FILM AND PRODUCTION
ANNIE MEANS HAS WORKED ACROSS DOCUSERIES, CLIENT PRODUCTIONS, AND INDEPENDENT FILM PROJECTS IN PRODUCTION COORDINATION, RESEARCH, AND CREATIVE SUPPORT ROLES. EXPLORE SELECTED COLLABORATIONS BELOW.
TEAM TAN
TEAM TAN
ROLE: Research
Team Tan is a six-part JoySauce original docuseries that follows Samantha Tan, a 22-year-old Asian Canadian professional race car driver, as she rises through the competitive world of motorsport. With only a small fraction of drivers being women, the series offers an intimate portrait of Tan as she navigates a male-dominated industry.
Filmed during the 2020 racing season amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, the series follows her challenges on and off the track, from high-stakes competition to the pressures of visibility as an AAPI race car driver. The story also centers her family-run team, including her father, Ken Tan, highlighting the deeply collaborative nature of her racing journey. Click above to watch the series.
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In episode one, we meet Samantha Tan, a 22-year-old Asian Canadian race car driver, and her father, Ken Tan, who founded a racing team for her.
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The team faces mechanical issues and sweltering Virginia heat on the track in the first race after the pandemic lockdown.
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Coach Ben and co-driver Sam help train Sam on her pit stops, hoping for a better result in Race 2.
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Sam must confront her past and overcome the memory of her crash to succeed in the coming race.
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Samantha and her team arrive at the world-famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway to face off against American racing royalty.
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The season finale and championship unfold at Indianapolis.
THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROJECT
ROLE: Production Coordinator
The Behavioral Health Project is a 41-part video training series created for Washington State’s Healthcare Training Fund — the state’s largest healthcare union — and co-sponsored by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and King County’s Department of Community and Human Services.
The series helps addiction counselors sharpen their skills on the job through a mix of reenactments, informational interviews, and skills training
Click above to scroll through stills from the project.
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Due to the sensitive nature of these videos and their use of real stories and experiences, they are not currently available for public online viewing.