Julie Stoecker

As a filmmaker, especially one focused on authentic storytelling for nonprofits, I’ve always believed that human connection is the heartbeat of any powerful film. Stories move people not because they’re technically perfect, but because they’re real. Lately, though, I’ve been experimenting with AI in my work—and it’s sparked a lot of questions about what role these tools can (and should) play in the creative process.

If you’re searching for a videographer for your nonprofit, you might be missing out on the real key to an impactful video — a storytelling producer. While a videographer captures footage, a producer ensures your video tells the right story, aligns with your mission, and inspires your audience to take action. Here’s how working with a producer can make your nonprofit’s video more powerful and effective.

In the crowded landscape of nonprofit communications, clarity isn't just helpful—it's essential. Every email, social media post, grant application, and donor appeal competes for attention in an overwhelmed world. The organizations that break through the noise share one crucial element: they know exactly what they stand for and communicate it with laser-focused consistency. This is where brand keywords become your nonprofit's secret weapon to clear, consistent messaging.