- Let's double your donor base
A Film Director who helps nonprofits
raise serious money
I’ve spent 20 years directing films seen in theaters, on Amazon, Showtime, and around the world – and in between, helping nonprofit leaders use story to unlock trust, major donors, and long-term growth.
Over 100 nonprofits • $1B+ raised • Union Rescue Mission, Francis Chan’s CrazyLove, Free Burma Rangers, and more.
Most leaders have stories to tell – they just don’t have a film director that can help. Get the momentum you dream of.
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What Nonprofit Leaders use my videos for:
- Major donor conversations that don’t feel like asks.
- Board, partner, and foundation credibility.
- New donor acquisition.
This isn’t content marketing. It’s trust infrastructure.
I work with a small number of nonprofit leaders each year as their dedicated film director and story partner.
A Few Examples of What This Looks Like
A few highlights:
IMPACT STORIES (Union Rescue Mission)
See more work for Union Rescue Mission in the case study section.
CEO UPDATES (Eden Reforestation Projects)
See more work for Eden Reforestation Projects in the case study section.
Documentary Films (Free Burma Rangers)
This is the level of storytelling craft I bring to every client — applied to your mission and your budget.
See more work documentary work on the case study page.
Your video Director-in-Residence.
A different way to work with video.
Most nonprofits don’t need one big video that blows their budget.
Instead they need a partnership with a director who understands their mission, their donors, and their season of growth – and they need time.
That’s why with nonprofits I only offer long-term partnerships where I act as a “Director-in-Residence,” helping craft story videos and video-related donor communication across an entire year. Consistently, affordably, all year long. Starting at $1,495/month.
"We doubled the size of Union Rescue Mission's budget and revenues in the last four or five years with Brent's help. It's the story, it's the story, it's the story. I highly endorse him!"
– Andy Bales, CEO, Union Rescue Mission