chango

A young boy and his family move from harsh circumstances in Puerto Rico with dreams of a better life, but the boy soon finds himself embroiled in a world of drugs and violence.

Love music shelter

A talented teen and her mother navigate homelessness in this urban tale about hope & the power of social change. This compelling production also has heart with a major give-back component. 

DELIKATESSEN

In the aftermath of the Holocaust, Auschwitz survivors, Yossi and David Shapiro open what is to become a landmark New York City delicatessen, aptly named Shapiro’s. By 1972, financial struggles, an insidious hate crime and the opening of a mysterious German delicatessen across the street threaten to derail the brothers’ livelihood. Coincidence? Conspiracy? A little of both?!

mommy in manhattan

At the crazy intersection of Love and Family, sometimes it's the friendships that we nurture that sparkle sunshine back into our lives…

LOVE MUSIC SHELTER, SHORT FILM

(Proof of Concept for the Feature Film and TV Series)

A homeless teenage girl and her mom are living on the streets until a performing arts school rescues the talented singer despite her mother’s fears, alcoholism and past demons.

Deadly beloved

Struggling writer, Zoey Taylor, travels the backroads of Georgia in order to attend her college roommate’s wedding with her ex-boyfriend. The duo gets more than they bargained for when the guests of this joyous celebration are concealing a sinister secret worse than any scary story.

THE HOUSEWIFE

A disillusioned housewife relies on her own ingenuity to survive when she and her son are kidnapped. This proof-of-concept for a feature marks director Jeremiah Kipp's first foray into thrillers after a long career in the horror genre.

SPEEDY

A makeshift family of friends falls apart, causing SPEEDY (F, 16) to turn to KYLE (M, 16), the leader of an underground fight club for the elderly.

style search

Join Alixx as she explores the fashion and art scenes of New York, and watch as she talks shop and style with interesting people along the way.

About Us

Over The Rainbow's mission is to shed a bright light on topics that are uncomfortable, stories that enlighten and spark change, and subjects that are based on or inspired by true events. We believe art reflects life, and we are making it our business to share these stories through film, theater and television productions.

We selectively nurture, develop and produce projects that have a socially-minded "call to action" message, making community engagement and social reciprocity an integral part of the production experience. Our projects not only seek to enrich lives by building and sustaining movements for social change, but also support greater philanthropic initiatives through a targeted donation component. We aim to donate a percentage of profits from each project to relevant programs and charities, helping to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Our ultimate goal is to create artful productions that recognize and confront oppressive structures, helping to break the cycle and dismantle the oppression against marginalized groups.

With our first film, a scripted musical aptly named Love Music Shelter, we will be donating a percentage of profits to organizations like The Door, a drop-in center for disconnected and at-risk youth. In future productions, we hope to address other important issues such as gun control in schools, drunk driving (with Mothers Against Drunk Driving), drug addiction amongst teens, tech addiction, alcoholism, prison reform, postpartum depression, sex trafficking, hate crimes, antisemitism, and the "insta everything" lifestyle.

Our Founder

Alixx Schottland
President & Head of Film Development

Read more about Alixx here.