Founded by Marc Stallion, IGN Productions cultivates opportunities through artistic, thought-provoking, Mindful Media projects across film, television, and digital platforms.

Our foundation is committed to groundbreaking socially responsible storytelling, and the unpacking of contemporary social issues.

IGN Productions champions stories that aim to heal, mend, and educate. We value collaborations with unique and traditionally underrepresented voices. Our work challenges the conventional architecture of dramatic and genre storytelling. While, our approach revolves around service.

  • Marc Stallion

    FOUNDER/CEO

    "Marc Stallion is a versatile performing artist and content creator with a passion for education and social impact. Holding degrees in Acting, Writing, and Pedagogy, he founded the I Got Next Foundation and IGN Productions, which creates mindful media representing underrepresented communities, disabilities, and mental health. He is also a certified CBT coach, and uses psychology and human behavior as an anchor for his content.

    As a filmmaker, Marc has written and directed projects like 'A Fotograph,' 'Mastered,' and the TV series 'Black Boys Don't Talk.' His acting talents span voice-over, video games, and commercials.
    Currently, Marc serves as a Logistics Director in Haiti, teaches at the American Musical & Dramatic Academy, and actively pursues writing. Driven by a desire to reform traditional education, Marc continues to hone his skills while positively influencing the world through his work."

  • Mia Tippenhauer

    PRODUCER

    Mia Tippenhauer is a multifaceted Haitian American Creative Producer and a rising force in the film industry. With a Film & TV Production degree and minors in Psychology and Drama, Mia brings a unique blend of skills to her work. In addition to producing projects such as 'Black Boys Don't Talk,' 'A Fotograph', and Directing Films like 'Killing Silence'. She is also an actress, performing in films like 'Dream City,' and 'P*ssy Juice'. Mia also serves on the Board of the I Got Next Foundation and is a resident producer for IGN Productions. Driven by boldness and a deep connection to the human experience, Mia continues to challenge perspectives and push boundaries in the world of film.

  • Jay Holyfield

    DIRECTOR OF CINEMATOGRAPHY

    Jay Holyfieldis a Vietnamese-American Creative and Director of Photography based in Houston, TX. With a career spanning over a decade, he has cultivated a wealth of experience in visual storytelling, beginning his journey as a content creator in early high school. Specializing in commercial content, Jay has helped numerous businesses elevate their brands through effective video and photo production.

    In addition to his commercial work, Jay has expanded his expertise into the realm of independent filmmaking. He has partnered with independent filmmakers like as Marc Stallion, showcasing his ability in cinema. Currently, Jay is developing a new TV series for streaming platforms, demonstrating his commitment to pushing the boundaries of his craft and exploring new opportunities in the entertainment industry.

    Jay brings a diverse perspective and a deep understanding of the power of visual storytelling to his work. His ability to craft engaging visuals, coupled with his adaptability and collaborative spirit, make him a valuable asset to any production team.

Impact

Black Boys Don’t Talk

Lynn, a rookie journalist, gets assigned on her first week to do an exclusive with Duffman Brown, a failed college football star. The narrative that her boss gives her to follow quickly falls apart as Duffman sees right through her attempts to make him look like a bad guy. Lynn learns who Duffman really is and changes the narrative of his article, her boss isn’t happy about this or Lynn’s new attachment to Duffamn. After Duffman attempts to use Lynn as a suicide note, the two of them build a friendship while he’s in recovery. They agree to embark on a journey together to ensure that this will not happen to any other black boys like Duffman, suffering from mental health challenges.

TV SERIES

Produced by

Mia Tippenhauer, Marc Stallion

Starring

Jordyn Elayne, Marc Stallion, Larry Lowe, Marcie Goldwater, Sheridan Swayngim

Written & Directed by First Preview Date Runtime

Marc Stallion February 2024 60 minutes

MASTERED

A woman listens to an old tape recording that warns of a merciless master. In the prison where his captives are held, a woman, a slave to anxiety tries to find normalcy, but cannot evade the grasp of the master.

Short Film

Produced by

Marc Stallion

Starring

Aurelie Stallion, Marc Stallion

Written & Directed by First Preview Date Runtime

Marc Stallion August 2023 13:05 minutes

A Fotograph

Jason struggles with accepting his father's death, so he visits Haiti, a place that he and his father dreamt of visiting together. While visiting he learns about the culture from a partially deaf and mute maid that offers him peace and love.

Short Film

Produced by

Aurelie Stallion, Mia Tippenhauer, Marc Stallion

Starring

Valierie Alcide, Marc Stallion

Written & Directed by First Preview Date Runtime

Marc Stallion December 2022 67:44 minutes