U.S. SOCCER | GAMECHANGERS

Gamechangers is a YouTube series produced by U.S. Soccer for Sensodyne that celebrates U.S. Soccer Extended National Teams athletes showcasing stories of resilience and athletic achievement within the disability community.

EP1: The Drew Cunningham Mentorship Program

At a young age, Drew Cunningham dominated power soccer, becoming the youngest athlete to join the U.S. Power Soccer National Team. When Drew passed away a month before the 2023 World Cup, four friends and athletes came together to create the Drew Cunningham Mentorship Program, an initiative to build the next generation of young power soccer athletes in the United States.

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EP2: A New Home

After years of training in local churches and community centers, the U.S. Power Soccer National Team (USPNT) enters a new era. As the team evolves into a professional operation under U.S. Soccer, the team arrives at their brand-new, purpose-built home at the National Training Center just outside Atlanta. Featuring custom accessibility elements from touchless door openers to ceiling lifts, this new court marks a major milestone in the team's evolution. 

MAKE IT HOME | DREAM BIG

In Dream Big, Make It Home (MIH) highlights how transforming space can transform lives. By partnering with a diverse range of local organizations to furnish and design community spaces—from creating the Neil Cummins Elementary Wellness Room and the Play Marin Community Room, to furnishing a Family Reunification Room at the Marin County Jail and a transitional age youth's home through the Marin Foster Care Association—MIH fills a vital service gap across the Bay Area. More than just furniture, these thoughtfully designed spaces offer local youth safety, dignity, a place to call home, and a chair to dream.

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MARIN CHARITABLE | THE FABRIC OF COMMUNITY

Founded over 60 years ago, Marin Charitable, a women-led all-volunteer charity has been supporting the network of non-profit organizations across Marin County that address acute issues of poverty, education, arts, recidivism, literacy, and food security in the community. The annual grants program provides micro-grants to support these programs. In 2024, they granted over a quarter-of-a-million dollars to 57 organizations that provide critical services to the youth of Marin County.

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NATIONAL ECZEMA ASSOCIATION | FROM THE DESK OF

From the Desk of… is a video series that provides behind-the-scenes access to the minds (and desks) of world-class eczema experts who share their takes on the latest science and what it means for life with eczema. Tackling topics beyond the skin like allergies, food, sleep and mental health, the experts reveal new insights with sometimes surprising implications.

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NATIONAL ECZEMA ASSOCIATION | S’MORE TIME WITH THE DOC

S’more Time with the Doc takes the doctor-patient and doctor-caregiver conversations out of the exam room and to the fire pit in order to break the power dynamic in medical care. Leading the conversation with deeply-held opinions on whether to char or not to char the marshmallow, the conversation evolves to explore topics that often get missed during office when navigating eczema care and treatment. This ongoing series aims to demystify the doctor-patient relationship.

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NATIONAL ECZEMA ASSOCIATION | ECZEMA UNSCRIPTED

In unfiltered, honest, and sometimes challenging conversations, groups of moms, partners, young adults, and kids explore wide-ranging topics that are top-of-mind for eczema patients and caregivers. Entering these conversations as complete strangers, they leave as friends, bonded over a shared life experience and new understanding.

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META | VOICE OF THE CUSTOMER

Trends and innovation that were once thought to be years away have been accelerated by the massive disruption of 2020. Customer preferences and business models have changed forever. The future has arrived ahead of schedule.

As businesses rise to the occasion, so too are product builders of Meta Ads & Business Products who are transforming the platform and meeting the moment. These stories highlight inspiring businesses that are ushering in the new era: more nimble, more entrepreneurial, and more connected to their customers than ever before.

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SIDE BY SIDE | SHORTS

We have partnered with Side by Side since 2018 to produce short documentaries that explore the full breadth of services and programs offered by the non-profit agency to youth in Marin, Alameda, Sonoma, and Napa Counties. As a direct-service provider, their programs are wide-ranging, providing support to the LGBTQIA+ community, behavioral and mental health services, special education, and transitional housing. Each year we work closely with the Marketing and Communications teams to identify client and provider pairs whose stories exemplify the impact of the agency’s work.

