NON-PROFITS
She didn’t think of herself as brave. She just needed a safe place for her kids. But when she found a champion in a local non-profit, her story started to change. She got encouragement, found her voice, and now she’s helping others do the same.
We help nonprofits tell the stories of the people they serve—stories of strength, courage, and transformation. Because when others see the impact, they don’t just understand your mission—they join it.
Let’s work together to tell the story that creates more heroes.
OUR WORK
Kulture City
“It’s More Than a Bag”
We partnered with KultureCity to create “It’s More Than a Bag,” a short film that premiered at the opening of Kulture Ball. Narrated by Harry Lennix (NBC’s The Blacklist), the piece raises awareness about sensory needs and invisible disabilities — affecting 1 in 4 individuals in the U.S. More than just an item, the KultureCity sensory bag represents accessibility, inclusion, and the belief that everyone deserves to belong. This video helped set the tone for an evening dedicated to changing perceptions and creating more inclusive spaces everywhere.
THe Land Trust of NOrth Alabama
“Every Forest Has a Story”
We partnered with the Land Trust of North Alabama to create "Every Forest Has a Story," a Giving Tuesday campaign video designed to inspire connection to the landscapes they protect for future generations.
Alabama Partnership for Children
“Feed Me Words”
We partnered with the Alabama Partnership for Children to create “Feed Me Words,” a campaign video built to inspire parents and caregivers during a child’s most critical years of brain development. Using a child’s inner voice, we structured the story to evoke empathy, then rewound time to show the powerful difference that talking, reading, and playing can make.
THE LAND TRUST OF NORTH ALABAMA
“Save our Land”
For the Land Trust of North Alabama, we created “Save Our Lands” — a visually rich, interview-driven piece that blends natural light, wildlife. wildflowers, and wide-open landscapes to highlight the urgency of conservation. With Interviews filmed across forests, creeks, and ridgelines, the video builds a portrait of North Alabama’s biodiversity and the unseen threats it faces.
The Cornerstone Initiative
“Who Is My Neighbor”
Created for the C4 Conference hosted by the Cornerstone Initiative, “Who Is My Neighbor?” invites viewers into a vulnerable conversation among strangers seated around a single table. In preparation for a gathering centered on justice, unity, and faith, we filmed real people exploring what it means to see — and love — those around them as neighbors. The video premiered at the conference and was used to promote registration, serving as both invitation and reflection.
