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Connective Director
Lindsay Caddle LaPointe embodies a beautiful blend of artistic expression and technological finesse. Her journey began with a passion for dance that led her to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in Dance/Performance from Roger Williams University. Fueling her curiosity, she delved deeper into the fusion of dance and technology, earning a master's degree from The Ohio State University's Department of Dance.
In 2010, Lindsay's creative spirit birthed Linden Tree Productions [LTP], providing invaluable video support to fellow dancers and artists. Through LTP, Lindsay lent her expertise to renowned institutions and artists like The Boston Foundation Live Arts Grant recipients, The Landmarks Orchestra, and the vibrant spaces of Boston Center for the Arts, among others. Notably, LTP's documentary, "Making Mill Town," captivated audiences on PBS Maine and earned accolades, receiving a gold award from Spotlight Documentary Film Awards and recognition for editing excellence at the Utah Dance Film Festival.
Teaching became another conduit for Lindsay's passion, nurturing aspiring dancers at The Ohio State University, Ohio University, Muskingum University, and Regis College. Currently, she passes on her knowledge on dance and film classes at Dean College, empowering the next generation of artistic minds.
Amidst her professional endeavors, Lindsay gracefully weaves herself into the fabric of performance as a dedicated collaborator of Peter DiMuro/Public Displays of Motion. Together, they've graced iconic New England venues like The Isadora Stewart Gardner Museum, The Rose Kennedy Greenway, and The Institute for Contemporary Arts, infusing these spaces with the magic of multigenerational dance.
Lindsay's heart lies not just in grand performances but in fostering community through movement. She extends her expertise beyond the stage, offering inclusive, community-based movement classes. In these classes, she creates a sanctuary for exploration, where participants can safely embrace dance within a nurturing, connected environment.
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Executive Producer
Dawn MacKechnie is a lifelong active Unitarian Universalist with a passion for integrating spirituality, artistry, and community engagement. With a gentle heart and natural leadership skills, Dawn serves as a spiritual guide, empowering individuals to explore and deepen their spiritual practices.
Dedicated Graphic Designer
Dawn brings over 18 years of experience as a Graphic Designer at Powder Horn Press in Plymouth, MA. Her innate creativity and detail-oriented project management skills shine as she collaborates with clients, executing designs that stand out in a competitive landscape. Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite, Dawn thrives in a fast-paced environment, delivering visually captivating printed pieces.
Inspiring Director of Children and Youth Ministry
Currently serving as the Director of Children and Youth Ministry at the Unitarian Church of Barnstable, Dawn plays a pivotal role in shaping the annual vision for the program. She not only plans and leads engaging programs for children and youth but also creates original curriculum and delivers thought-provoking sermons for all ages. Dawn fosters a sense of community, organizes intergenerational services, and actively contributes to social justice initiatives within the congregation.
Interests, Projects and Past Experiences:
Beyond her professional roles, Dawn serves as the executive producer of an in-process documentary on the YRUU (Young Religious Unitarian Universalist) Program. She also leads a virtual women's full moon gathering focused on spirituality and the arts, showcasing her commitment to fostering connections through meaningful experiences.
In her role as Unitarian Universalist High School Youth Group Advisor, Dawn collaborated with peers to plan activities, organize worship services, and facilitate open communication with parents. She also served as a Worship Associate and Church School Teacher at First Parish Church in Duxbury, where she contributed to the spiritual growth of the community.
Dawn MacKechnie's journey seamlessly blends creativity, spirituality, and community, making her a valuable asset to any project or congregation she engages with. Whether through design or ministry, Dawn's commitment to empowering others and building meaningful connections is evident in every endeavor.
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Producer and Screenwriter
Naomi Kooker, is a multimedia award-winning journalist and producer whose eye for detail and truth-seeking cut to the core to tell compelling stories. Her collaboration with filmmaker LindsayLaPointe earned the duo an award for their documentary short, Making Mill Town. Naomi’s stories have appeared in The Boston Globe, Boston magazine, Bon Appetit, TimeOut Boston travel guide, Yankee Magazine, and Wine Spectator.
Naomi is an associate professor of journalism, writing and communication at Regis College in Weston, Mass. She earned a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction Writing at Bay Path University, a Master of Arts in Heritage Studies at Regis College, and her Bachelor of Arts in English at Drew University. As an outsider to the Unitarian Universalist experience, yet a PK (preacher’s kid in the Methodist denomination), Naomi is uniquely qualified to bring balance to and foster the Why Are You You? storyline for universal emotional appeal.
Roberto Mighty
Roberto Mighty is an award-winning filmmaker, television producer/host, multimedia artist, and educator.
He is the writer, producer, and director of 39 television episodes broadcast on PBS stations nationwide. He was recently appointed to the Museum of Fine Arts’ Table of Voices panel for their 2026 Art of the Americas Collection, and commissioned to create an augmented reality experience and multimedia website for the City of Boston’s Un-Monument project. He directed the exhibition film for the Concord Museum’s 2025 installation on the work of a Nipmuc Indigenous artist, and was America’s first Artist-in-Residence at a National Historic Landmark cemetery. His artist residencies and exhibitions include Harvard’s Fisher Museum, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, and the Truro Center for the Arts.
Roberto is the creator, producer, and host of World’s Greatest Cemeteries and Getting dot OLDER on PBS, and the director, producer, and writer of Legacy of Love, a documentary about the meeting, romance, and radicalization of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott in the 1950s, also on PBS.
He earned his MFA in Visual Arts from Lesley University. His faculty appointments include Emerson College, Boston University, and the American Graphics Institute. Roberto also teaches master classes, leads workshops, and delivers guest lectures and public talks across the U.S. www.robertomighty.com"