Industries Nonprofits
Nonprofit video. Stories that move people to give.
Stories that move people to give, volunteer and show up, told with dignity.
What we bring
Why they call us.
A nonprofit film has one job: get someone to care enough to act. We've told stories for UMOM New Day Centers, New Pathways For Youth and Paradise Valley Mountain Preserve Trust, where the people on camera trust you with what matters most to them.
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Who it's for
Nonprofits, shelters, foundations and community programs.
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How they use us
Story-first production that protects the people on camera.
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What for
Fundraising films, impact stories and PSAs.
Clients include UMOM New Day Centers · New Pathways For Youth
Our work
Films we've made.
The hard part
What makes it tricky.
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Dignity first
People share their stories on their own terms. We plan interviews around their comfort, not our shot list.
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Budgets that have to stretch
One shoot should feed the gala, the donor email, the grant report and a month of social. We plan the cuts before we roll.
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An ask that lands
A moving story isn't enough on its own. Every film ends with a clear next step: give, volunteer, sign up or show up.
Questions
Good questions.
Can a nonprofit afford you?
Projects start around $1,000, and we scope to the budget you have. Tell us the goal and the number, and we'll tell you straight what it buys.
What kinds of nonprofit videos do you make?
Fundraising films, impact stories, PSAs and donor campaigns, like UMOM's Kelly's Story and its 2021 donor campaign.
More industries
Other places we work.
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