Films are storytelling brought to life.  Documentaries tell the stories of people whose stories need to be heard.  Regina Scully is an award-winning documentary film producer who is trying to change minds and hearts through storytelling.  Whether covering the epidemic of rape in the U.S. military or on college campuses (“The Invisible War”, “The Hunting Ground”), the under-representation of women in positions of power (“Miss Representation”), or the novel contributions of Mr. Rogers to television and children’s education (“Won’t You Be My Neighbor”), Regina discusses how films can motivate viewers to influence public policy, social policy and inspire change.