Dedicated to storytelling at the intersection of education, capitalism, and democracy, driving meaningful change through thoughtful exploration.
Storytelling isn’t just about what people see—it’s about what they do after they’ve seen it. When we set out to shift the narrative around public schools, we didn’t just make films. We built a movement. Audiences watched our stories, educators and community members wore the message, and they all became advocates for change. Through film, relationship-building, and community rallying, we didn’t just spark conversations—we changed minds. And we have the data to prove it. An independent study found that our work measurably shifted public perception and increased support for public schools. In this keynote, we’ll break down how a simple t-shirt became a movement-building tool, why the best stories don’t just get watched—they get lived—and how to turn passive audiences into active champions. Whether you’re in film, entertainment, or brand storytelling, this is your blueprint for moving beyond content and into real-world impact.
