5/16/2013

The Human Experience Now Available on YouTube & Google Play

We have some exciting news! Cinedigm's Docurama, dedicated to distributing documentary films has just launched a new paid channel on YouTube and Grassroots Films' own, The Human Experience, will be available to watch instantly.

Docurama's YouTube channel is launching with a curated playlist of feature-length documentary films and we're proud to have THX among that list! Docurama's other award-winning films like Woody Allen: A Documentary, Hell and Back Again, and Sing Your Song: Harry Belafonte will also be available in the playlist, and all will also be on display through Google Play.

So help us spread the word! Click here to check out their YouTube channel and to find The Human Experience available for purchase and instant play.

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5/07/2013

It is in giving that we receive

St. Francis of Assisi once said, "Preach the Gospel at all times, and when necessary, use words." Here's a sneak peek at our next video of our short film series. This production still was taken in Newark, New Jersey - just one location where the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal serve. 

Stay tuned to see our next video. To watch the first two episodes, check out our YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/grassrootsfilms.

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5/06/2013

"The Human Experience" brought to Women's Correction Facility

Last night Joe Campo, Executive Producer,and Charles Kinnane, Director conducted a live Q&A skype session following a screening of "The Human Experience". The audience: The Department of Correction Women's Center Prision in Wyoming. All the women participate in a a program geared towards communication. While there, they are able to express their thoughts and feelings, allowing  them to release stress and communicate more effectively in a healthy way.

We are so thankful to have shared the film with all the women at the facility! We had such a wonderful turnout with our live Q&A. Please check out our Facebook page for up-to-date news on screenings, as well as our exciting new project.

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4/23/2013

Details, Details, Details!

Work in progress! We had yet another successful day of script analysis today with our crew on our upcoming feature film. Michael Campo, Writer and Clifford Azize, Producer, discuss the importance of "reaching out" to our audience to make a lasting impact. From character development to the smaller details, everything makes a difference.

Our current project is a feature-length narrative discussing life, death, as well as purpose. Earlier this month, we shared with you the story of Vlad, a homeless street performer who asks these very questions. If you haven't seen his story yet, you can check it out here. To not miss out on any of the series videos, don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel.
Stay tuned for more details!

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4/17/2013

Vlad Sings The Blues


We pass them everyday, sometimes without lending a glance. But a lot can be learned from even the most unlikely of teachers.

This video looks at the soul of a New York City street performer's blues. Meet Vlad as he sings his blues....


"Vlad Sings the Blues" is Part II of our seven-part short film series. Stay tuned for more to come and let us know your thoughts!

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4/09/2013

Sneak Peek of the Next Series Video


If you enjoyed our last video, "The Passion of Jason Black," here's a sneak peek still during filming of our next video. The upcoming video will be Part II of a seven-part short film series.

Stay tuned for more news! To check out Part I of the series, watch it on YouTube here and be sure to subscribe to our channel to see the entire series.

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3/27/2013

Grassroots Films Presents..."The Passion of Jason Black"

Grassroots Films is proud to present Part I of a seven-part short film series....


As we approach Good Friday and Easter Sunday, death and eternal life weighs heavily on our minds. But through illness, misfortune, and misdeeds; family and faith will always stand strong. This film, "The Passion of Jason Black," shows that not even death can separate the bond of these two abandoned brothers.

Check out the first video and let us know what you think....

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