Through Hampton Films, we produce award-winning visual products that showcase client stories and strengthen brands. Our website and production services span from brand concept through production.
Our visual story telling products have been used, endorsed, or screened by many organizations, including Cornell Cinema, Chautauqua Institution, the Library of Congress, Seattle Social Justice Festival, Memorial Art Gallery, National Museum of Women in the Arts, and others.
Our services and products include:
Websites for small to mid-size organizations
Short form videos for websites, events, fundraising
Longer form video for tributes, campaigns, stewardship
Film editing services for select projects
Production training for staff, groups, classrooms
Production of teaching guides for films
Ron Brown Scholar Program
Produced for the Ron Brown Scholars American Journey Awards Gala event and donor program to benefit higher education scholarships.
Delta Blues Museum
Full production for the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities award event at The White House. In conjunction with Lucky Find Productions.
Horizons at the Harley School
Fundraising campaign for national summer at-risk student success program with results in improved self-esteem, attendance and math achievement..
Change in the Family
Best of D.C. Documentary Award. Screened in national festivals. Story chronicles the transition of a young adult and the sympathetic response of his family.
Hidden Books - the Art of Kumi Korf
Cine Golden Eagle Award. Premiered at the Library of Congress, screened at 25th Anniversary, National Museum of Women in the Arts, institutions, festivals.
Transcending Surgeon
Grand Jury Prize Finalist, Documentary, American Black Film Festival (New York City), and additional film festival honors. Screened at numerous film festivals.
Mr. Stokes’ Mission
Film and companion teaching guide endorsed by the National Council for the Social Studies. Screened at Virginia Historical Society museum and film festivals.
Foster Care to Success
Awareness campaign for program that assists foster care students, often aged out at 18, with tuition grants and other support for college completion and an adulthood of promise.
