The Prescott House was presented with a marketing challenge. They wanted to tell the story of what they’re doing in Birmingham, without the ability to interview any of their clients, due to the sensitive nature of their work. We collaborated with them to produce a narrative short film to succinctly illustrate the good work they’re doing.
Because of the sensitive nature of The Prescott House's work, we needed a way to communicate their impact without sharing the personal stories of their clients. We created a narrative short film built around the idea that every child deserves the opportunity to walk through a new door—a chance to find safety, belonging, and a brighter future. The result is a story that communicates the heart of The Prescott House without asking those they serve to relive their experiences.
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