Trial & Error provides high-quality videography services to nonprofits at no cost to these organizations. We create films that inform and engage the general public about the crucial work these nonprofits do in their communities. We are proud to support these organizations; their websites are included below if you are moved to support them as well!
ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Presents “A Night To Ignite Science”
Seattle, Washington | October 2024
Scholar introductory video for fundraiser
Sydney Floryanzia: PhD candidate in Chemical Engineering, University of Washington
Danny Powell: PhD candidate in Immunology and Infection Diseases, Washington State University
Jennifer Gill: Director of Development, ARCS Foundation
Kitti Lile: Board of Directors Member of ARCS Foundation
Videographers: Ben Laurance, Whitney Bashaw, Christine Tran
Editors and Visual Effects: Ben Laurance, Whitney Bashaw
Producer and Editor: Lauren Dudley
South Seattle Emerald’s 10 Year Anniversary
The South Seattle Emerald’s mission is to amplify and preserve the authentic narratives of South Seattle’s BIPOC and historically marginalized/misrepresented communities.
BIPOC ED Coalition
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color nonprofit executive directors across Washington state are joining in solidarity to promote wellness and restore resources in their communities.
A Resting Place
Queer Power Alliance
Queer Power Alliance is rooted in the LGBTQIA+ community and in solidarity with other marginalized communities, including immigrants, women, People of Color, youth, seniors, people with disabilities, and working-class individuals. Queer Power Alliance educates, advocates, organizes, and builds grassroots leadership for economic and racial justice and LGBTQIA+ liberation.
Lil’ Filmmakers Inc.
Lil’ Filmmakers Inc.’s mission is to train young artists to use media and the arts as a tool to overcome societal and personal barriers and prepare them for career opportunities in the creative industry.
Arts Corps
Arts Corps is a nationally recognized youth arts education organization that works to address the race and income-based opportunity gap in access to arts education. Through participation in our arts integration, out-of-school arts and teen leadership programs, youth experience the transformative power of creativity and gain a deepened belief in their own capacity to learn, take risks, persist and achieve.
Alimentando al Pueblo – Mothers Day
La Posada
Covid-19 Vaccine Awareness Campaign (in Spanish with Spanish captions)
For Alimentando al Pueblo
Community member Sandra Simarra speaks about how the pandemic impacted her and her experience with the vaccine.
About Alimentando al Pueblo
Alimentando al Pueblo promotes healing through comunidad, comida, and celebración.
Visit Alimentando al Pueblo’s website