Meet the Women of The Breast Archives

  • Sandy L. Harrick, Rev.

    Participant. Educator. Healer.

  • Marsia Harris

    Participant. Photographer. Artist.

  • Teresa Lorenco

    Participant. Singer. Dancer.

  • Laura Gail

    Participant. Poet. Beader.

  • Carol Beauvais

    Participant. Psychologist.

  • Petra Roelofs

    Participant. Social Worker. Educator.

  • Eileen Hunt

    Participant. Horticulturist.

  • Heather Toombs-Rodriguez

    Participant. Mental Health Counselor.

  • Leslie Cerier

    Participant. Chef. Author.

Meet the Team

  • Meagan Murphy

    Producer. Director. Editor.

  • Fernanda Rossi

    Writer.

  • Sara Hendricks

    Associate Producer.

  • Miriam Culter

    Composer.

  • Jodi Silver

    Director of Photography.

  • Esther Glovacki + Emily Packer

    Editor + Associate Producer.

  • David Bohorquez

    Editor. Color Correction.

  • Francesco Passalaqua

    Editor.

  • Natalie Fox

    Associate Producer.

  • Catherine Weiss

    Project Coordinator. Writer.

  • Jared Skolnick

    Key Assistant.

  • Sara Coates & Kinsey Foreman

    Key Assistants.

  • Hannah Rosenbaum

    Production Assistant.

  • Chris Lott

    Titles & Montage.

  • Allison Smartt

    Researcher.

  • Abigail Fowler

    Key Assistant.

Meet the Director

Meagan Murphy is a documentary filmmaker, sacred storyteller, and the visionary creator behind The Breast Archives — a bold and deeply personal film exploring women’s complex relationships with their breasts, bodies, and self-worth.

A former PBS producer turned seeker of embodied wisdom, Meagan weaves together modern storytelling, ancient symbolism, and decades of somatic exploration. Her own path — from early experiences of breast shame to a profound reclamation of feminine sovereignty — ultimately led her to a life-altering experience inside Egypt’s Great Pyramid that transformed the trajectory of her work and spiritual calling.

Today, Meagan creates immersive experiences, workshops, and conversations that invite women to reconnect with their bodies, reclaim their stories, and awaken a more instinctual, untamed, and empowered expression of the feminine.