Mission-Driven Films
From concept to production, we build and direct creative films that are a vehicle for social change. These films don't just use the mediation of the big screen to raise awareness, they generate critical funding for the nonprofits, NGOs, and communities we partner with.
Direct Attention. Raise Funds. Do Good.
Simple Partnerships
We make it easy for big-minded organizations to make a huge impact. From equity to indirect investment, we've built flexible partnership options.
Emmy-Award Winning Work
We're honored to have been awarded an Emmy for our very first film -- a true testament to the level of care and attention we bring to every story.
Community Reinvestment
We don't build films to get rich; we build them to generate critical funding for communities -- from Ukrainian refugees to trafficking survivors in Kolkata.
Mahima: The Film
Arthouse Documentary
In Production // Investment Opps. Open
In the heart of Kolkata, India, the Sonagatchi district is home to over 20,000 registered sex workers, and many more unregistered.
Mahima India has not only been caring for the children of these sex workers, but also rescuing and rehabilitating hundreds of underage children who are victims of human trafficking, sold into slavery and taken from their homes.
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Through trauma-informed therapy and care, they offer hope in the darkest of nights for these children, incorporating dace as therapy to somatically realign them with their bodies.
Nadiya Ukriane: The National Ballet of Ukraine
Live Event Coverage
National Syndication
When the second wave of Russian invasion hit Ukraine in 2022, The Ginsberg Family Foundation had an audacious goal of bringing the national Ukrainina ballet to Oralndo, FL, to produce a one-night performance and raise critical funding for refugees.
Resonator was hired to produce live event coverage at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts -- and in just two weeks, we executive produced, concepted, and directed all aspects of the film, which took home an Emmy and was syndicated nationally on PBS.