At the Media for Social Impact Summit 2015, leading media professionals convened to discuss what it takes for media campaigns to inspire global social impact. Partnership and simplicity were two of the leading themes, as Kiran Goldman, our Director of Field and Post-Production, reports.
The way we treat the most vulnerable members of our family speaks to our spiritual and human development. The Nepal earthquake reminds us that we still have a ways to go, ensuring that all children have a safe home over their heads and all humans can live with access to needed resources and support.
At Micro-Documentaries we have embraced a daily morning meditation practice. The goal is to start our days with more sanity, compassion, and calm — and ultimately produce better films because of it.
Sometimes a film moves you to the core and gives you brand new appreciation for life. And sometimes a film can show you what a woman is made of and the capacity for human resilience. Don’t miss the documentary States of Grace.
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.”