Meet the Team
Former newspaper photographer Meg Daniels, Director and Co-Producer of I’m Still Here, Love has been telling people’s stories from around the globe for over 25 years. Over the course of her career, she became a photo essayist and filmmaker, knowing that it was her responsibility to use her storytelling skills as a platform for raising awareness about social justice issues both well-known and shrouded by secrecy. Her first feature-length film Proper Pronouns, has received several accolades and is now available on Prime. Meg graduated with her MFA in documentary filmmaking from WFU in May, 2019.
Megan Q. Daniels, Director and Co-Producer
Jessica Watt Dougherty holds a Master’s degree in counseling from North Carolina State University, a certificate in Violence, Loss and Trauma from Marshall University and has worked as an elementary school counselor for the past two decades. She works closely with children who have experienced trauma, grief and loss and for the past five years, has found it necessary to support her students with a wide array of stress and difficult experiences while schools have learned to navigate education throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Jessica resides in Southeastern Ohio with her husband, Stephen, and their children Jillian, Brendon, Maddie, and Benjamin.
Jessica Watt Doughtery, Co-Producer
Jillian Dobson earned a Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies and then became a nationally certified PA-C. During the first few years of her career, she endured working in inpatient medicine during the COVID-19 pandemic and witnessed numerous patients fall victim to the virus. She and her husband Jesse reside in Bellaire, OH.
Jillian Dobson, Co-producer
Charles Cleaver is a pianist and composer based in Durham, North Carolina. In addition to composing for film, Charles performs regularly in North Carolina and elsewhere with many groups, including Big Star’s Third and Chris Stamey & The Fellow Travelers. Charles is also known for his work as a session musician, engineer and producer, and can be heard on myriad recordings by both established and emerging recording artists. His recent credits include mixing engineer, co-producer and musician on “Conviction: Songs of Faith From Women In Prison,” a collaboration with local songwriting groups organized by Interfaith Prison Ministry for Women.
Charles Cleaver, Composer
Story Consultant Sarah Galloway got her start in documentaries as an assistant editor on the seminal film Hoop Dreams. After twenty years of making documentaries, interactives and other exhibit media for the American Museum of Natural History she began a freelance career. Her first independent documentary, BIKE RIDDIM won the Asbury Park Press Award at the 2018 Asbury Park Music + Film Festival. Sarah’s second independent, WILD in the Garden State is screening in festivals now. Sarah lives in New Jersey with her husband. She can be reached at SarahGalloway.com.
Sarah Galloway, Co-Editor
Kelly Burns is a motion designer, animator, and digital artist living in New York City. In the early 90’s he began obsessively documenting street art in NYC, and in 2003 self published “I NY – New York Street Art”. In 2005 a revised and updated edition was published by Die Gestalten Verlag.
Kelly Burns, Animator