Last year, we launched Hulafrog, a network of hyperlocal websites for moms. Each one is the “go-to” guide to life with kids around town. Hulafrog was born, like many startups, out of necessity. As new moms, we were on the never-ending quest for enriching activities and fun events for our kids and yearned for a simple […]
People sometimes are surprised to learn that Micro-Documentaries operates without an “office”. Rochelle Durst, our Director of Productions, gives us her perspective on working from an avocado grove. Personally I’ve been able to avoid the constraints of trying to live in a location dictated by a job market. Instead I’ve been able to maximize […]
With the beautiful spectacle of winter making its way into spring, it is our pleasure to announce that our dear colleague, Nicole Rennie, gave birth to her son, Dashiel. Cherry blossoms and newborns, both remind us of the inherent hope in life and remind us of who we are working for. Welcome to the world […]
When my younger brother was born in Caracas, 34 years ago, four perfect strangers got out of bed in the middle of the night to give their blood to save my mother’s life. In gratitude, my mother has given blood whenever possible and has encouraged others as well. After producing a series of micro-documentaries on […]
Perspective from Adam Warmington, Director of Post-Production Every face tells a story. When I think back on some of the stories that I have been able to tell over this last year, of the Downtown Streets Team, the Second Harvest Foodbank, the East Palo Alto Youth Court, Stanford Blood Center, (the list goes on and on) – my resounding memories […]