Event Promotion Videos

These videos promote upcoming non-profit events and activities and highlight past events, encouraging people to attend or participate and to promote the mission and impact of the organization, showcasing the work being done and the people being helped. They can also inspire donations and support for the organization’s cause.

Testimonial & Impact Videos

Testimonial videos feature individuals who have been helped by the organization, sharing their stories and how the organization has made a difference in their lives. These non-profit videos can engage supporters and donors by showing the impact of their contributions and highlighting the success stories of those helped by the organization.

SUCKLING Sisyphus

A Suckling music video featuring the song Sisyphus from the album Suckling (Australian Cattle God Records) and starring all of Scratch Acid (Touch & Go Records), one half of Jesus Lizard (also Touch and Go Records), and a bunch of kids. David Yow, Rey Washam, Brett Bradford, and David Wm. Sims reunite, this time in acting roles. Suckling is a Rock band from Austin, Texas. Vinyl: Australian Cattle God Records Digital: Bandcamp Suckling

Raise Awareness, Educate the Public, Inspire Action

Non-Profit videos can educate the public about complex issues, helping to dispel myths and misconceptions. Short engaging videos can inspire viewers to take action, whether it’s making a donation, volunteering, or advocating for change. They provide clear information about the organization’s cause or issue, helping to raise awareness and educate the public.

Promotion Video Lighthouse Pedestrian Collective Films

This is a promotional video I produced, filmed, and edited in 2025. It is for an educational course taught by an Ivy League University. To learn more about their product, follow the text at the end of the video.

A short promotional testimonial video for a small business.

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The lives of a disparate group of people intersect to share an experience.

As humans, we all manipulate the stories we tell ourselves – creating our ego, our perceptions, our rationales… so how is that different than the stories we manipulate to tell others?

Our presence, our awareness of all forms of manipulation, exterior and interior, will determine our experience.