YANGON, MYANMAR – The Mandalay Productions camera equipment truck played a pivotal role throughout the production of the charity film Myittar, as it traversed Myanmar extensively. It stands as a prominent fixture just outside the MP office, ready and waiting for its next mission, contingent upon stabilizing the country’s situation.

HMAWBI, MYANMAR – The mesmerizing aerial footage in the charity film Myittar promises an immersive and captivating cinematic experience, beautifully featuring multitalented Creative Director and drone specialist Hunter Finley, Mandalay Productions Talent Manager Soe Yan Naing, and intrigued local spectators witnessing the breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the landscape.

YANGON, MYANMAR – Myittar charity film Director, Graham Streeter, prepares to bring another captivating children’s scene to life, adorned in the traditional ethnic Myanmar costume. This thoughtful choice not only enhances the authenticity of the film but also pays homage to the rich cultural tapestry of Myanmar.

KYAUKTAN, MYANMAR – In the face of challenging weather, Director Graham Streeter of the charity movie ‘Myittar‘ displayed remarkable dedication and skill. Amidst the heavy rainfall at the Kyauktan market, he worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the B-Roll shooting scene was captured to perfection, turning the inclement conditions into a dynamic element…

SKYLINE COLLEGE, CA – First Cameraman Nick Burgess and Lighting Assistant Jericho Faustino proudly present the Director’s Cut board for Scene 162, Shot 1, and Take 1, marking a significant milestone in the meticulous filmmaking process

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The iconic STUD venue, renowned internationally as a historic and vibrant hub for the LGBTQ community in San Francisco, served as one of our key and visually compelling shooting locations for Myittar.

San Francisco, CA — Over 1,200 props were used during the San Francisco shoot of Myittar (Unbroken Ties), showcasing Myanmar’s cultural heritage. Items such as a Buddha statue, a colonial chessboard, and traditional Burmese costumes created an authentic atmosphere of the culture. Created in support of A Hope for All Orphans, the film inspires compassion…

San Francisco, CA — Mandalay Productions completed a three-week shoot across the San Francisco Bay Area, covering 12 B-roll sites and eight key locations, including Mori Point, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Round House at Walnut Creek. With a 60-person crew, the team managed logistics efficiently to capture diverse settings for the charity film…

OAKLAND, CA – Principal photography commenced for the B-Roll sequences of the US-Myanmar Joint Productions Charity Film Project, Myittar, featuring the original cast and crew, as they meticulously captured each scene with careful attention to detail, ensuring the visual storytelling authentically conveys the film’s emotional depth and narrative essence.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Principal Photography for B-Rolls with the original cast and crew for the US-Myanmar Joint Productions Charity Film Project, Myittar, has begun successfully, capturing inspiring moments for a meaningful cinematic experience.