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Visual imagery, human characters, inspirational stories – these are the most potent ways of conveying an organization’s mission. So many nonprofits and social enterprises possess incredible personal narratives, yet something is lost in the translation. A Tweet or a blog posting simply do not do these stories justice.

If you’ve ever wondered where to find a professional video producer committed to social issues that can tell your organization’s tale in a compelling visual narrative, you can stop looking.

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Video is a universal language that motivates people to support an institution or initiative. It can galvanize people in inspirational, unforeseen ways. Many non-profits and social enterprises have difficulty creating online videos that truly break out because they are just that – online videos. The term connotes something cheap, disposable and ultimately ineffective.

NomadsLand is advancing the idea of the “micro-documentary,” where professional storytellers help institutions tell their story with visual sophistication. A micro-documentary is a  two- to eight-minute cinematic, HD experience which spreads virally throughout the blogs, social networks and the entire web. And working collaboratively with visual professionals “outside the bubble” can help you find the storyline that works best.

Davin and his team directed and produced a mini-documentary for our organization titled “The Color of Indego Africa: Empowering Women in Rwanda.” From start to finish, Davin impressed us with his vision, commitment to our story, and true technical prowess. We have worked with a number of service providers – particularly videographers and design professionals – and we have never been more pleased about the final product and its potential to generate and engage stakeholders. We believe strongly in their innovative mission of joining forces with social entrepreneurs to curate, create and distribute visual media that tells inspiring stories in the age of Web 3.0. Even better, Nomadsland offers services that are affordable and Davin is incredibly easy to work with. We give them Indego Africa’s highest recommendation.”

- Matt Mitro, Indego Africa

Our Washington D.C.-based producers understand how to capture your inspirational stories.  We not only produce micro-documentaries, we help design entire video campaign strategies and leverage our viral transactional video players to maximize impact. Here is just a sampling of NomadsLand’s Washington DC producers’ professional work:

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Since 2007, NomadsLand has been building a global network of hundreds of qualified professional, social issue filmmakers spanning the globe. This scrappy, low-cost breed of producer is different than typical work-for-hire types. They are motivated by ideals first, money second. Don’t trust something as important as the telling of your organization’s story to video volunteers or amateurs. Join our community of professional filmmakers and video producers to find a producer or collaborate on new projects.

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NomadsLand has dedicated producers and technicians which help think tanks, foundations and institutes stream live events and conferences on the Internet and allow other participants to join and chat during the conference virtually. Whether it is a simple single camera set-up or multi-camera shoot that mimics a live television broadcast, NomadsLand can easily set up a mobile broadcasting station at very competitive rates.  Clients also have the ability to replay the conference on a continual loop or via video on demand for people who missed the event.

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If you need us to explain how we can produce an original video for you or help you find a producer in our network, please visit our Contact Page.