Cinematic Visual Storytelling | Documentary Films | Content Creation

Our award-winning approach creates films that are real, emotive and inspiring. KEVA Creative has a long-held fascination with the role and impact storytelling has on culture and society, and how visual storytelling can emotively make a profound impact for an individual, a business, or an organization wanting to differentiate themselves in their market. 

Short and long-form documentaries play a vital role in allowing organizations to dive deeper into a cause or an issue. KEVA Creative is humbled to work with a number of organizations that are striving to make a difference.

In 2018, Coastal Carolina Riverwatch entrusted us to help educate the public about proposed seismic airgun blasting and offshore oil drilling that would cause irreparable harm to marine life along the Atlantic coast. That successful collaboration led to KEVA Creative producing a documentary film for the organization called Tidal Alert. Released in early 2022, the film was selected for 11 film festivals, and won six documentary film awards. The film explores water quality and its affect on North Carolina coastal fisheries through the eyes of the commercial and recreational fishing community.

In 2021, KEVA Creative produced a documentary film for the Carteret County Historical Museum. Ramblin' With Rodney takes the audience on a unique journey of the North Carolina coastal county through the eyes of local historian, educator and storyteller Rodney Kemp. The documentary film was made to commemorate the Historical Association's 50th Anniversary. 

The museum received the 2021 Award of Excellence from the North Carolina Museums Council for their "work to preserve, protect, and share the history of the museum. The documentary film and exhibit is the future of 21st century museums." 

We were also honored to collaborate with the Lifeplus Foundation based in Bentonville, AR. The international organization provides aid to children, families and communities in Kenya. With the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the foundation needed a way to emotively reach their global supporters and entrusted KEVA Creative as stewards of their visual story. The work NGOs provide is vital, and we were thrilled to be able to craft an award-winning story in place of their international gathering.

Other films we're involved in include, Project Breaking Free a documentary with Denver-based executive producer Jennifer Jordon that was filmed in Mt. Shasta, CA, and a personal project Equus ferus: The Wild Horses of Shackleford Banks. 

If you or your organization has a story to educate, inspire or initiate change, we'd appreciate your consideration of KEVA Creative as your documentary film storytellers.