Documentaries on a mission: How nonprofits are making movies for public engagement

Documentaries on a mission: How nonprofits are making movies for public engagement

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Documentaries on a mission: How nonprofits are making movies for public engagement

Title:	Documentaries on a mission: How nonprofits are making movies for public engagement
Author:	Hirsch, Karen; Nisbet, Matt
Abstract:	Three case studies of videos produced by nonprofit organizations are provided. Elements in each case study include abstract, executive summary,background, launch, outreach campaign, outcomes, and lessons learned. The video projects are Sierra Club Chronicles, The ACLU Freedom Files, and Common Ground: Oregon's Ocean.
Description:	32-page report includes photos.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1961/4634
Date:	2007-03

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