WallyBird Productions is an independent film production company dedicated to changing the landscape of cinema by telling powerful, authentic stories from diverse perspectives with a focus on elevating voices from underrepresented communities founded in 2018 by Diane Foster. Under the WallyBird banner, the company has made over 19 projects including the films; "SHIRi", winner of the prestigious Stage 32 short film contest and screened at the Oscar-qualifying Hollyshorts Film Festival and Raindance in the UK; “Make A Wish" short film accepted at over 130 film festivals worldwide and seen on Bloody Disgusting TV; the documentary "I Am America" about the Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) and awarded a grant given to the ICWC for underprivileged and undocumented youth as part of the Women Excel Project; the short "Dissonance", that donated fundraising efforts to “The Trevor Project”, the leading national organization providing intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ+ young people under 25, "My Home Unknown" feature with a harrowing look at an unhoused woman with schizoprenia, the original horror comedy feature film “Easter Bloody Easter” that received the prestigious Reframe Stamp from Women in Film and was distributed by Gravitas Ventures on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, and Tubi.
WallyBird Productions is committed to amplifying underrepresented voices by telling stories from a female perspective and championing diversity both in front and behind the camera, fostering more inclusive projects, and further solidifying our dedication to transforming the industry. Next up is the female written, directed, and led comedy "Got Daddy Issues?", and “S.A.T. - The Movie Musical”.
