Paula 'Tunia' Haskell

Being a MAJOR Steven Spielberg fan, I have been MAKING MOVIES since 1977, along side with my brother, Phil

I have a hard driven passion about; CHILDREN, THE HOMELESS, HELPING OTHERS, AVIATION, the film and entertainment industry.

After losing everything due to a disability. I decided to embark on a captivating journey that transcends the boundaries of life, love and happiness. I dove into the realm of possibilities where past, present, and future intertwine, opening up extraordinary opportunities for exploration and discovery and more importantly, LIFE and LIFE ABUNDANTLY.

I started making films in 1977, off and on throughout my life. I started back up again in 2015 when I launched Maddie and Tunia's Weekend Show with my niece. From there, while I was working on getting my disability approved and while working as a volunteer at the Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum, I also restarted filmmaking.

While I was creating films, (with actors/crew etc.) - I then decided to move from Colorado to Florida. Here in Florida, God has blessed me with a wonderful group of film - makers that share my desire to transform modern family entertainment.

My family are NAVY supporters. My fiancé served on the USS NIMITZ and my biological father in the USS WHITERIVER, who served in Vietnam.

Hi, my name is Paula 'TUNIA'. I have been a passionate film maker since 1977. Back in the 70s CB's were a big thing. My favorite flower was the Petunia. My CB handle was Tunia, my dad made that nickname for me. I will see you one day in heaven dad! I miss you and love you so much! He was the dad of all dads!

I share these experience in story telling, E - Books and motivational speaking, as well as support groups such as Christian Friends Abroad on Facebook.

I volunteer my time with Girl Scouts of Citrus, Children's Ministry and I have a compassion for helping the homeless.

This Ministry and all that it involves is dedicated to my father, who passed away on Christmas Day 2025.

Being of strong Christian Faith, I believe we can transform societies view on entertainment in the film industry.

Becoming disabled in 2016, I lost everything including then, my 30 year career in Ophthalmology.

Thanks to faith and God's Blessings, I not only have everything back, but back abundantly.

Empowering women to overcome the adversities life may throw at them.