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Washington DC Video Production Services – 2019 reel – Dorst MediaWorks “Videos for Good”

Released in 2019Running Time: 1:00Filmed in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Brazil, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Haiti, India, Ireland, Kenya, Lebanon, Malawi, Mexico, Philippines, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Turkey, Vietnam, Zimbabwe

Hi, I’m Steve Dorst. I started Dorst MediaWorks in 2002 to help organizations show results through inspiring documentary-style videos. That journey has taken our team to more than 50 countries. Our mission is to make the world a more just and sustainable place, which is why we only work with organizations that do good. We have a serious commitment to treating our clients, subjects, and crew well, especially across cultural and language barriers. Check out our portfolio — from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe — and if you think we’re a good fit, let’s make some Videos for Good.

Videos for Good [Dorst MediaWorks Reel 2018]

Released in 2016Running Time: 02:50Filmed in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Bosnia, Brazil, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Iraq, Ireland, Jordan, Kenya, Kosovo, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, S. Sudan, Senegal, Somalia, Turkey, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabwe

The new 2018 Dorst MediaWorks Reel integrates new footage from 20+ productions in 2017, including stories in Colombia, Ireland, Senegal, and Vietnam for organizations that do good around the world. Every frame was either directed or shot by documentary filmmaker Steve Dorst. Since 2003, we’ve made 250+ videos for 50+ organizations in 25+ countries. For a free consultation: [email protected]

Washington DC Video Production: “Emerging Senegal: Guaranteed,” MIGA in Africa

Released in 2017Running Time: 4:15Filmed in Senegal

This is the story of the Dakar Port, and how Senegal got a world-class container terminal thanks to the investments of Dubai Port World. It’s also the story of Standard Chartered Bank and MIGA, the risk insurance arm of the World Bank Group, which worked together to finance this big-ticket infrastructure project. Today, the regional economy is benefiting, and any company that imports or exports is learning that “time is money.”