Here’s an example of our short documentary projects.

The Moore Center hosts volunteer surgeons from across the USA, and our goal for this video was to share that volunteer experience with other potential partner universities.

These longer edits often consist of interviews with NGO staff and program beneficiaries, and dive deeper into the history of an organization. We also cut shorter versions of these long edits to highlight certain aspects of their work.

We caught a quick interview with Howard from Cooperative For Education - on site in Guatemala.

These unedited interviews are always included in the content package. Some of them won’t make it into the final edit, but the content is there for your use at any time.

We’ll have the best chance of catching these interviews if we have a designated time and place for them to be filmed.

Pricing:

The short films on this page were produced in country with development teams over the course of 5 - 7 days. They took an additional 5 - 7 days to edit. On average, the budget for each project was around $3,500 - $4,000.

Considerations for pricing include: Travel time & difficulty, number of days on site, and the length of the project (editing days). Cost of accommodation and food on site etc.

Additional Info:

Each project reflects the client’s marketing needs for fundraising or outreach, and quotes include music licensing. I also share all of the footage that I capture with the client for their use in the future.

Videos can be scaled down depending on the client’s budget, which usually means fewer interviews and less b-roll footage (that’s the extra video content that gets laid over the interview). We can also edit your footage if you’ve taken interviews and b roll in country.

Projects can have a lot of variables.

When I’m staying on site with an organization, or they are contracting for more than one video project, I am usually able to be a little more flexible.

Education Cures trains teachers in Sierra Leone through curriculum guidance and support. Check out their impact stories below!

Atlantic Humanitarian Relief is a nonprofit organization with one goal - providing medical and humanitarian support for those displaced by the war in Syria. We’ve been following AHR since 2013. Here are a few stories from their relief effort: