The next time you think about capturing a larger experience or journey on film, keep in mind that we don’t need all the details to appreciate what you’ve accomplished. We just need a good taste. Robyn Davidson and her epic trip across the Australian Outback are case in point.
A recent Stanford Social Innovation Review webinar investigated how powerful communications strategies can serve as the bridge between good ideas and global change. Andrew Tolve, Micro-Documentaries’ content strategist, offers his take-aways.
A smart, strategic communication plan that includes a steady stream of short films can turn missions from impossible to inevitable. Just ask Freedom to Marry, whose persistent storytelling over the past two decades has helped turn the national tide on marriage equality.
The New York Times’ short film about the San Quentin Giants was inspiring, sad, insightful, and perfectly timed to capture World Series traffic. We take a closer look at what the microdoc got right.
Taking an annual report online is a great way to extend a report’s shelf life and visibility, and short film a powerful way to bring stories to life within this more dynamic format. Just ask Sutter Health and Low Income Investment Fund.