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SIDE BY SIDE | UNBROKEN

Youth turn to Side by Side when others have given up on them. Facing a variety of challenges in their lives–whether gang violence, emotional disabilities, or aging out of the foster care system–each program tailors their approach to address every client’s specific needs. Everyday youth are challenged to grow, challenged to shift their world view, and challenged to be great. Three youth find themselves rafting the American River, navigating motherhood, and finding a sense of self-worth at school.

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ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT

UCLA | DATA THEORY

Over the last three decades the availability of computing power and big data has ushered in a new era of data science defined by advanced mathematics, statistics, and computer science. Big data has transformed the sciences, engineering and even the humanities, driven by a diverse set of application settings from genomic research, logistics and transportation, commerce, and government. The Data Theory major will push students beyond the various methods of data modeling, into a deeper understanding of the statistical and mathematical foundational concepts that underlie these methods to future-proof a new generation of data scientists to lead in their fields.

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UCLA | CLIMATE SCIENCE

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing this generation. In 2019, The Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences at UCLA launched the new Climate Science major to train students to find solutions to manage and mitigate global climate change. This video is the centerpiece of the department’s branding and launch of the degree, the first of its kind at any major university.

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IM/PERFECTION

Immigrating from Japan to Honolulu, Hawaii in 1961, Hitoshi Hida struggled to learn English as he excelled in math and painting during high school. Abandoning his desire to be an artist, Hida pursued a career in architecture. With the advent of three-dimensional renderings, Hida, 72, is one of only a handful of designers in Hawaii who still creates architectural renderings at a drafting table using color pencils, erasers, and rulers. Over the course of nearly 40 years, he has created thousands of hand-drawn architectural renderings, dedicating his life to the craft and pursuit of perfection.

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ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT

DIET COKE | UNLABELED

We live in a world full of labels. Some labels are earned, fought for, demanded, proudly owned. But, then there are labels that are imposed upon us, weapons aimed to limit. box us in, make us feel lesser than. But, imagine a world where we aren’t limited by the way others label us.

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AMERICAN EXPRESS | FROM PASSION TO PRACTICE

Every success has a unique story behind it. The dreams, the inspirations, aspirations and the support – all play an important role in the personal journey. Every trailblazer can remember their childhood ambitions and eureka moments. They remember tough decisions, have the ability to recognize their strengths and how key relationships helped them break through to the next level.

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“If I have learned anything in my 4 decades in the industry, it is this: When you find someone with skills that you truly admire, that you are able to communicate clearly with, that you share a common visual language with, work with them and collaborate with them as much as you can.

Andrew and I have worked together for over 7 years and I would not take on a project without thinking of how he might play a part. Editor, Director, D.P., Andrew is talented in all and approaches each with flair and vision, and perhaps above all, with clarity and calm. As projects become more complex, you need to know that you have a team that is experienced, positive and fearless.

We have worked on so many projects together, from the promo reel for my company Verbatim to a series of profiles of entrepreneurs for American Express and Conde Nast: From Passion to Practice. The series was shot in three locations in the US back to back with tight deadlines and even tighter post production schedules. Andrew worked tirelessly to meet the often intricate editing requirements. Always there, always suggesting great edits and always with a reassuring calm and confidence.”

- Aidan Sullivan, CEO, Verbatim Visual Solutions

VULTURE | SARAH CONNOR HAS ALWAYS BEEN AHEAD OF HER TIME

Thirty-five years ago, when Sarah Connor had her first run-in with Skynet in 1984’s The Terminator, there was no way to predict what she would eventually become: a pop-culture mainstay, the prototype for the modern action heroine, and a model of strength and femininity existing side by side. But behind those signature sunglasses is an actress who has continually been committed to making Sarah Connor as real and grounded as possible. Linda Hamilton is returning to her iconic role in 2019’s Terminator: Dark Fate, so Vulture sat down with her to discuss the evolution of Sarah Connor and what the character has taught the world about women in action cinema.

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SCHURIG CENTER | NEW NORMAL

Pam White was an active mother of two in West Virginia until her brain was infected by a virus. Jeff Kissell and Mary Ellen Kissell dreamed of retiring in a cabin in the woods until their lives were shattered when Jeff suffered a stroke while mountain biking. A single moment permanently set both Pam and Jeff's futures on intersecting paths in their search for hope and support. 

