FEATURED BOOK SPOTLIGHT
Beyond the Game: The Official Film Companion
As Seen Through the Lens of Susan Sember, Film Director and Executive Producer
Immerse Yourself
in the
Celebratory Spirit of Sports and Film
With the Power to Change and Unite
The Gift of Connection
Through the Passion of an Award-Winning Filmmaker
and the Athletes Committed to Changing the Narrative
For the true aesthete and connoisseur of sports, Beyond the Game: The Official Film Companion-As Seen Through the Lens of Susan Sember, Film Director and Executive Producer, provides a curated selection of iconic on-location photography, vibrant footage stills, intimate portraits of high profile professional athletes, fascinating behind-the-scenes film production stories and the transformative journey of an award-winning filmmaker.
Through the Lens of
Susan Sember
Author, Film Director & Executive Producer-
Susan Sember
Straight from the director’s chair, Susan Sember shares with us her creative vision, the innovative and emotive approach to her filmmaking process, the unusual access granted, the epiphanic and cathartic moments experienced with the athletes, and the varied passages of this monumental filmmaking feat.
Known for her influential and revelatory style of filmmaking, the film director of this epic documentary invites you to look through her lens and join in this stunning and passionate narrative that will drop you into the soul of the athletes and deep into Susan’s heartfelt mission.
Beyond the Game:
The Official Film Companion
“The personal and relatable film interviews with these athletes, whether it be Hall of Fame inductee or rookie, transport us into the quintessential metaphor of sports mirroring life where athletes overcome adversity to attain triumph, mix grit with grace, and go from winless to national champions, to name just a few. It’s the unexpected, the buzzer beaters and Hail Mary’s of life, which impact their plans and values, as well as ours.
As we all know…it’s not always the superstar, but rather the unassuming and hardworking Cinderella that goes to the dance”
—Susan Sember