This video is one of a series of documentaries we create for Mobility Outreach International (MOi), the nonprofit organization that provides prosthetic and orthotic services, physical rehabilitation, and advocacy for physically disabled adults and children, including landmine victims. These intimate and moving stories are a testament to MOi’s good work and the courage and resilience of the people they serve. We were honored to be involved.
The experiences we had while making these documentaries—from Sierra Leone to Vietnam—were incredibly rewarding in and of themselves. But we were also honored to receive a Telly Award in the Charity/Not for Profit category for our work.
Our goal with documentary work—especially work of this nature—is to capture the heart and soul of the story while maintaining a low profile. Our team is efficient, discrete, and respectful, putting subjects at ease so that they can tell their stories—even the painful ones—in a safe and supportive environment.
VMG Studios’ work around the world with Mobility Outreach International is a prime example of our ability to create powerful, moving content that helps our clients achieve their goals, serve their own clients better, and connect deeply with their audiences.
