Nonprofit Video Production
The strongest case for your cause is the work itself. We film it documentary-style: the people you help and the people who do the helping, telling the story in their own words. Films that move people to give.
Our films have been watched over 15 million times.
Nonprofit storytelling that raises support
Donors don't give to statistics. They give to people. Nonprofit video production done right means finding one true story inside your work and filming it so honestly that a stranger cares by the end.
Our background is documentary film: patient interviews, real environments, no staged moments. That approach matters most where trust is everything, and nowhere is trust more important than when you're asking people for money. A fundraising video that feels like an ad undermines that trust; one that feels true earns it.
We build every film around how you'll use it: a campaign launch, a donation page, a gala screening, a grant application. One shoot delivers the main film and the cutdowns for every channel.
Human stories we've filmed
Short documentaries about one person and what drives them, the same form a great nonprofit film takes.
A developer walks away from burnout and rebuilds his life on a farm.
Nana's story: building a career and a community from nothing.
A quiet, honest day in one person's working life.
How it works
01
Listen
We learn your mission and find the one story that carries it. You get a fixed quote scaled to your budget.
02
Story
We plan the film around real people and real moments, and agree how sensitive subjects will be handled.
03
Filming
A small, respectful crew in the field, where the work actually happens. No staging, no scripts.
04
Edit & delivery
Two feedback rounds, then the main film plus cutdowns for campaigns, social and your donation page.
Frequently asked questions
What does nonprofit video production cost?
Pricing scales with filming days and locations. Tell us your budget in the first call and we will tell you honestly what can be done with it.
What makes a good fundraising video?
One real story, told by the person who lived it. A single beneficiary or field worker on camera moves people more than statistics and montages. Show the work, let the people speak, and ask clearly for support at the end.
How long should a nonprofit video be?
Two to four minutes for a fundraising or campaign film, with 30 to 60 second cutdowns for social media. Gala and event screenings can carry longer films.
Do you film in the field?
Yes. We are used to filming in real environments with a small, unobtrusive crew, and we handle sensitive subjects and vulnerable people with the care they deserve.
How will we use the film?
Everywhere: donation pages, campaigns, grant applications, galas, annual reports and social media. You receive the main film plus cutdowns, with full usage rights.