Help people see the work behind the mission.
Impact stories, participant interviews, fundraising videos, event coverage, livestreams, and photos for nonprofits. We shape the story, guide the people on camera, and hand your team finished work.
MrBallen Foundation and COHV, impact story · Watch on YouTube
Different stories for different people.
A donor, a volunteer, a board member, and a grant reviewer all need something a little different. We plan around who needs to understand the work.
Nonprofit video production with real people.
A few projects for organizations doing community work.
MrBallen FoundationGifts to Heal. A nonprofit film about the people the foundation supports.
MrBallen FoundationEvent recap. Two community events, cut into one video for supporters.
Cherry Creek ChamberOrganization overview. What the chamber does, told by its members.
MrBallen Foundation and COHVImpact story. The people and community work behind the program.
The people come first.
Nonprofit shoots often involve sensitive stories, small teams, and people who've never been on camera.
Care for participants
Consent, comfort, and privacy are talked through before anyone is filmed.
Approvals planned early
We know who needs to sign off on interviews and edits before we start.
Your staff stays on mission
We handle the schedule, questions, shoot, and edit.
One shoot, many uses
Website, fundraising, events, board decks, reports, and social.
Three common starting points.
Every project is quoted to fit the organization. These are where most start.
Nonprofit video production questions.
Can you help us decide what story to tell?
Yes. We start with who the video is for and where it's going, then find the clearest story your people and footage can support.
Do participants need scripts?
No. We ask questions and guide the conversation. People speak in their own words.
Can you film sensitive stories?
Often, yes. Tell us any privacy, consent, or safety needs first, and we plan the shoot around them.
Can we get video and photos in one project?
Yes, when it's part of the plan and the schedule.
Do you livestream?
Yes. Streams can include more than one camera, graphics, slides, audio, and a recording afterward.
How is pricing decided?
By the number of shoot days, locations, people, crew, and finished pieces. You get a written quote before anything is booked.
Tell us about the work.
Bring the goal, a rough timeline, and any budget or approval needs. You don't need a brief.