For national education nonprofits with local chapters, areas or affiliates: we produce the core videos once and deliver a local version for each chapter, with its name, region and call to action.
Plan a network programSee how it works
National offices set the message, but local chapters recruit the volunteers, schools, sponsors and donors. Each chapter ends up making its own uneven content, or none at all.
One approval at the national level. Dozens of chapters equipped.
Local faces and local calls to action, without local production budgets.
Scoped around how many chapters you have and what they need to communicate.
Core videos on your mission and programs, each delivered to every chapter as its own localized version.
We film in several chapters and turn local students, volunteers and partners into stories the whole network can use.
A monthly batch of short videos for the national channels, with cutdowns chapters can reshare.
Education campaigns run on more than one format. We deliver the pieces around each video from the same approved message, so everything says the same thing.
Tell us who you need to reach, what they should do next, and how you measure it.
We map a month of videos to your audiences and your calendar. You approve the messages.
New shoots where they count, plus edits from the footage you already have.
Ready-to-post videos every week, a monthly review of what worked, and the next month built on it.
For Good Power (formerly Action for the Climate Emergency), we ran monthly video for three campaign brands at once, each with its own audience and voice, through one workflow and one point of contact.
We also produce ongoing video for NFTE and count Junior Achievement among our clients, so we know how national education networks and their local areas work.
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Other clients include NFTE, Junior Achievement, Lions Clubs International, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Heifer International, Search for Common Ground and Water.org. Our "I Am That Warrior" campaign for the Navy SEAL Foundation produced the most-viewed video in the Foundation's history within 30 days.
Each chapter gets its own version: name, region, contact and call to action. The core message stays consistent, which is what a national brand needs.
Yes. Chapters can add local filming or extra versions on top of the national kit.
We're a Connecticut studio with an editing team at scale, so localization runs in parallel once the master is approved.
The national office and its chapters own the finished files and the raw footage.
Tell us how many chapters you have and what they need to communicate. We'll come back with a plan.
Plan a network programCapability statement
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