PHOENIX - Arizonar -- PHOENIX, Ariz. — Inspired Media 360 is proud to announce that its documentary, "Blank Canvas Reimagining Corrections," has earned two prestigious Silver Telly Awards in the 47th Annual Telly Awards competition.

The documentary was recognized in the following categories:

• Telly Winner — Film & Shorts: Social Impact
• Telly Winner — Non-Broadcast: Social Issues

The Telly Awards honor excellence in video and television across all screens and receive entries from leading production companies, television networks, agencies, and independent creators worldwide.

Executive Producers of "Blank Canvas Reimagining Corrections" are Carey Peña of Inspired Media 360 (https://www.inspiredmedia360.com/?utm_source=ch...) and Brandon Lee of Art of Our Soul (https://artofoursoul.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).

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A thought-provoking, real-life story of second chances, societal healing, and a holistic approach to public safety, "Blank Canvas Reimagining Corrections" offers an exclusive look inside the infamous Lumley Unit at Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry's Perryville prison complex for women in Goodyear.

In 2024, ADCRR partnered with providers and community organizations to build the first-ever holistic healing studio inside an Arizona state prison. Now open, Art of Our Soul (https://artofoursoul.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) provides classes and programming for both inmates and staff, centered on healing, self-improvement, emotional wellness, and human connection.

"We are incredibly honored to receive this recognition from The Telly Awards," said Carey Peña, founder of Inspired Media 360. "At the heart of everything we create is the belief that storytelling has the power to challenge perspectives, spark meaningful conversations, and create impact. 'Blank Canvas Reimagining Corrections' tells a deeply human story about healing, hope, and what is possible when we rethink rehabilitation."

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"Blank Canvas Reimagining Corrections" was filmed at Perryville Women's Prison in Goodyear, Arizona, and throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area.

"My hope is that this film helps change the narrative around corrections. I hope it changes people's perspectives about how we should focus on rehabilitation rather than just incarceration. If we are serious about public safety, we must provide innovative rehabilitative programming inside our prisons. I'm proud of the film, but even more proud of the lives being changed inside Arizona prisons." expressed founder and CEO of Art of Our Soul Brandon Lee.

Inspired Media 360 is a Phoenix-based media production company specializing in purpose-driven storytelling across television, digital media, branded content, documentaries, and podcasts. Through compelling visual narratives, the company partners with organizations, nonprofits, and brands to tell stories that matter.

For more information, visit Inspired Media 360 (https://www.inspiredmedia360.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).