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We transform stories into movements through strategic communications and digital marketing, cultural campaigns, and brand development for film, entertainment, and non-profit organizations.

Third World

Newsreel

A laptop displaying a website for "third world newsreel" with a black and white image of people at a protest. The text reads "Pioneering Social Justice Media Since 1968" with details about advocating for cultural and social justice media. The bottom section highlights programs focused on "Amplifying Stories, Igniting Change."

Reclaiming the Archive, Reimagining the Future

Since 1968, Third World Newsreel (TWN) has been a home for resistance—amplifying voices that mainstream media marginalizes. When they sought to expand their reach, modernize their brand, and deepen connections with emerging filmmakers, educators, and programmers, we led their transformation.

Laptop displaying a website about a community media workshop, featuring a headline "Uniting Voices, Amplifying Change" and an image of people with a camera, in a dimly lit environment.
Group of people holding cameras, promoting social justice media training programs featuring evening seminars and workshops. Text highlights community-centric storytelling, professional skills, and networking opportunities.

our strategy?

Brand Identity &

Digital Presence

We spearheaded TWN's brand overhaul through strategic direction, developing their new brand guide, messaging, and creative vision. Collaborating with design partners, we transformed their digital presence while honoring their revolutionary legacy and improving accessibility for filmmakers, educators, and activists.

Content

Development

We crafted messaging that positioned TWN as an active participant in today's movements. From email marketing to social media management, we actively invited the next generation of storytellers into TWN's ongoing work.

Audience Research &

Insights

Understanding that TWN's power derives from the communities it serves, we launched a comprehensive stakeholder survey to inform our strategy. This approach ensured that TWN's evolved voice remained authentic to their roots while speaking to contemporary audiences.

The results? 

47% increase in registrations

39% more unique attendees

 skyrocketing growth on Instagram and Facebook

By applying our strategic approach to TWN's marketing and communications, we helped them honor their past while pushing their fight forward with new energy and expanded reach.

QWOCMAP

Poster for the 20th Annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival featuring a group of diverse individuals. Text includes event details: "You Don't Have to Like Me" by Safiyah Chinere, happening June 15 at 1 PM in San Francisco. Icons indicate accessibility and safety measures like free entry, face masks, and scent-free zone.

20th Annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

We partnered with San Francisco nonprofit QWOCMAP to bring the 20th anniversary of their International Queer Women of Color Film Festival to life as a powerful celebration of connection and liberation. The festival premiered 44 films exploring deep human connections through the lenses of Indigenous knowledge, shared ecology, and queer realities, all while maintaining their commitment to disability justice.

our strategy?

Messaging

Framework

We refined the festival's identity for its 20th anniversary, crafting messaging that resonated with their intergenerational audience. Our approach balanced celebration of QWOCMAP's legacy with an urgent call to experience new, groundbreaking films.

Communication

Amplification

Understanding that QWOCMAP's strength lies in its community, we collaborated with aligned organizations and influential voices to extend the festival's reach beyond traditional marketing channels, creating an ecosystem of support and engagement.

Multi-Platform

Content

We built emotional connections through a two-pronged approach: leveraging nostalgia with throwback content from previous festivals to engage returning attendees, while creating dynamic live coverage to draw in new audiences. This strategy honored history while creating immediacy and excitement.

The results? 

47% increase in registrations

39% more unique attendees

substantial growth
in social media engagement

The success of our collaboration led to an ongoing partnership, with littlebigworld now supporting QWOCMAP's global marketing and communications strategy.

Motto Pictures

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Black and white basketball images of a player in a Liberty uniform with number 34. Text "Kym Hampton" vertically, "Liberty Legend" in gold script, "Unfinished Business" in bold, white uppercase letters. Background in teal and black.

Amplifying the Voices of WNBA Trailblazers

In the lead-up to Unfinished Business—the definitive documentary on the evolution of the WNBA—we led a six-week digital and influencer campaign to ignite conversations, rally fans, and celebrate the league's legacy of resilience and triumph in pursuit of equity for women's sports.

Three women holding basketballs featuring team names Houston, New York, and Los Angeles, standing in front of a WNBA logo. Text reads: 'The NBA Board of Governors approved the concept of a Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).' Background includes orange basketball texture.

our strategy?

Organic &

Paid Social 

We curated a dynamic content calendar featuring film clips, player spotlights, historic milestones, and behind-the-scenes moments that contextualized the documentary within the broader movement for women's sports equity. Our approach created multiple entry points for different audience segments, from die-hard WNBA fans to casual sports viewers and social justice advocates.

Collaborative

Partnerships

Understanding that impact requires alignment, we coordinated closely with the NY Liberty and Amazon Prime Video social teams to create a unified messaging approach. This collaborative strategy ensured consistent storytelling across platforms while maximizing visibility through complementary content.

Influencer

Activation

We activated a network of 18 influential voices across sports, entertainment, and social justice to amplify the film's message. Working closely with executive producers Ciara, Russell Wilson, and Clara Wu Tsai, we generated exclusive content that expanded the documentary's reach beyond traditional marketing channels and sparked meaningful conversations about women's sports.

The results? 

sold-out premier weekend

successful
global debut
on Amazon Prime

significant increase in social media engagement

This campaign transcended traditional film promotion, honoring the movement that built the WNBA while inspiring the next generation to carry its legacy forward.

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