Some Micro-Documentaries team members use our policy of extreme flexibility to pursue globetrotting adventures, but a larger percent of us continue to live more ordinary lives working from home. This week one of our production managers shares her story of managing extreme flexibility at home — and of the challenges and rewards that come from it.
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.
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.
Michael Davis of Downtown Streets Team was funny, full of life, and visibly proud of his work. He also was a reminder of how one film at a time we can be part of helping people find dignity and lead brighter lives.