Integrating art into a communications plan can make a dramatic impression, as evidenced by The Gates Foundation’s “The Art of Saving a Life.” We explore how you can venture off the familiar narrative into a more artistic space in 2015, advancing your mission in the process.
Generating empathy and an emotional connection with your audience is key to inspiring action and effecting change. That’s where the art of filmmaking and storytelling comes in. Our Director of Field & Post-Production reports from a recent event on the topic in Mill Valley.
This year was the fourth year Micro-Documentaries was invited to participate in the Clinton Global Initiative, and it proved as invigorating as ever — from watching astronauts in space Skype with President Clinton to hearing the president of the World Bank remind us that, in facing today’s most pressing challenges, “Optimism is a moral choice.”
The human river that flowed through NYC for the People’s Climate March proved that we are not alone — in our concern for the environment, our belief that systemic international action is coming unacceptably slow, and our hope that solutions are available and the time to apply them is clear.
Continuing business as usual and then ‘giving back’ is nonsensical in the face of the scale of the pressing issues we have before us. Our children and their yet unborn children are counting on us to figure out how we might consider them and their well-being every single day, in every single business decision we make.