Contributing
to cultural
conversation.

People connect with stories that have heart and humanity. As creative storytellers for other brands, we found editorial authority to tell this story as part of our commitment to supporting Kansas City creatives.

Our assignment was to find and develop a new story of
hope that celebrated life for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The end-goal was to drive awareness to the Lifeline and create a positive dialogue around mental health.

We created Waste of Film, a moving documentary which addresses suicide from the perspective of survivor Travis Young, who ultimately reclaimed his life by studying the world—and himself—through film. The piece chronicles this emotional awakening in Young’s first telling of his story.

Barkley Unveils Remarkable
Short Film About Art, Suicide
and the Value of Living.
—Muse by Clio 

A “Waste Of Film” Helps Save A Life In Powerful Documentary Short. 
—Source Creative

Shooting with real film helps this photographer cope with his brutal childhood. 
—Ad Age

How a Photographer Continues to Find Himself Through the Camera. 
—Coloribus

American Advertising Award 2018 Silver, Film, Video, Sound, Webisode

Tallgrass Film Festival

Kansas City Film Festival