All We Carry

Cady Voge is a filmmaker and journalist specializing in character-driven, long-form, and vérité storytelling. All We Carry is Cady’s feature directorial debut. Her other directorial credits include two short films, El Cristo Negro (2019) and Ballet In El Salvador is Alcira Alonso (2019). As a filmmaker, she has shot, produced, and directed short films for NBC, The New Humanitarian, and other media outlets across the Americas. She is currently in pre-production on her next feature documentary, which examines OB/GYN Meg Autry’s quest to launch a reproductive health clinic in federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico; as she serves patients in abortion restricted states from Texas to Florida. In 2022, Cady was selected as a WIF/Sundance Financing Intensive fellow as well as a Film Independent Fast Track fellow.

Laura Pilloni is a filmmaker who works towards the representation of marginalized stories. She was the associate producer for the women and human rights documentary Home Truth, which premiered at the 2017 Human Rights Watch Film Festival and was broadcast on PBS the following year. She went on to associate produce Chavela (Berlinale, Hot Docs 2017) and was a co-producer on Lift (Tribeca 2022, Paramount Pictures). Keeping in line with these impactful films, she was most recently a producer on activist Elle Moxley’s short documentary Black Beauty (Blackstar, Outfest 2022) and is currently producing All We Carry, a feature documentary about a Honduran family seeking asylum in the U.S. In 2022, she was a fellow for Film Independent’s Fast Track Film Finance Market, as well as for the WIF/Sundance Institute Financing Intensive. She is a proud member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia.

Laura is a creative producer committed to telling stories that highlight urgent social justice issues. She is currently producing the feature documentary All We Carry, with several new projects in development. Laura most recently completed the award-winning feature documentary Mama Bears, which premiered in competition at SXSW 2022 and has gone on to screen in 80+ film festivals worldwide. Mama Bears was a co-production with ITVS and had its broadcast debut on Independent Lens in 2023. She also produced the short documentary Black Beauty (Outfest ‘22), which follows activist Elle Moxley in the midst of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020. In the past eight years she’s worked on numerous award-winning films—as associate producer on the feature documentaries Chavela (Berlinale ‘17) and Dispatches from Cleveland (CIFF ‘17) and as the production office manager for America, a series of silent, narrative shorts (Sundance ‘19). In 2022 Laura was selected for DOC NYC’s “40 Under 40” list. She has been a fellow of the Film Independent Documentary Lab and the WIF/Sundance Institute Financing Intensive.