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FILMMAKING THAT

INSPIRES ACTION AND CHANGES LIVES

Sasha Joseph Neulinger’s autobiographical documentary, REWIND, was nominated for the 2020 Best First Documentary Feature by the Critics Choice Awards, and received 3 Emmy Nominations, including Outstanding Social Issue Documentary, Outstanding Direction, and Outstanding Editing. We utilize the same Emmy Award Winning crew that filmed REWIND when working with Child Advocacy Centers, law enforcement agencies, and non-profits.

With decades of combined film production experience, the best equipment, and a true passion for the movement, we help share your story, expand your reach, and inspire action from supporters and donors. Most importantly, we strive to produce films for the children who deserve to be heard and supported.

Explore the documentary-style film series that we recently completed in partnership with Children’s Advocacy Centers of North Carolina.

 
 
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A Unified Film Series Supporting A Statewide Effort

The Need: The Children's Advocacy Centers of North Carolina is the state chapter organization responsible for organizing and coordinating the efforts of all 40 children's advocacy centers statewide. They wanted to create a series of films that showcased their presence and impact throughout the state while celebrating the social and geographical diversity of the communities they serve. They also wanted the films to educate North Carolinians on the important work of the child advocacy center and the statewide effort to protect children who have been sexually abused.

How We Helped: Working with their team, we decided to film "a day in the life of" reenactments with nine different children, at nine different child advocacy centers throughout the state. From the eastern shores to the western mountains, we captured the experience of these children from the moment they enter the CAC until the moment they leave, detailing each step of the process. Each CAC received their own video, while the Children’s Advocacy Center’s of North Carolina received a state chapter video which pulled from all of the footage that we captured as we toured the state.  After a successful series in 2018, Voice For The Kids and Children's Advocacy Centers of North Carolina collaborated again in 2019, producing films for nine additional child advocacy centers.

 
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100

hours of footage

56

interviews

18

separate CACs

1

unified story