Documentaries

Hanna Spielman Schrob is a remarkable woman. Her survival story is a rich one, and in this personal documentary, we focus on her early life. We hope you will take time to watch it, perhaps share it, but mostly, enjoy and marvel at a life’s story worth telling, as all our lives are.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/remember-zachor

For The 96 Effect, ONE80 collaborated with Lookalike Productions to produce a 3 part documentary series on the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. The series focuses on the women's gold medal teams - truly an amazing year for women’s sports. All interviews needed to be conducted remotely, so ONE80 designed large-format collages for each interviewee that were printed and sent to each participant to sit in front of as they were interviewed. ONE80 also designed the open title sequence, logo, and photo formats.

We, once again, truly enjoyed working with Powderhouse Productions on this architectural documentary about the design and construction of The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, a cultural first for Saudi Arabia.

ONE80 teamed up with the NGO, Eyes On Refugees to create a series of short stories highlighting the plight of refugees and EOR's strategy for helping them. One refugee at a time.

A Vietnam-era army veteran having served in the renowned Combat Artist Team, William Harrington witnessed first-hand the horror and tragedy of war, and, upon his return as a young man to the United States, dedicated his life to challenging and illuminating the raw pursuit of political power and money through his art. This documentary focuses on his art's inspiration.

On October 20, 2016 Eyes On Refugees Founder, Jennifer Silverstone and documentary filmmaker, John Mottern went to the refugee camp in Calais to document its last days and to offer what help they could to the  refugees - including hundreds of unaccompanied minors.

This title animation was part of a project that ONE80 created with producers Caren Zucker and John Donvan, as well as Brave Dog Productions, for this award winning documentary about an autistic man and the positive impact he has had on his community.

With the stories of the 1961 World Team  at its center, RISE (a feature film) illustrates how the unfulfilled dreams of the US Figure Skating Team who lost their lives in the plane crash of Flight 548 would be shared – and forever realized – by the generations of skaters that have followed.
 

The documentary film was produced and directed by Lookalike Productions, who brought in ONE80 to craft this opening title sequence.  No moonlit frozen lake in the mountains for your shoot? No problem!

Each day, people with intellectual disabilities are abandoned and abused. But there are ways to take action to prevent such crimes.  Narrated by Academy Award-winning actress Julianne Moore.  Another amazing Lookalike Productions project.