Uniting Our Films With Your Activism
We are looking for Campaigners, Charities and N.G.O’s to use our films that relate to their cause and together we can promote social change.
We bring you content, you push the intent – together we create IMPACT!
Social Impact Films are a proven catalyst for change in the world. They entertain, inform and inspire action as people are moved to respond to real-life situations of struggle and injustice being represented on screen whether fiction or documentary. Films work as a tools, towards the goal of related campaigns and issues.
With the impact of social networking sites increasing outlets to reach potential supporters and campaigners, there has never been a better time to use film as a mechanism for social change.
Building bridges is essential for us. We work together with are open to working with partner Charities, Campaigns and N.G.O’s who can use our films social messages to raise awareness and promote social change.
- We invite partners to work with us, bringing our films to audiences through targeted screenings and events, helping to inspire action on a range of social issue goals.
- We invite partners to view our films and projects online and to approach us with related campaign initiatives.
If you are interested in linking any of our films and projects to your associated campaign or organisation please send an email to: kathryn@humanfilm.co.uk
Case Study
Feature Film ‘SON OF BABYLON’ working with the ‘THE IRAQ’S MISSING CAMPAIGN’ and the ICMP (International Commission for Missing People)
Focus: Realising that no other organisations were dealing with the issue, we set up the ‘Iraq’s Missing Campaign’ responding to the problem of missing people in Iraq which ‘Son of Babylon’ explores. Our goals were to raise awareness about the issue globally and bring about policy change in the country.
Work: The film has been used in a series of targeted screenings, bringing people together to take action on our goals.
With the help of the mayor of Geneva, we recently brought together the Iraqi Human Rights minister and the director general of the International Commission on missing persons, to attend a screening of the film and create a focused plan to take action on this issue. From this screening an agreement is to be signed between the MHR and the ICMP.
Change: Global screenings and widespread connected petitioning have helped raised awareness of the issue.
