“The Sunnydale Kids” won the prestigious Golden Gate award at the San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival, which brings together a global collection of films to celebrate the importance of the ocean and the need for all of us to chip in as its stewards.
Even if the content is inspiring and educational and the speakers compelling, speeches and panels don’t usually make for good films. We explore why and how organizations can solve the problem by offering a highlights version, like the Clinton Foundation recently did.
Sometimes you don’t even need a word to convey a powerful impression through short film. As students and young people around Venezuela take to the streets in protest, powerful films have emerged in solidarity with their cause.
This week Chipotle launched “Farmed and Dangerous,” an original mini-series on Hulu that looks into the questionable practices of industrial farming in America. We examine this bold piece of video content marketing and dissect what non-profits and purposeful businesses can learn from it.
If you are in the capital of Mali and in need of a hand for writing a letter, you might go see the men with the pens on the public benches near the central post office. Sometimes I like to think of ourselves at Micro-Documentaries like the scribes of Bamako — hired to express people’s visions of a more loving world.