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"Working with Andrew to create a new video for our organization was a dream come true! His talent for film making coupled with his kind, compassionate nature, offered the perfect combination for the film he created for our organization. We needed a film for our annual gala fundraiser that would share the impact of our organization's services in the lives of our clients while also inspiring guests of our event to want to help make a difference through donating. This film, entitled 'New Normal', tells the story of two survivors and their families, with intimate footage captured by Andrew in the two days he spent with each family. He immersed himself in their lives, resulting in candid, emotional, inspirational and touching footage of lives changed and rediscovered.  Andrew created connections with these families and they shared with us how much they enjoyed time with him during the filming. They felt respected, honored, and thoughtfully portrayed. We loved working with Andrew! His integrity, passion, commitment, professionalism and immense talent is a gift that we feel grateful for each day."

- Patricia Gill, Executive Director, Schurig Center for Brain Injury Recovery

SIDE BY SIDE | DEAR TIMBERLIE

At the heart of Side by Side are the many relationships between clients and their providers forged with courage, dedication, and resiliency over many years. Four clients wrote letters to their providers describing the transformative power of these relationships on their lives. Then the providers wrote back.

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"As part of a rebrand campaign for our 123 year old nonprofit, we engaged Andrew to create a video that would capture the essence of our work with vulnerable young people and cut through our long history and vast array of programs. What Andrew delivered was magic beyond anything we could’ve hoped for.

With an intuitive understanding of our work and the traumatic  histories of our young people, Andrew developed a concept – letter writing between pairs of direct care staff and clients – that allowed the narrative to come directly from their words and experience. There was no scripting and no key messages, just the writing and reading of real letters between the young people and their providers to reveal the authentic depth of emotion in the relationship. Andrew established immediate and sustained trust with the staff and clients, some of whom were initially, and understandably, reticent to share their vulnerabilities in front of a camera. In the end, all of the participants felt their truth to be seen and honestly represented through the filming, and in the final product. As a result, the video has brought our organization closer together. And the quality of the production and the universally resonant narrative has enabled us to reach far beyond our current audience, building awareness and funds that will enable us to serve more vulnerable young people in years to come."

- Amber Whiteside, Director of Communications, Side by Side

BACKGROUND AND CHALLENGES

Founded in 1895, Sunny Hills Services is a non-profit organization that serves youth in the Bay Area providing a wide range of programming from substance abuse treatment and mental health services, to transitional housing support and LGBTQ programming. In 2018, Sunny Hills Services launched a massive campaign to unite the various stakeholders and programs of the organization under the new Side by Side brand.

Side by Side wanted to leverage the power of video to tell their story. But, how do you tell a single story that engages their extremely diverse clientele with locations spread across three counties? How do you simultaneously represent the organization’s breadth of programming and services while honoring the deep impact and transformative power of these programs on their clients?

IDEA AND RESULT

Through extensive conversations with the client it became clear that at the core of Side by Side’s work are the relationships between the providers and their youth clients. This became the guiding principle informing every design decision. I devised a concept centered around letter writing as a deeply personal process and a unique experience that we rarely share in today’s digital world. 

This approach was a risk. Its success depended on thorough casting and vetting of the participants, the creation of a safe and respectful filming environment, and the confidence and buy-in of the client that the pay off would be tremendous. 

The result is an authentic look at the passion that drives the providers in caring for youth, and the transformative impact that this care has had on individual clients. It is fully inspirational, yet embedded in the grittiness of the work, at times through the lens which society brands the most vulnerable. We created not only a powerful story, but a special experience that honored the youth for their courage and strength, and the staff for their compassion and expertise. 

IMPACT

One week after publication, Dear Timberlie has well-over 125,000 views and has been syndicated by Upworthy across their channels. Dear Timberlie has become an indispensable tool for Side by Side’s fundraising campaigns and communications priorities. 

