For towns, councils of governments and water utilities that are required to educate residents every year and are still relying on brochures.
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Municipal stormwater (MS4) permits require a public education and outreach program, and water systems must notify customers about lead and unknown service lines. Many towns meet this with a brochure on a website. Short videos reach more residents, and they're easy to document in your annual report.
Implement a public education program to distribute educational materials.
Notification must be repeated on an annual basis by December 31st beginning in 2025.
Fixed scope and fixed deliverables you can cite in your annual report. Produce once for a region, then give every town its own version.
Three short videos on what residents can do: what goes down the storm drain, lawn care and pet waste, and how to report illicit discharges.
One set of stormwater or water-quality videos produced for a whole region, with a separate version for each member town.
Explains what a lead or unknown service line means, how residents can check theirs and how your replacement program works.
Most messaging requirements ask for more than one format. We can deliver the whole package around the same approved script, so every piece says the same thing.
Share your stormwater management plan, notification letter or outreach goals.
We translate the technical requirement into plain language you approve.
On location in your town: storm drains, streets, your crews and residents.
Ready-to-post files and a delivery list for your annual report.
For the State of Connecticut Commission on Racial Equity in Public Health, we produced "Coverage at Risk," a short documentary on how federal Medicaid changes hit Connecticut residents and providers. Scripted with Health Equity Solutions, filmed on location, revised through staff review, and screened to open the Commission's Forum on Health Coverage Policy for legislators and policy staff.
It's the same process your public education needs: a technical subject, made plain, checked by agency staff before release.
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Other clients include Lions Clubs International, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Heifer International, Search for Common Ground and Water.org.
We follow your procurement process, whether that's a quote under your small-purchase threshold, a bid, or a cooperative contract. Tell us which portal or bidders list you use and we'll register.
We're a Connecticut studio with an editing team at scale, so the timeline usually depends on script approval, not production. Tell us your deadline (an enrollment date, a campaign week, a permit report) and we'll plan backwards from it.
Yes. That's what the Council of Governments Edition is for: shared master videos, with a separate end card for each town.
No. We script, film on location with your staff or community members, or build the videos from graphics and voiceover when filming isn't practical.
Tell us what your grant, permit or program requires you to communicate. We'll come back with a fixed scope and timeline.
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