Margo Guernsey is the Founder and Director of Time Travel Productions LLC, a documentary media company based in Boston, MA. Her films document American stories where the protagonists work in challenging spaces toward a more equitable world. She builds collaborations that reflect the subjects in the film, as a cornerstone of her artistic process. Each project has it’s own team, and different multi-media elements and impact efforts, that fit the story, and make it accessible to wider audiences. Follow the links for information on Margo’s films: Councilwoman, The Price of Survival (working title), The Philadelphia Eleven (working title).
As all film projects ebb and flow in and out of production, each year Margo also produces a limited number of short-video projects for non-profit and commercial clients in the role of director and/or producer. She believes storytelling is as an integral part of mission-driven work. If you are part of a non-profit organization, contact her directly to discuss your media needs.
Over the past 20 years, Margo has worked as a union organizer, non-profit development director, translator and media instructor, always building multi-racial collaborations across class lines to inform the work of building a more just society. She began her film career in 2010 as a producer at WPBT2 (Miami). She has an MFA in Film (University of Miami), MA in History (Umass/Amherst), BA in History (Brown University), and she is a Tribeca/Camden/CNNFilms Retreat Alumni. She speaks both Spanish and English, and is a proud Mama of two young children.
As all film projects ebb and flow in and out of production, each year Margo also produces a limited number of short-video projects for non-profit and commercial clients in the role of director and/or producer. She believes storytelling is as an integral part of mission-driven work. If you are part of a non-profit organization, contact her directly to discuss your media needs.
Over the past 20 years, Margo has worked as a union organizer, non-profit development director, translator and media instructor, always building multi-racial collaborations across class lines to inform the work of building a more just society. She began her film career in 2010 as a producer at WPBT2 (Miami). She has an MFA in Film (University of Miami), MA in History (Umass/Amherst), BA in History (Brown University), and she is a Tribeca/Camden/CNNFilms Retreat Alumni. She speaks both Spanish and English, and is a proud Mama of two young children.