MINERVA SCHOOLS | GLOBAL IMMERSION SERIES

Founded in 2014, Minerva Schools is designed around a new vision of higher education that combines a reinvented curriculum, rigorous academic standards, innovative technology, and an immersive global experience. Students study in seven different cities over the course of four years, where they engage with local civic partners to apply classroom knowledge to practical, real-world problems. Each film in this series highlights how classroom curriculum extends into the urban fabric and shapes their personal, professional and academic growth.

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SOCIAL MEDIA FEATURES

"We have worked with Andrew Hida on a range of productions — all of which contributed to telling our brand's fast-evolving story to various audiences. Not only is he an exceptional auteur, with the full compliment of capabilities, but he is adaptive, able to work in multiple modes and collaborative settings. He brings a deep understanding of narrative, pacing, and visual composition, which he drew on to create and direct the Global Immersion series. These skills, coupled with his knowledge of reportage and experience with live, documentary productions make Andrew both a consummate professional and a true pleasure to work with."

– Ayo Seligman, Creative Director,
Minerva Schools at KGI

PREVIOUS EPISODES

STARBUCKS | THE WAVE TO RECOVERY

Upstanders Season 2 is a collection of short stories celebrating ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. These stories of courage and humanity remind us that we all have the power to make a difference. In episode 2, The Wave to Recovery features Navy SEALs Alex West and Kyle Buckett who spend their nights and weekends designing specialized surfboards for wounded warriors, helping them find strength and confidence in the waves. 

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MINERVA SCHOOLS | PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

During their undergraduate years, Minerva students pursue a range of opportunities with top global organizations — from research institutes and NGOs to technology start-ups and multinational corporations — where they work on important projects with meaningful outcomes. The Professional Experiences series features three student work experiences as a VC Analyst at SVB Capital, a consultant on food systems sustainability at Zume Pizza, and impact assessment at the Autodesk Foundation.

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GREAT BIG STORY

Great Big Story is a video network dedicated to the untold, the overlooked and the flat-out amazing. Great Big Story is a video machine that churns out high-quality video content at break-neck speed, featuring a wide variety of stories on the human condition, new frontiers, the depths and heights of our planet, and the diverse flavors of foods across the globe. 

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STARBUCKS | UPSTANDERS

Upstanders is an original collection of short stories, films and podcasts sharing the experiences of Upstanders – ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Produced by Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran, the Upstanders series helps inspire us to be better citizens. 

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VERSE | 2ND LOOK

Second Look is a branded series of highly immersive stories produced for the 2016 launch of Verse—Verse is a digital, non-linear storytelling platform and publication. Each project breaks down the mystery and misconception that veil each unique community and culture in New York City. The series highlights six stories: The debate over the legalization of mixed martial arts in New York state; the unique requirements of urban prepping in Manhattan; the dying legacy of wedding photography at Queens Borough Hall; the struggles of Major League prospects immigrating to East Brooklyn from the Dominican Republic; and the freaks of the sideshow world. 

"Imagine being asked to create a multimedia project using interactive technology that was more conceptual than actual. Then imagine being asked to do it six times. That was the feat that Andrew Hida pulled off, along with collaborator Drew Jordan, when they signed up to work with our storytelling technology startup Verse. They created '2nd Look,' a six part series of character profiles, produced for the Verse interactive platform. In addition to leading the visual direction of the films, the editing for all six stories landed on the shoulders of Andrew. With a sophisticated eye and efficient technique, he moved through lengthy edits that included not just well-woven main narratives, but also extra features ranging from sidebars to Q and As. In other cases, we threw away the traditional approach all together and Andrew tackled non-linear, or 'choose your own adventure' storytelling with confidence. Throughout Andrew was transparent about where he was in the process, shared drafts, and was always open to input. In the end, each story has a unique feel and sophisticated air — Andrew does not rely on a storytelling formula. His thoroughness was evident throughout, along with his pleasant demeanor even when budget and revisions became challenging. I look forward to working with Andrew again."

— Meredith Hogan, Managing Editor, Verse

STOVETEAM INTERNATIONAL | CABALLO DE TROYA

Marco Guerra and his wife, Ana Luisa Herrera started the EcoComal factory near Antigua, Guatemala in 2008 to manufacture and distribute clean cookstoves. With little more than $80 in their pocket and the determination to succeed, they designed the Ecocina stove that has had cascading effects on their business’ vision. Their work has improved the health and safety of the surrounding community by transforming the traditional method of cooking from dangerous open fires to clean cookstoves. 

