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Why Community Docs?
Local communities are the backbone of society. We have the equipment and expertise to film. You have the stories.
What is the Impact?
Our short films and documentaries focus on the positive impact of local communities in the DMV area.
How Much?
We give back to society and produce short films for free if your story qualifies.
We are looking for stories
Community Docs examines contemporary issues that matter
Our equipment and why it matters!
We have selected highly-portable Netflix certified equipment with a small footprint. This allows us to interview and film on location as efficiently, unobtrusively and discreetly as possible.

faq
Yes, it is required by film festivals and distributors that we document your consent to film you and private locations. We have three forms: a location consent form, a crowd consent form and an interview consent form. We will provide the required forms.
Community Docs
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Here is Our Awesome Team

Born and raised in Alabama, Brandi is a southern transplant to Washington, DC, who studied international relations at American University in the nation’s capital.
Brandi Bohannon
executive director



Brian is a world-renowned strategic digital marketing advisor who has worked with CNN, World Bank, USAID and leading companies.
He has extensive experience producing high-quality videography worldwide.
Brian McCotter
Communications, Digital Marketing and Brand Management



Gregory is a former executive of large foreign development programs (World Bank and USAID).
He loves the outdoors, including kayaking on the Potomac River and riding his Riese & Muller with his favorite biking group in Washington DC.
He has extensive experience producing high-quality videography for the US and other governments throughout Southern Africa.
Dr. Gregory F. Maassen
director
Member IDA - International Documentary Association
Approach
Making a Film Through a Collaborative Process
We believe that the making of a documentary is a collaborative process. Documenting different opinions is a complex undertaking. Some people may embrace new technology, others may oppose it.
The truth often lies somewhere in the middle.