Narrative & Documentary
Storytelling is our passion. We document the narrative of communities that are unseen and unheard. We highlight the work of artists who are creative change agents. We introduce makers who innovate and inspire. We promote influencers who transcend being a brand and are aspirational human beings.
Learn about our documentary production process to see if it aligns with the way you want your story to be told.
Rashid Johnson: The Hikers
A dance work conceived of by Rashid Johnson and choreographer Claudia Schreier, The Hikers follows the path of two solo hikers, both Black: first alone, then crossing each other’s path—an encounter that unfolds in sometimes lithe, sometimes lumbering balletic movements, challenging modern conceptions of blackness and fetishizations of black bodies in motion. In collaboration with choreographer Claudia Schreier, Johnson explores the physical and psychological repercussions that attend the black body in space.
Newburgh Is Movement
Since 1946, an organization has been dedicated to youth in and around Newburgh, New York. The Boys & Girls Club of Newburgh (BGCN) remains an essential part of our community's fabric. Most recently, in a ground-breaking collaboration with the City of Newburgh, BGCN hired sixty City of Newburgh youth to explore social and cultural values in their community through the creation of a thought-provoking mural series and banner installation. Audrey Carey Park, named for Newburgh's and New York State's first black female mayor, served as the canvas for this effort to engage youth in a meaningful community improvement project.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
This micro doc examines the community activism behind the inception of Brooklyn Bridge Park and the burgeoning movement that led to the development of one of the most innovative public-private endeavors that New York City has seen. This doc also displays the breadth of free events and activities that the Conservancy continues to produce for the public.
Tools of War Park Jam Series
Noisemaker Media provided videography coverage for the Tools of War Park Jam Series, capturing the raw energy, community spirit, and cultural legacy of Hip Hop in its most authentic setting: the park. Through dynamic live event coverage, we documented the DJs, dancers, artists, and audience moments that keep the tradition of outdoor Hip Hop gatherings alive for new generations.