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"What fun it was to work closely with Andrew as he highlighted StoveTeam’s work in Guatemala. His film elegantly showed the problem of open cooking fires, and it was wonderful to hear the impact of clean cookstoves directly from stove recipients. Many films are made for an English speaking audience and for fund-raising, however this one was a specific challenge as it was for local mayors who speak Spanish.  

Andrew and I worked closely both before and after our week in Guatemala, and although he had not previously been aware of the dangers of open cooking fires, he soon became an expert.  His knowledge of Spanish was helpful, and he was appropriately kind, sympathetic and interested in the factory workers, women and children he interviewed. 

Throughout it all, he insisted on top quality photography. The video has already generated both interest and new income for StoveTeam International. I can't hardly wait to work with Andrew again!"

– Nancy Hughes, President and Founder, StoveTeam International

FROG IN A TENT | ONE CAREFREE NIGHT

The township of Manenberg stands twelve miles outside of Cape Town, South Africa. Formed under the apartheid regime in 1966 as a neighborhood for “Colourdes,” the South African word for citizens of mixed race, Manenberg lives under a legacy of racism defined by gang warfare, unemployment and drug addiction. Life as a gang member often prevails over education where high school graduation rates hover around 20 percent. However, within this bleak landscape, a small group of students defy those odds. Every year family and friends unite for the “matric dance” to celebrate their accomplishments, their matriculation (graduation) and hopes for a better future.

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SOLAR SISTER | SISTER TO SISTER. STOVE BY STOVE.

Fatma Hodari is a mother of four and a Solar Sister entrepreneur in Mforo village, Tanzania. For six months she has owned and run her own business selling solar lights and clean cook stoves to her neighbors and community to provide access to clean energy and to improve the health and livelihoods of her neighbors. She has become a leader and part of a sisterhood of clean energy entrepreneurs bringing safe cookstoves to their communities. 

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"Andrew was delightful and a natural collaborator. From the very first, he took direction with grace and consideration, always doing what was best for the project. He instantly fit in with the rest of the team and worked well on location. In the end, Andrew was an invaluable part of the finished film, and we at Ripple are excited to work with him on projects in the future."

– Annie Griffiths, Executive Director, Ripple Effect Images

THE NEW YORK TIMES | 36 HOURS

A traveler’s guide to a city’s most delicious, adventurous and fascinating must-see destinations when you only have 36 hours. What began as a weekly column in 2002, 36 Hours is a weekend staple of The New York Times travel section. Since August 2014, it has quickly become a weekday phenomenon with its newest addition of fast-paced, mouth-drooling, enticing videos that highlight three places to eat, see, and go out in each destination. The weekly video series is curated, crafted, and produced by Fritzie Andrade. The series has gained such popularity that it will soon be adapted into a 30-minute TV show on the Travel Channel.

MINERVA INSTITUTE | VISIONARY FUTURES

The Minerva Institute for Research and Scholarship was established to support brilliant, deserving scholars everywhere. Despite dramatically reduced tuition costs to attend Minerva Schools, more than 80% of students in the graduating class of 2019 required some form of aid to attend. Minerva students come from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas. The student body is not only geographically diverse in origin, but their personal stories that have led them to Minerva are equally diverse. This is the story of three of these students. 

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CREDITS 

SOLAR SISTER | LIGHT. HOPE. OPPORTUNITY.

Solar Sister eradicates energy poverty by empowering women with economic opportunity. Combining the breakthrough potential of solar technology and clean cookstoves with a women-led direct sales network, they bring light, hope and opportunity to even the most remote communities in rural Africa. Solar Sister creates sustainable businesses, powered by smart investment in women entrepreneurs. When you invest in a woman, you invest in the future.

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MSNBC | THE FENCE

Photographer Charles Ommanney drove nearly 2000 miles along the US-Mexico border from Brownsville, TX to San Diego, CA where he photographed and filmed the border fence, and gathered testimony from US citizens along the border. The result is a unique perspective on the immigration debate through a conceptual exploration of the economic, political, environmental, and humanitarian costs of the construction of this fence. 

