart of a story and capturing it so beautifully on film. The episode she created about Josie’s Botanicals moved me deeply. It reflects not only my brand but also the emotion, heritage, and purpose behind it — in such an authentic and uplifting way. Her ability to weave creativity, mindfulness, and mental health together through storytelling is truly special. I’m so grateful for the sensitivity and soul she brought to every part of the process. The final video is something I’ll treasure and proudly share as it tells my story more powerfully than words ever could. Thank you, Dominika, for creating something so meaningful — and for shining such a gentle light on the healing power of creativity."
Barbara Josie’s Botanicals

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Dominika (Dee) Stoppa is a documentary filmmaker, visual artist and the founder of InnLyte. With over a decade of experience at the intersection of creativity and mental health, she holds distinctions in Workplace Wellness from Trinity College Dublin and Arts & Health (Pilot) from NCAD. A multi-award-winning entrepreneur, Dee has co-produced "Creativity for Wellbeing Workbook" (sold out) with Mental Health Ireland and is the author of "The Mindful Art of Linocut Printmaking". She is dedicated to establishing Creative Wellbeing as a credible, evidence-based pathway to health.

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