Our Mission
To tell stories is how we understand each other and ourselves.
Glam Ram Films exists to amplify voices and stories that might otherwise go unheard.
Our approach is rooted in deep collaboration with the communities we document. We prioritize authentic storytelling over sensationalism, taking time to build trust and understanding with our subjects.
Each project is guided by questions of impact: How can this story serve the people within it? How might it contribute to larger conversations about justice, environment, and human dignity?
The Glam Team
Two Aries got together to make films.
Diane Fredel-Weis
Producer & Founder
Diane Weis, a co-founder of Glam Ram Films, is an award-winning independent filmmaker based in New York City. Her most-recent documentary short films, "Minor Accident of War," (2019) and “To Myself, With Love: The Bessie Stringfield Story” (2024) screened at film festivals throughout the U.S.. Prior to her film career, Weis was a creative marketing executive for The Walt Disney Company.
Keri Cameron
Producer & Founder
Keri Cameron is an independent film producer based in New York City and a co-founder of Glam Ram Films. Before transitioning into film, Keri built a dynamic career in finance, real estate, and philanthropy, working on Wall Street in investment banking, A lifelong advocate for the arts, her move into film is a natural transition merging her entrepreneurial background with a passion for amplifying diverse voices and creating work that resonates.
Coming Soon
Field Trip
2026 | documentary | 25 mins
At 102 years old, Edward Field, a gay Jewish poet, lives in his West Village artist’s loft. He exercises daily, meets friends for afternoon brandy, and prepares the final book of his life’s work. A World War II navigator who survived being shot down into the North Sea, Field went on to become a fearless literary voice, writing openly about war, desire, loss, love, and the long aftermath of survival.
I've been captivated by Edward's striking emotional honesty, sparkling wit, and unpretentious wisdom. It's an honor to be entrusted with his kaleidoscopic story, and I can't wait for audiences to share in his singular magic.”
Hannah Rafkin, Director
Screenings
- PremiereSOHO International Film Festival
Thurs., Oct. 8th at 4pmRegal Cinema at Union SquareGet Tickets
News & Updates
Follow our journey from production to premiere.
We are picture-locked
We are picture-locked
Final assembly of the film is complete at 25 minutes. We now move on to sound and color, along with finishing touches.
Field principal photography wrapped
Field principal photography wrapped
After 5 months of preproduction and 4 months of filming all over New York City, along with an illuminating trip to the Cradle of Aviation Museum and a pilgrimage to the archives at the University of Delaware, we've completed principal photography. Grateful to all the friends we made along the way.
Field appointed Lynbrook's first official poet laureate
Field appointed Lynbrook's first official poet laureate
Through a campaign spearheaded by Lynbrook Historian Art Mattson, Edward Field is now the poet laureate of his childhood hometown. We invited Art to present the official proclaimation to Edward on camera at a recent poetry reading in the West Village.
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