Explainers, founder films and survivor-safe field stories for prevention, rescue and restoration nonprofits. Made for your website, your email list, church presentations and the two minutes a major donor gives you, with no one in your programs ever exposed.
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You change names, blur photos and use stand-in images to keep the women and girls in your programs safe, and you should. But it leaves you with an old explainer on your website, programs that feel too complicated to explain in a minute, and a donor base that's getting older while the next generation of supporters scrolls past.
“We see a lot of value in doing man-on-the-street content. So we would love to work with you guys again.”
“I feel like the Coney Island campaign is really... It's special. It has sort of a heart to it.”
For the launch of their documentary Buying Her, we took Exodus Cry's questions to strangers in New York and on the Las Vegas Strip: do women in the sex industry choose to be there, and does porn change how men treat women? Their honest answers became short videos that send viewers straight to the film.
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Short motion-graphics explainers that show the problem, then exactly what you do about it. Built for the 30 seconds someone gives your website.

Your founder straight to camera, plus stories from the field told safely and filmed by vetted local crews in the countries where you work.

Content that gets the public talking: street interviews about what trafficking really looks like, short clips supporters share, and films for anniversaries and capital campaigns.
Most anti-trafficking giving comes from individual households, churches and a handful of major donors. We cut every story for the places they'll actually see it.
An awareness month, an anniversary, a campaign or a website that needs a new explainer.
Who can be seen, what can be said and what never leaves the room, written down before anyone films.
Founder studio days, motion-graphics explainers and vetted local crews in the field. Our editors cut every version.
Your website, email, church talks, donor meetings and social, all from one library you own.
Children's Rights fights for kids in America's child welfare system. Their rules were clear: nothing traumatic, nothing that plays on poverty, and kids shown with agency, never as victims. On Coney Island we asked adults what every kid deserves while the children simply got to play.
Two year-end videos we made together reached 115,000+ views across Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
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Other clients include Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), Innocence Project, Human Rights Foundation, Heifer International, Search for Common Ground and Lions Clubs International.
Children, migrant kids, exonerees and activists: people whose stories need care on camera.
Yes. Most of what we make for anti-trafficking nonprofits never shows a participant: motion-graphics explainers, your founder on camera, representative footage and street interviews with the public.
Only with her informed consent and your team's sign-off. We film in silhouette, alter voices, keep places untraceable, and nothing is published until your team approves every frame.
Usually not. We hire vetted local crews from our network of 20,000 creators, brief them on your safety plan and edit everything ourselves.
You own the finished files and all raw footage.
Tell us what's coming up: an awareness month, an anniversary, a campaign or a website that needs a new explainer. We'll send you a free video strategy built around it.
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