Veterans Journey Home Trailer Rollout

At Warrior Films, I led a paid Facebook campaign for the rollout of a new trailer for the documentary, Veterans Journey Home. Using Facebook ads, I microtargeted the trailer to audiences who would be receptive to the trailer. I also created the messaging that accompanied the trailer. After two weeks, I got more than 200,000 people to watch the trailer, ~200 comments, and almost 2,000 shares.

Click on the image to view the trailer.

WARNING: Veterans talking about traumatic experiences.

All Saints Newsletter

I currently serve as the newsletter and website editor for All Saints Episcopal Church in San Leandro. I intended for this image to accompany a poem by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver in a recent edition of the All Saints monthly newsletter, but I decided to choose a different image.

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Heal Vets Lives

I created this image as part of Warrior Films’ crowdfunding campaign to raise initial production costs for the documentary Veterans Journey Home.

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No More Mr. Nice Guy

I created this image to promote a blog written by Frederick Marx, the founder of Warrior Films. The blog encouraged boys and men not to be afraid to express their true feelings.

Underdogs campaign

 

I created these posts as part of Warrior Films’ “underdogs” fundraising campaign.

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Dalai Lama quote

In Warrior Films’ Journey From Zanskar, two Buddhist monks fulfill their pledge to the Dalai Lama to help save their dying Tibetan culture by leading a group of 17 poor children aged 4-12 on a journey from Zanskar in remote northwest India through the Himalayas. As the social media manager at Warrior Films, I made sure that we pass along the wisdom of the Dalai Lama each month in our social posts.

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