A story, measured.
We don't just make documentaries. We build films that move audiences from passive viewer to active participant.
- $5M+Raised for our partners
- 36+Countries reached
- 100%Built to move people
Case Study 01Queen City Pregnancy Resource Center
How one film helped raise $1.75 million in a single evening.
Laura's Story · screened at Night for Life
In Charlotte, roughly 66 women a day face an abortion decision. Queen City PRC needed to move a room from awareness to action at their annual Night for Life.
We built the film around one voice, Laura, whose fear, pressure, and turning point mirror what so many women face. Lived experience over statistics.
The evening raised $1,796,193, surpassing its $1.2M goal, including a $300,000 gift toward a new mobile medical unit.
$1,796,193
Raised in one night149%
Of a $1.2M goalMobile
Medical care, expandedCase Study 02In partnership with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
How do you share faith where history taught people not to listen?
Across First Nations communities, generations of pain built walls against outside institutions. So we stopped trying to climb them.
We didn't bring a message in. We helped communities speak for themselves.
No external voices. No campaign playbook. First Nations people telling their own stories of faith, in their own language, to their own people. Testimony from within, grounded in lived experience.
Two films. Two nations.
Beautiful Bald Eagle
A story of transformation rooted in cultural identity and resilience. A Lakota voice, speaking directly to Lakota people.
Watch the film
Phoenix, Arizona · Navajo Nation
Isaac's Story
Isaac, a Navajo man in the city, shares his testimony of struggle and renewal. A bridge between urban Native life and the broader Navajo community.
Watch the filmIt was trust.
The Gospel landed because it came through voices that felt familiar, credible, lived-in. People heard their own.Moments of real faith. New relational pathways. A foundation that outlasts the films.
The response opened doors inside both the Lakota and Navajo communities, and laid the groundwork for long-term partnership with First Nations leaders. Less a campaign than a shift in who gets to speak.
From speaking into communities, to helping communities speak for themselves.
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