FILMS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

From our Emmy-nominated film about fathers reuniting with their children, to a Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award for our series about a public school for kids battling substance abuse, we use film to help change the world, not just to record it. Our ongoing mission is to give voice to those who remain silent and invisible and to celebrate the work of those visionaries and ordinary people who improve the lives of others.

FILMS FOR NON-PROFITS

Feelings drive donations. Visual storytelling for nonprofits isn’t a luxury, it's a necessity. Films do what mission statements can’t: generate an emotional connection with an audience. Our documentary style harnesses the power of visual storytelling, and our budget will be catered to your specific needs. Please take a few moments to view some of our samples and consider allowing us the privilege of helping you share your story.

SOME OF OUR CLIENTS

Steve Liss is a celebrated photojournalist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, educator and advocate for youth and social justice. For 25 years he was a staff photographer at Time magazine. Over 40 of his photographs appeared on the cover. He is a two-time recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award for Journalism and was awarded World Understanding Award from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, among many others. He has taught at the graduate school at Northwestern University and at Columbia College Chicago. His films have premiered on the Discovery Channel, PBS and MTV.  Below is a story CBS News did on Steve, and a sampling of some of his Time Covers..