Shift Your World Film Festival 2022
VIP Program & Replays
Festival Presentations
You can enjoy two broadcasts of the festival each day.
Day 1, Day 2 & Day 3
- Broadcast A: 09/21/2024 6:00:00 PM - 09/22/2024 4:00:00 AM
- Broadcast B: 09/22/2024 6:00:00 AM - 09/21/2024 4:00:00 PM
Day 4: Psychedelic Sunday (exclusively for paid VIPs)
- Broadcast A: 09/21/2024 4:00:00 PM - 09/22/2024 4:00:00 AM
- Broadcast B: 09/22/2024 4:00:00 AM - 09/21/2024 4:00:00 PM
Below you’ll see when our festival presentations are available where you live.
Program and schedule are subject to change.
Day 1
Shift Your World's mindfully curated films and poignant post-screening discussions offer a portal to new possibilities in the realms of personal, societal, and planetary wellbeing.
A Free Online Film Festival from The Shift Network
https://shiftyourworldfilmfestival.com/festival
Day 2
Shift Your World's mindfully curated films and poignant post-screening discussions offer a portal to new possibilities in the realms of personal, societal, and planetary wellbeing.
A Free Online Film Festival from The Shift Network
https://shiftyourworldfilmfestival.com/festival
Day 3
Shift Your World's mindfully curated films and poignant post-screening discussions offer a portal to new possibilities in the realms of personal, societal, and planetary wellbeing.
A Free Online Film Festival from The Shift Network
https://shiftyourworldfilmfestival.com/festival
VIP - Psychedelic Sunday
Psychedelic Sunday
VIP Bonus Content
VIP Bonus Content
Have you upgraded to a VIP Shift Your World Film Festival pass yet?
Shift Your World Film Festival VIP Pass holders receive extended post-event film viewing, immersive experiences during the 4-day film festival, and exclusive bonus content and perks! Upgrade to Shift Your World Film Festival pass here.
VIP Pass perks include:
- Access Pass to Psychedelic Sunday — a full day of leading-edge films and panel discussions about the intriguing world of psychedelics — exclusively for VIPs
- 2 weeks of on-demand access for select Festival films*
- LIVE online “Meet & Greet” with filmmakers
- On-demand access to bonus content including feature-length and short films, plus exclusive filmmaker interviews
- Membership in the Shift Your World Insiders Club — you’ll be the first to know about upcoming screenings and special events
- Future discounts, upgrades, exclusive perks, and more!
*Please note: Because of contractual, distribution, and licensing agreements, some films and programming may be omitted from the extended access window of February 21 — March 6, 2022, limited by geo-location or by audience viewing capacity.
Film Festival Awards
Cast your vote online for Audience Choice Feature Film (1st and 2nd place) during the festival. Voting opens Thursday, February 17 and closes Saturday, February 19. The winners will be announced within two days.
Use this handy ballot to take notes throughout the Film Festival so you can vote for your favorites to win Audience Choice!
Download Ballot
Filmmaker Interview: Gay Dillingham, Dying to Know: Ram Dass and Timothy Leary
Director and producer Gay Dillingham invites us into her years-long process of creating a film that chronicles the dynamic friendship between two distinct cultural icons. The conversation spans the nuts-and-bolts aspects of documentary filmmaking such as tracking down rare archival footage, to spiritual practices that help her stay attuned to her life’s mission, to the potential of psychedelics to assist in the dying process.
Gay Dillingham
Gay Dillingham has consistently juggled her parallel passions for the environment, public policy and communication through film all in an effort to deepen our human experience and success while on this marvelous planet. Gay started making films out of college in the late 80s. Her first, The WIPP Trail, narrated by Robert Redford cast a critical eye on our nation’s first and worlds only underground nuclear waste repository. It became a community organizing tool and aired on PBS nationally. My Body Belongs to Me, a children’s pro-active educational program on sexual abuse, earned the American Film Festival award for “Guidance and Values Education”. Her company Co-produced Dr. Andrew Weil’s first PBS programs in the 90s.
Gay then co-founded and managed two environmental companies, chaired the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board and was ED for the Livingry Foundation. Her work on the Korean peninsula as a filmmaker and one of thirty international women delegates is represented in the 2022 documentary film, Crossings.
Gay continued her passion for film producing/directing, Dying to Know: Ram Dass & Timothy Leary, a tool for making change around end of life, drug policy and consciousness.
Hosted by Téana David
With a passion for creating at the intersection of ecology, spirituality, and social justice, Téana David served as the director of Deepak HomeBase in New York City where she designed, curated, and produced a year-round transformational event series. Currently the co-director of Circle of Wisdom, she conducts video interviews with wisdom-keepers from different cultures to make their wisdom available to the next generations. She co-wrote her first TV pilot at age 19 for Canadian Television and has written numerous plays, including The Wonders (Spielberg Righteous Person’s Award), and Scars (Tonya Pinkin's Truth & Reconciliation Project), as well as numerous environmental messaging campaigns. Recent producing credits include Artists United for Amazonia and No Vote Left Behind, livestream events that garnered a combined viewership of 33 million. Téana holds an MFA in Contemporary Performance from Naropa University, an interdisciplinary degree comprised of performance, somatic studies, playwriting, and producing. She serves on the board of The Tribal Trust Foundation, The Evolutionary Leaders Circle, and is a founding member of Artists For Amazonia.
