NONPROFIT & COMMUNITY VIDEO
Stories That Show the Difference You Make
Video that helps nonprofits and community organizations connect people to their mission, their programs and their impact.
Your mission is important. People need to see it.
Nonprofits have powerful stories everywhere.
The person whose life changed.
The volunteer who keeps showing up.
The program making a difference.
The community coming together.
Vizori helps turn those stories into compelling video that can support fundraising, awareness, recruitment and community engagement.
THE VIZORI APPROACH
One Production More Content
One of the smartest ways to stretch a video budget is to stop thinking about a production as one video.
A well-planned shoot can produce:
Main video + social clips + interview excerpts + employee content + photos/B-roll + multiple versions
That means more usable content without starting from scratch every time.
WHAT WE CREATE
Volunteer Recruitment
Impact Stories
Fundraising Videos
Donor & Sponsor Videos
Community Event Coverage
Program Profiles
Social Content
COMMUNITY EVENT CONTENT
Starting at $1,500
Event coverage that can include highlight video, interviews, social clips and additional content.
CAMPAIGN & FUNDRAISING VIDEO
Starting at $2,500
A larger production designed for fundraising campaigns, annual appeals or major initiatives.
Includes multiple interviews, B-roll, primary video and social content.
PACKAGES
IMPACT STORY
Starting at $1,500
A focused story built around interviews, B-roll and the people your organization serves.
Typical deliverable: 2–3 minute impact film + short social version.
Your mission has a story.
Let's create something that helps people understand it, feel it and act on it.
WHY VIZORI
More Than 35 Years Behind the Camera.
Vizori brings decades of experience working with executives, employees, clients, live events, corporate communications and complex productions.
We understand that your time matters.
We know how to prepare people for the camera, solve production problems and keep a project moving.
