Boston Filmworks Foundation

CINEMA QUALITY FILMS THAT FIT YOUR BUDGET

Films that look like ours are out of reach for most non-profits. With Boston Filmworks, it’s different. We can work with you on a broadcast quality story that fits within your budget. In a world dominated by social media, video storytelling isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Films generate emotional connections that bring new resources and people to a cause.

CURRENT FEATURES

MissionSAFE

Hope and Home

OUR WORK

Take a look at some of the many moments we’ve captured.

"Our homeless shelter collaborated with Boston Filmworks to create a short documentary film for a critical fundraising event, which kicked off our 40th anniversary. You could hear a pin drop while the film was playing, and it worked. The event raised an unprecedented amount of money."

Henry Morris, Communications and Marketing Manager
Women’s Lunch Place
"Boston Filmworks created a compelling story that captured the hope, resilience and possibility that exists when you invest in families, and did it with sensitivity for the program participants. At the film's premier, we were able to generate over $150,000 in philanthropic support."

Gloria Perez, CEO, Jeremiah Program
"Boston Filmworks made on a compassionate film about families coming for specialized medical care in Boston. The premier showing was at our largest annual fundraiser, and since then we have shared it with key hospital contacts, foundations, grant providers, board members and potential hosts, moving most to tears. It is expected to generate more donations than ever before."

Deborah J. Pepper, Executive Director, Hospitality Homes
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"Steve and Boston Filmworks crafted high quality films for our department that truly expressed the heart and soul of the alumni stories we were trying to tell. Since the release of these films our application numbers have quite impressively nearly doubled!"

Danielle Currier, Interim Chair, Visual Communications, Endicott College

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"I’ve worked with dozens of directors and producers at the top of their professions. Steve Liss would be in the top tier among this group. Steve’s work never sought to exploit his subjects but rather to shine a light on their lives, on their hopes, and on the struggles they endured."

Ben Hurvitz, Senior Vice-President, CBS/Viacom

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