Cinematic Storytelling
Achieving Epic Results
Imagine the power of turning adversaries into believers and believers into advocates for your cause. Envision your organization widening your reach, motivating more people to open their hearts—and checkbooks—to support your cause or purchase your product. Whatever type of organization you represent and whatever its goals are, we can help you achieve epic results through the power of story.
Stories that:
- Raise awareness and funds for Nonprofits, like our video that helped homeless vets like Jack get shelter and rescued Erika’s children from abuse.
- Make profits for Corporations, leading Walmart executives to call our work a "game changer."
- Foster change for Education institutions, like our documentary that spurred California to allocate $1 billion to build badly needed new classrooms, which are helping Julio and Keisha have a brighter future.
- Inspire action for Government agencies, like our videos that shattered gender stereotypes in the construction workforce and allowed Jennifer to grab the bull by the horns and operate a crane used to help build a 265-foot wind turbine.
We accomplish all this—and much more—not through displaying soulless facts with visual trickery and voiceovers, but through dramatic documentary storytelling. Stories that make your audiences feel the importance of your mission and move their hearts, minds, feet and wallets in your intended direction.
Testimonials
The video gives an excellent representation of the program. We show it to students and parents as they enter the University Preparatory Program. We use it to recruit students. We have also made it available to our funding agency program officers so they can use it to justify the granting of funds to UPP.”
Art Simon can make the ordinary extraordinary. His approach is creative, visual and collaborative. He’s the kind of talent you want to work with when you need to come up with an end result that is highly creative, informative and memorable.”
Just showed the video to the chair and executive director for the Fund for LA Public Schools, and they were oooing and aaaahing about how well it was done and how clear the message was.”
