Rebuilding The Frame
Founded in January 2025 in Ocoee, Florida — born from the Orlando production company Rebuilt Minds — with a simple belief: talent is universal, but opportunity is not.
Rebuilding Community through Art
"It takes a village to tell a story, and stories to rebuild a village."
Our Mission Statement
"Our mission is to enrich the community by telling stories through the art of film and media."
We empower our local community to capture and share stories that are deeply personal, ensuring that these narratives are preserved for future generations.
We strive to use art as a medium to foster community connections through events, arts programming, and education — giving young people in Central Florida the tools to define their own legacy without leaving home to chase their dreams.
Cast & Crew
The people behind the lens
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Executive Director
Anthony Golden
Anthony founded Rebuilt Village and leads the day-to-day operations and programming, bringing deep film production experience to build real pathways for the next generation of Orlando storytellers.
President
Steve Kohn
Steve oversees organizational strategy, board governance, and long-term vision for film education in Central Florida.
Vice President
Amanda Baez
Amanda drives grant strategy and program development, ensuring Rebuilt Village's work is funded and that every initiative produces measurable impact for youth.
Treasurer
Kenya Fulton
Kenya manages Rebuilt Village's financial stewardship and ensures every donor dollar is invested with transparency and accountability.
Secretary
Jessica Ayala
Jessica keeps the organization organized and accountable — managing meeting records, board documentation, and organizational communications.
Board Member
Aaron Tanyhill
Aaron brings creative vision and community voice to Rebuilt Village's mission, helping shape programs and messaging that resonate with the people they serve.
Board Member
Karen Rugerio
Karen brings expertise in youth internship development and career pathways, guiding how students transition from Rebuilt Village programs into working in the arts.
Social Media & Marketing
Nefertiti Alexander
Nef leads Rebuilt Village's digital presence and brand storytelling — telling the organization's story to Central Florida and beyond.
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Board Member
Franny Titus
Franny Titus is a Florida-based creative, performer, and content creator with a background in acting, production, and storytelling. She blends her professional experience with real-life inspiration, using her platform to create meaningful, engaging work. Passionate about creativity and connection, Franny is currently expanding purpose-driven projects that inspire others.
Board Member
Shauna Golden
Shauna Golden brings a dynamic blend of theatrical artistry and logistical precision to the Rebuilt Village team, drawing from her background as both an actress and an experienced stage manager. Now channeling that expertise into the non-profit film world as a Production Assistant (PA), she seamlessly translates her intuitive understanding of performance, narrative pacing, and live coordination to the screen. Ultimately, her dual-world perspective helps foster seamless, collaborative environments where impactful and diverse storytelling can thrive.
Vision 2026: The Production Pipeline
The script is being written. These milestones represent our commitment to building a sustainable creative ecosystem in Central Florida.
Establishing the Studio
By End of 2026
- Dedicated Studio Space: Secure a permanent hub for operations, classes, and film production in the Ocoee area — a home base where creativity flourishes without constraints.
- Expanding the Crew: Grow the team to include an Outreach Coordinator, Social Media Lead, and administrative support to amplify our capacity and program reach.
Lights, Camera, Connection
2026 Season
- Film-apalooza at Dr. Phillips High School (May 15–17, 2026): A 3-day student film festival at the Dr. Phillips Film & Television Magnet Program, sponsored by Rebuilt Village. Day 1: Senior Film Showcase with talk-back. Day 2: Workshops and industry panels. Day 3: Award Ceremony with senior passdown and inaugural student internship announcement.
- Summer Camp Launch (Summer 2026): The inaugural Rebuilt Village Summer Camp — youth programs integrating film, theatre, and visual art at John H. Jackson Community Center in Ocoee. A space where young voices learn to frame their own stories.
The Long Take
Late 2026
- Rebuilt Village Gala (Winter 2026): An evening dedicated to generating vital funds for legacy projects and long-term sustainability. Bringing together supporters, artists, and community leaders to invest in the future of storytelling in Ocoee.
Produced With Integrity
Rebuilt Village is committed to the highest standards of financial stewardship. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, our "box office" is open for public review.