VIDEO PRODUCTION
Films that help donors understand your work, trust your mission, and keep giving.
Each film below was built for a specific moment in the donor relationship. Watch how the story is structured, who it follows, and what it's designed to make someone feel — then imagine what that kind of storytelling could do for your organization.
Video Production Capabilities
Jhovany Quiroz Studio creates story-driven films for nonprofits, mission-led organizations, artists, and creative teams.
Production scope is shaped around the needs of each project, with support available for:
Documentary-style brand films
Mission and impact videos
Donor and stewardship films
Artist and exhibition films
Campaign and fundraising videos
Interviews and field production
Short-form cutdowns for web, email, and social
Projects can include creative direction, interview development, production planning, filming, editing, color, sound, and delivery of final assets for web, campaign, donor, and presentation use.
Production teams are built around the project. Crew size, shoot days, travel, and post-production scope vary depending on the goals, location, and final deliverables.
Caelum’s Story
Narrative Asset Type: Mission Trust Story
Project One Cause founder Annemarie Miller shares the story of her son Caelum and the journey that led her to establish the organization.
Through Caelum’s recovery, she discovered that the right therapies and support systems can dramatically change a child’s future. The experience inspired a mission: ensuring that other families have access to the same opportunity for recovery.
Strategic Role
Mission trust stories help audiences understand why an organization exists and why its work matters. By grounding the mission in lived experience, they build credibility and belief in the purpose behind the organization.
Nicole Wood
Narrative Asset Type: Mission Steward Story
Nicole Wood serves as a parent mentor with Project One Cause, supporting families navigating the difficult and uncertain path of pediatric neurological recovery.
Drawing from her own experience, she walks alongside other parents, offering guidance, encouragement, and understanding during some of the most challenging moments in their lives.
Strategic Role
Stories like this highlight the people who carry the mission forward. By introducing audiences to mentors, staff, and advocates, they reinforce trust in the organization and demonstrate the human network supporting families through recovery.
The Chavez Family
Narrative Asset Type: Impact Story
After a devastating drowning accident, the Chavez family fights for their son’s recovery while facing the immense emotional and financial weight of long-term medical care.
This story helps supporters understand the real human impact of the organization’s work and why sustained support is essential for families navigating years of recovery.
Strategic Role
Used across impact, stewardship, and major donor communications to demonstrate the depth of need and the long-term commitment required to support families like the Chavez family.
Paxton
Narrative Asset Type: Impact Story
After their infant son suffered a brain injury, Paxton’s family began searching for the therapies that might give him the best chance at recovery. Along the way, they found support through Project One Cause, an organization committed to helping families navigate the complex and often overwhelming path of pediatric neurological recovery.
The story helps supporters understand both the challenge families face and the role the organization plays in guiding them toward meaningful care.
Strategic Role
Used on the organization’s homepage to introduce visitors to the mission and demonstrate the real-world impact of Project One Cause.
Robbie’s Story
Narrative Asset Type: Outcome Story
Parent mentor Nicole Wood reflects on Robbie’s journey of recovery following a traumatic brain injury. She describes the early uncertainty after the accident and the long road of therapy and support that followed.
Today, Robbie attends a regular school and shows the curiosity, energy, and personality of a typical six-year-old — a powerful reminder of what recovery can look like when families receive the right support.
Strategic Role
Outcome stories demonstrate what long-term recovery can make possible. By showing where the journey can lead, they reinforce hope for families and confidence for supporters who want to see the impact of sustained care.
IVHS - PAWS4PETS Walk 2026
Narrative Asset Type: Community Event Story
IVHS’s Paws4Pets Walk event brings together supporters, families, volunteers, and animal lovers for a shared purpose: helping provide care, shelter, and second chances for animals in need.
The 2026 event video captures the energy of the day while showing how community participation directly supports the work of IVHS. More than a recap, the story helps viewers understand that events like Paws4Pets are not just fundraisers — they are visible expressions of compassion, connection, and local support.
Strategic Role
Used to highlight community engagement, celebrate supporter participation, and reinforce the role of IVHS as a trusted organization bringing people together around animal welfare.
Doggy Daycation
Narrative Asset Type: Program Story
A volunteer spends a day outside the shelter with a dog through Inland Valley Humane Society’s Doggy Daycation program. These outings give animals a break from kennel life while helping staff learn more about each dog’s personality and adoptability.
The film highlights the simple but meaningful role volunteers can play in improving the lives of shelter animals while they wait for permanent homes.
Strategic Role
Used to encourage volunteer participation by showing how community members can directly support the organization’s work through programs like Doggy Daycation.
El Barrio Project
Narrative Asset Type: Community Story
Residents of Claremont’s historic El Barrio neighborhood reflect on their lives, their families, and the cultural history of the community they helped build.
Through personal memory and archival photographs, the film documents the voices of longtime residents while preserving an important chapter of the city’s history.
Strategic Role
Community narratives like this help organizations and cultural institutions strengthen connection to place, honor lived experience, and preserve stories that might otherwise be lost.