Growing up in Gallup, New Mexico, Jerome grappled with shyness and the challenge of expressing both his Navajo heritage and his passions—an internal struggle shaped by the broader historical forces that have long marginalized Native Americans, pushing them to conceal their cultural identities. Skateboarding became his unexpected lifeline, a way to navigate life’s obstacles and break free from his shell. As he honed his skills, Jerome channeled his energy into creating Dalone Skateboards, a brand born from his journey of self-discovery and resilience. His boards carry the spirit of his culture, standing as both a tribute to his roots and a defiant call for others to embrace their identities in a world that has long sought to silence them.
Dalone ‘Til Infinity
Chloë Fitzmaurice (she/her) is a filmmaker and the creator of Docuvist, a website for people who love documentaries and want to dive deeper into the stories and ideas behind them (Docuvist.com).
As Yelp’s Video Creative Director, she directed Dalone ‘Til Infinity along with many other films that explore the intersection of personal identity, cultural heritage, and social issues. Chloë’s work is dedicated to telling stories of resilience, entrepreneurship, and the human spirit.
When she isn’t behind the camera, she enjoys climbing mountains, 3D collaging, and boogie boarding.
Director:
Chloe Fitzmaurice
Producer:
Tom McDonald
Talent:
Dan Williams, Cinematographer
Year Released:
2024
Country:
U.S.A.
Length:
00:09:25