Adam Schomer

Adam Schomer is a prominent figure in the documentary film industry, serving as the president of i2i Productions, a production company based in Santa Monica, California.1 He is known for his work as a conscious filmmaker, director, writer, and producer, focusing on creating empowering and thought-provoking content.13

Notable Works

Schomer has been involved in numerous successful documentary projects:

Feature Documentaries::

• "The Highest Pass" (2012) - Award-winning film1
• "The Polygon" (2014)1
• "One Little Pill" (2015)1
• "HEAL" (2017) - #1 iTunes Best-Seller and Netflix hit1
• "Women of the White Buffalo" (2022)1
• "Selling Superman" (2024) - 4-part documentary series1
• "Finding Peace" (2024) - Featuring Tibetan Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard1

Docu-series::

• "The Road to Dharma" (2020) - 10-episode series about finding freedom on motorcycles in the Himalayas1

Approach and Philosophy

Adam Schomer is recognized for his willingness to go to extreme lengths to capture stories that empower audiences.1 His work often combines elements of adventure, inspiration, and meaningful media to raise collective consciousness.45

Additional Roles and Expertise

Beyond filmmaking, Schomer is also a Master Sattva Himalayan Meditation Teacher.1 He has expanded some of his projects, such as "HEAL," into broader initiatives including online summits, books, podcasts, and conferences.1

Adam Schomer continues to develop new projects, with "Erin's Law" (2026) currently in development.1 His work through i2i Productions aims to unite wisdom and entertainment, creating impactful documentaries that resonate with audiences worldwide.2