Colorfool Films

Colorfool Films is an impact-driven video production company based in Oakland, San Francisco, and the greater Bay Area, working with individuals, nonprofits, and purposeful businesses to advance their missions through film. The team, led by director and cinematographer Masha Karpoukhina, produces documentary films and video series focused on social, environmental, and community-driven subjects, with credits including PBS and KQED broadcast and distribution by ARTE and The New Yorker. Colorfool Films' documentary work includes an Emmy win for Best Short Documentary in the Category of Diversity and Inclusion, two Jackson Wild Media Awards in Climate Stories and Natural Science, and official selections at festivals including Tribeca Film Institute, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, and American Indian Film Festival. Based in Oakland, with offices at 2500 Market Street; the team has filmed at locations across the United States. Clients across nonprofit and documentary projects describe the team as professional and flexible, praising Masha and her crew for making subjects comfortable on camera, managing every stage of production, and delivering a final product that reflects the client's vision.