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Let Us Tell Your Story

Many organizations are turning to video based strategies and internet distribution to efficiently tell their stories. We can help you bring those stories to your targeted audience through short, documentary style videos. Video is a cost effective method of driving traffic among social networking platforms and increasing the awareness of your organization.

Video is a powerful tool for every organization, to be repurposed and used in a variety of inter-connected marketing campaigns:

Fundraising Dinners - Special Events - Email Marketing - Web Based Campaigns - Staff Trainings - Direct Mail - Social Networking

Call to set up a meeting to discuss how best to present your success stories!

Samples of our work:

Alexandra Sheldon - Collage Artist

Alexandra Sheldon teaches collage and drawing workshops all over New England. This video showcases her unique approach in creating and teaching collage. With this video embedded on her website, she has seen the demand for her workshops significantly increased.

Rhode Island School of Design - Room By Room


Room by Room, a Rhode Island School of Design Program, trained youth in interior design and exposed them to the world of reality TV production. Using a variety of on-line social networking sites, Room by Room continues to draw attention and funding for their program with this video.

Ruth Dealy

Ruth Dealy, a well known Rhode Island artist, continues to produce thought provoking work that challenges our perceptions of what it is to "see". This video aired on Rhode Island PBS and screened around the state of RI as part of Networks 2008, a program funded through AS220 to document the work of Rhode Island Artists.

Let Freedom Ring - Harken Youth Media

Harken Youth Media, a program of Harken Productions, trains youth in documentary video production giving them a voice in their community. This video was in response to the passage of the "Executive Order" in Rhode Island which led to the racial profiling of many of these youth.

 

Westside Children's Center
Promotional documentary and training tool made for Westside Children's Center, in Los Angeles, CA; an interdisciplinary neighborhood center providing multiple social services and proving daily that a thriving future can be guaranteed for vulnerable children. With this video the oraganiziton was able to raise $500,000 in one year.

RI Youth and Civics
A series of conversations with RI youth on the role of civics in their lives. Produced for Rhode Island PBS as part of the series What Unites Us? What Divides Us?.

Gone Fishin'
Produced for Rhode Island PBS with generous support of the RI Humanities Council. This short documentary takes us inside Ocean State Tackle where we find that what unites us as a people may be as simple as...fish!

workforceWorkforce Solutions
Promotional Video for The Providence/ Cranston Workforce Board of Rhode Island. Workforce Solutions: Preparing Rhode Island youth for the world of work.

Death: A Love Story
Multiple award winning feature length documentary about the tremendous gift that death can be when we are able to sit and listen to our loved ones as they pass. Official Documentary Competition Nominee, Sundance Film Festival 1999, Winner Best Documentary in 4 other film festivals.

Death: A Love Story continues to be used in psychology, comparative religion, and Death & Dying departments in colleges and universities nationally and internationally.

An Offering
Produced for WORLD FESTIVAL OF SACRED MUSIC spearheaded by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. An Offering follows Gamelan Sekar Jaya, a world-renowned Balinese performance group as they participate in the largest citywide festival ever in Los Angeles.

 

 

 

 

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