HONEYPOT PRODUCTIONS

Revealing the humanity behind headlines 

Honeypot Productions is a women owned and operated production company. Our documentaries change the narrative behind global issues through visually stunning, intimate, character-driven storytelling. We foster conversations of growth, compassion, and understanding in our world.  

 

We prioritize hiring female identified crew and staff from diverse backgrounds. Stories by women told by women.

 

Rae Ceretto and Kelly Scott founded Honeypot Productions in 2020. Seeking Asylum is an expansion of their award winning short doc, We Do Not Live Here, which was featured in Rolling Stone Magazine. Seeking Asylum is both Rae and Kelly’s first feature length film.

OUR TEAM

Stories about women told by women

​​Rae Ceretto - Director, Cinematographer 

Kelly Scott - Producer 

Barrie Landry - Executive Producer

Georgia Dodson - Editor 

Libertad Velarde - Field Producer, Translator 

Jenny Farhat - Director of Photography

Ayu Logan - Second Camera, Translator 

Raaghav Minocha - Additional Editor 

Stephanie Silva - Assistant Editor

Chris Upton - Composer

ADVISORS

Our team advisors are the best minds in the nonprofit and immigration world

  • ​Bill Hing, Professor of Law & Migration Studies - University of San Francisco

  • Wendy Young, President - KIND

  • Chris Boian, Senior Public Information Officer - UNHCR

  • Sonia Nazario, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist & Author

  • Judge Ashley Tabaddor, President - National Association of Immigration Judges

  • Dana Marks, Executive Vice President - National Association of Immigration Judges

  • Neal Katyal, Former Acting Solicitor General of the United States

  • Leah Chavarria, Director of Immigration Services - Jewish Family Service

  • Kate Clark, Senior Director of Immigration Services - Jewish Family Service

  • Luis Gonzalez, Supervising Immigration Attorney - Jewish Family Service

  • Nanette Barragán, Congresswoman - California, 44th District 

  • Jennifer Nagda, Policy Director - Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights

  • Eitan Peled, Child Migration & Protection Program - UNICEF

  • Jason de León, Professor of Anthropology and Chicana/o Studies - UCLA

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