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Empowering Refugees and Communities Facing Water and Climate Crises

At Frontline Film School, we empower refugees, war survivors, and communities displaced by water scarcity, climate disaster, and humanitarian crises through powerful multimedia storytelling. Your donation provides access to education, equipment, and mentorship, enabling frontline voices to document their realities, inspire action, and foster global understanding.

Join us in amplifying their stories and addressing one of the world’s most urgent issues — the water crisis.
Donate today and be part of a movement that transforms lives and protects our shared future.

Support Education on the Frontlines

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We’re proud to be collaborating with Opus One, a Danish company, to bring clean water filtration to the island of Tierra Bomba.

Beyond this, we’re raising funds to install a well in the remote Wayuu territory of La Guajira, northern Colombia—supporting one of the region’s most vulnerable communities.

Each of our projects includes a film component to raise awareness and inspire real action on the ground. Through these stories, we secure funding for tangible water solutions.

And just as importantly, we teach filmmaking to local youth, giving them the tools and voice to share their own stories with the world.

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General Funds for Programming

These funds support our core mission:

  • 🎬 4 short films per year — created as a gift to NGOs working on the frontlines of global crises.

  • 📽️ 4 student films — empowering young voices to tell their own stories.

  • 🧑‍🏫 4 filmmaking workshops — training local youth in storytelling and media.

  • 💧 10% dedicated to water solutions — directly funding clean water access in Tierra Bomba and Wayuu Territories.

Every contribution fuels stories that lead to real impact.

Those who wish you sponsor Frontline via check:

Checks Should be Made Out to "Fractured Atlas"
Donors should make their checks payable to “Fractured Atlas”. It is extremely important that all checks are made out to “Fractured Atlas” ONLY.

IN THE “FOR” on your check write:

Frontline Film School/Fractured Atlas

Fractured Atlas is our umbrella organization and helps us by providing by providing fundraising tools, educational resources, and organizational support. We report donations and progress reports to Fractured Atlas annually.

Send check to:

Fractured Atlas

P.O. Box 55

Hartsdale, NY 10530-005

Donors gifting over $5000 will be sent a Major Donor Letter form. Thank you!

Jonathan Kloberdanz, Founder, Frontline Film School

IN-KIND SPONSORSHIP

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Venus Daas portrait by Jonathan Kloberdanz - on location shooting "Dreams at Sea" documentary in Greece (circa 2016)
Painting of "Venus" by Andrea T. Kemp for the Frontline Film School
Contemporary Naturalist artist, Andrea Kemp, was born and raised in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley where she first began her formal art training under the instruction of prominent artist Daniel Sprick. She went on to study at the Lyme Academy of Fine

Andrea T. Kemp painted “Venus” to support the work of the Frontline Film School as an In-Kind Donation to raise funds for the school. To purchase “Venus” and receive a deductible donation for the original work, acrylic on canvas, 4x4 ft; Contact The Artist.

Portrait on the left is Venus Daas photographed by Jonathan Kloberdanz - on location shooting "Dreams at Sea" documentary in Greece (circa 2016). Dreams at Sea takes us inside the journey of a sister and brother from Syria who discover that crossing the sea in search of safety was only the start of their odyssey. Each decision on the run, at a frontier, and on the street poses an existential threat. At each step, they face a choice: Will they stay together and risk getting lost in the limbo of an overburdened refugee relocation system? Or will they risk getting separated as they navigate dangerous underground paths alone? Along the way, their journey triggers a crisis of values as some Europeans react from fear while others form an underground railroad to help the family pursue love and dreams for their future.

Contemporary Naturalist artist, Andrea Kemp, was born and raised in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley where she first began her formal art training under the instruction of prominent artist Daniel Sprick. She went on to study at the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts, then earned a BFA from the University of Utah. She continued her education at the Andreeva Academy, in Santa Fe. An avid student of Italian arts, culture and language, she has travelled throughout the country and taught painting in Italy since 2015. Andrea and her family currently reside in Golden, Colorado where her studio is located. She has been a regular instructor at the Art Students League of Denver for 14 years and served on their board for three years.