Film is my commitment to creating work that matters in our world, I wanted to film a documentary on global sex trafficking because it is a fast-growing and horrific industry that tragically affects every child and woman worldwide. We can either do something or nothing. I simply chose to do something with the resources and creative talent I possess and have access to as a professor in film at Chapman University, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts.

As a filmmaker, my intention was to tell the story. It was not possible to tell the story of human trafficking unless I visited the countries and met the victims trapped in the sex trade. ISIS not only committed genocide, but abducted Yazidis and Christian women and children as sex slaves as well.

My film is not only about giving survivors a voice, but also highlight the nonprofit organizations that rescue, restore, and reintegrate innocent women and children worldwide. Creating awareness is not enough but rather a call to action is ALL of our responsibility. It will not only take an army of heroes but also a village of ordinary people like you and me.