Client
Grace Hospital Foundation

Category
Healthcare Documentary

Industry
Healthcare / Nonprofit

Services

  • Creative Strategy
  • Story Development
  • Interviews
  • Cinematography
  • Drone
  • Editing
  • Motion Graphics
  • Color Grading
  • Sound Design

Location
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Project Overview

When the COVID-19 pandemic placed unprecedented demands on healthcare workers, Manitoba's business community answered the call.

Produced for the Grace Hospital Foundation, this documentary tells the inspiring story of how Bob Tallman, the Princess Auto Foundation, local businesses, volunteers, and community partners united to support frontline staff through one of the most challenging chapters in recent history.

Honoring the recipients of the 2023 Pearl McGonigal Award, the film celebrates the extraordinary impact of generosity, collaboration, and servant leadership—demonstrating how a community can come together to make a lasting difference when it is needed most.

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