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FOLLOW MY STEPS

Andrew Cunningham is a typical 13 year-old. He complains about studying, and spends hours playing on Xbox Live with friends. The only difference is he is in a powered wheelchair. Born with a rare form of muscular dystrophy, Andrew relies on his father Tom for nearly everything. As Andrew enters the roller coaster of adolescence, he must deal with growing pains, as well as his struggle with independence, and the uncertainties of his disease. Andrew finds a brother in 21-year-old Tony Reuter, born with brittle bone disease. Finding his way out of a difficult childhood, Tony guides Andrew through approaching milestones in both of their lives.

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CREDITS

Director, Producer and Editor: Andrew Hida
Cinematography: Andrew Hida
Colorist: Michael Curry
Advisors: Seth Gitner, Eric Maierson, Bruce Strong

SCREENINGS

2013. AI-AP Motion Art Awards
2013. DOC NYC Film Festival
2013. Reel Health International Health Short Film Festival
2013. San Francisco International Festival of Short Films
2013. Athens International Film + Video Festival
2013. Invited to present at the Society for Disability Studies 26th Annual Convention

REPORTAGE BY GETTY IMAGES | GOD'S IVORY

Award-winning photojournalist Brent Stirton reveals the shocking and tragic reality of the illegal ivory trade. Despite the CITES Treaty of 1989, which banned the global trade of ivory and rhino horn, the unlawful business of killing elephants continues, resulting in the slaughter of thousands of endangered elephants in Africa. Following a three-year investigation with writer Bryan Christy into this corrupt multimillion-dollar industry, this documentary exposes the influence of religion in fueling the demand for ivory, which has led to the greatest elephant-poaching crisis in history.

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CREDITS 

Photography: Brent Stirton
Reporting and Video: Bryan Christy
Editor and Producer: Andrew Hida
Interviews: Andrew Hida
Archival Photographs: Tom Stoddart

 
Client: Reportage by Getty Images

Services Provided: Motion Graphics, Multimedia Production, Original Reporting

BRIEF

Reportage by Getty Images wanted to produce a short documentary on the global ivory trade based on staff photographer Brent Stirton’s photographs and writer Bryan Christy’s three-year investigation of the issue. This documentary would be featured in the first issue of Journal, a quarterly digital magazine that showcases the work of Reportage by Getty Images photographers.

CHALLENGES

• Stirton and Christy’s work on the illegal ivory trade was originally published in the October 2012 issue of National Geographic in a story called “Blood Ivory.” The main challenge with this documentary was the need to produce a video that drew upon the facts and issues reported in the print article but through a separate and distinct story. The goal of the video was to provide an additional layer of understanding on the global ivory trade, not to simply recreate the print story in video form.

• Working with such a large topic, it was important to simplify this complex issue. With multiple moving parts all interconnected, what information needed to be included and what could be excluded? How would I provide greater understanding of a global issue while at the same time scaling it down into a consumable video? Ultimately, many of these decisions came down to how well the visuals and narrative could interweave, and how effective the visuals could elevate the messaging of the narrative.

RESULT

The end result is a 15-minute video told through the eyes of the principle investigators. Through a dynamic back and forth between Brent Stirton and Bryan Christy, their voices carefully shape the narrative to provide a comprehensive understanding of the global ivory trade. They deliver first-hand anecdotes recalling what they witnessed, placing the viewer in the belly of the ivory factories, in the obsessions of the collectors, and at ground zero of the mass killing grounds of elephants in Africa. 

The video provides an in-depth and visceral experience for the viewer, sustained visually by a mix of audio, video, photographs, and motion graphics. The story is driven by a selection of music paired with the carefully paced narrative content. The result is a high-impact, sophisticated, personal story that forces the viewer to question the very policies and cultural practices that have allowed the global ivory trade lead to the greatest massacre of African elephants in history. 

ACCOLADES

2014. Nominee, The Webby Awards: Individual Documentary Episode

2014. Northern Short Course Contest: 3rd Place Team Multimedia