Social change and values centered work is why we started Seize the Means of Production Video Co-op. Our team is experienced in producing video work that supports a broader social justice movement, as with our collaboration with CUPE BC on their universal childcare campaign, and CUPE’s National Indigenous Council’s “Water is Life” (Indigenous water sovereignty) campaign. The work of our members has supported numerous other movements in the areas of harm reduction, decolonization, worker rights, violence against women, HIV/AIDS stigma, anti-racism, queer rights, and more.

Our team has extensive experience working with political campaign teams to deliver a variety of different campaign materials including candidate profiles, quick-turnaround social media content, and general campaign messaging. Our flexible and low-overhead approach (see below) allows us to adapt quickly to the shifting context of a political campaign and work with budgets of any size.

Telling stories in collaboration with communities is a passion of our members. Combined, our core team has produced over 2 dozen short docs, with screenings at [list of film festivals]. Short, medium, or even feature length impact documentaries can be powerful educational tools, and can bring impactful, nuanced stories to a wide audience.

Short form video is ubiquitous across all social platforms We can offer a variety of consulting and videography services to develop engaging content in support of your broader communications strategy.