Commission a professionally produced film or bring the Academy to your school to teach students how to create. Choose either option or combine both.
Professional films that help families see your school’s culture, meet its community, and discover its standout programs.
Students learn storytelling, pre-production, filming, sound, and editing through a guided project. Responsible AI tools support the creative process.
School events built around reading, storytelling, conversation, and shared experiences.
Develop an idea and identify the people and voices that will bring it to life.
Discover how thoughtful interviews become the foundation of a film.
Explore how camera, lighting, sound, and supporting footage build a story.
Review rough cuts, share feedback, and see the film take shape.
Explore marketing and distribution, with students contributing ideas.
Screen the final piece together and reflect on the experience.
Yes. Each program can stand alone or be combined. We’ll discuss your goals and recommend a suitable scope.
We plan with your school around class periods, the school calendar, and the production needs of the project.
Yes. Our curriculum, instruction, and learning resources are offered in English and Spanish. We plan with your school around the language needs of students and families.
Book a school film, a media residency, or both.
Our professional team produces a polished film showcasing your school’s culture, community, and programs.
Students develop storytelling and production skills through a guided creative project during an 8–12-week residency.
The professional school film and the student learning project are separate deliverables. Each service has its own scope, schedule, and fee, even when included in one proposal.
Plan a Film + ResidencyWe work with schools and districts to shape a program around their students, goals, and schedule. Contact us for a tailored proposal and to discuss purchasing and funding options.
We’ll arrange a time by email. Your request does not automatically book an appointment.
Purchasing method and funding eligibility must be confirmed by the school or district under applicable DOE and grant requirements. Industry credits reflect individual projects and are not guaranteed for every participant.