Laws of Ace Films  /  Video Proposal

Community Partner Series  /  Prepared for Kristen Moore

The people
behind the point.
In their own words.

About ten community partners, one short reel each, rolling out on Eastpoint's Instagram through January and February. Grassroots, not ceremonial: the people doing the work, telling it themselves, with Eastpoint standing beside them. Every option is listed below, priced line by line, so you can build exactly what the series needs.

Filming December 2026 Posting January to February 2027 Format About 10 vertical reels, 40 to 60 sec

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Built for what's next

A people-first place starts with the people already doing the work

Eastpoint marks Nashville's return to the river, and the neighborhood is being built people-first, community before buildings. The organizations Eastpoint partners with are already doing that work across the city. This series gives each of them the spotlight: who they are, what they do for Nashville, and what it means to have Eastpoint as a neighbor. No big-check photo. Just the work, and the people behind it.

December

One Interview Day

Every partner comes to one location for a short, lit, miked interview. One setup means a uniform look across the whole series, and about 30 minutes of each partner's time.

December

In Their Element

I ride along on your partner visits and capture each organization at work, plus the visit itself, natural and unstaged. That footage, with your own photos, is what makes each reel feel real.

The edit

One Look, Ten Stories

Each reel cut vertical for Instagram, captioned, and finished with an Eastpoint graphics package built from the look we used at Painting on the Point.

January to February

The Rollout

The first reels ready for early January, the rest delivered on the posting schedule you set, so the series keeps momentum through February.

Three starting points

Pick a lane, or build your own

These follow what we talked through: the interview day on its own, the full series with B-roll from your partner visits, or the full series plus the Eastpoint story from your CEO. Choosing one loads it into the builder below, where you can add or remove anything.

Interview Day Series
$7,000
One production day  /  About 10 reels
  • One interview day at a single location, two cameras, lit and miked
  • About 10 partner reels, 40 to 60 seconds, vertical and captioned
  • Built from the interviews plus the photos and video your team captures on the visits
  • Eastpoint graphics package across the series
Recommended
Full Series
$10,000
Three production days  /  About 10 reels
  • Everything in Interview Day Series
  • Two ride-along days on your partner visits, capturing each organization in its element
  • The visits themselves filmed naturally, so Eastpoint's presence is real, not staged
Full Series + Eastpoint Story
$12,100
Three production days  /  About 14 pieces
  • Everything in Full Series
  • A short CEO video on what Eastpoint is and what it is building, filmed on the interview day
  • Three extra Eastpoint reels from the interview day on why this work matters, to keep content moving

Everything, itemized

Build exactly what you need

Choose the production plan, then check the pieces you want. The total updates as you go. When it looks right, book it in HoneyBook: choose the same package there, sign the agreement, and pay the deposit.

Step 1  /  Production (choose one)
Step 2  /  The series
Step 3  /  Eastpoint story (choose any)

How one interview day works

One interview. A whole library of content.

We are intentional on interview day, because every conversation can become more than one video. B-roll from the field brings each one to life. From the same interviews, we can build:

Vertical reels40 to 60 seconds, made for the feed. The heart of this series.
Full interviewsEach partner's complete story, in their own words.
A series montageEvery organization together in one film, the way we built it for Gamechangers.

The series is built around the vertical reels. Full interviews and a series montage can be added and are quoted separately.

Three recent examples of that approach

Case study 01

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee: Gamechangers

Eight honorees, one interview location, one look. Every honoree sat down at the Community Foundation on the same two-camera setup, then we filmed each of them in their element. When schedules did not fit, we added a day. Those interviews became a full episode and a vertical for every honoree, plus the montage that opened the Gamechangers celebration.

Series montage, all eight honorees
Judge Stephanie Williams, full interview
Judge Williams, vertical

Case study 02

Creative Girls Rock: Innovator Award honorees

One honoree interview, built two ways: the full honoree film for the Creative Arts award, and a vertical cut from the same conversation for social.

Katie Delmez, Creative Arts honoree
Katie Delmez, vertical

Case study 03

Pinnacle Financial Partners: client testimonials

Client testimonials from the same interview approach: a branded cut with Pinnacle's logo intro, and a vertical for the feed.

Matt Proctor, testimonial
Bonnie H, vertical

More work

CGR x Eastpoint Neighborhood Kickoff

The live mural at the Eastpoint kickoff. The same neighborhood and the same energy this series is built to carry.

Repped in Tech

A mission film that lets the organization explain what it does and why, in its own voice.

Nashville Teacher Residency

The people behind the program, and the community they serve.

Mount Zion Meals on Wheels

A community ministry filmed in its element, doing the work on the ground.

How the stories get told

The questions that build the series

Every partner answers the same core questions, so the series holds together, and every answer is their own. These are starting points, and your team is welcome to shape them.

For each community partner

  1. Please say and spell your name, your title, and your organization.
  2. In a sentence or two, what does your organization do, and who do you serve?
  3. Take me to the moment you knew this work mattered.
  4. What does a typical day of this work look like on the ground?
  5. What has changed for the people you serve because of what you do?
  6. What does it mean to have a neighbor like Eastpoint stand with your work?
  7. What is next for your organization in the year ahead?
Rapid-fire closeNashville is better when...  /  One word for your community.  /  If someone wants to help, they should...

For your CEO

  1. Please say and spell your name and your title.
  2. In your own words, what is Eastpoint?
  3. Why does Nashville's return to the river matter?
  4. Why build community first, before the buildings?
  5. Why invest in these partners, and what have you learned from them?
  6. When the neighborhood is finished, what do you hope people feel walking through it?

Institutional and nonprofit partners

Creative Girls RockCreative Girls Rock Nashville Public Education FoundationNashville Public Education Foundation Republic SchoolsRepublic Schools FiftyForwardFiftyForward North Nashville Arts CoalitionNorth Nashville Arts Coalition Church of the MessiahChurch of the Messiah Mount Zion Baptist ChurchMount Zion Baptist Church Fairfield Missionary Baptist ChurchFairfield Missionary Baptist Church Pinnacle Financial PartnersPinnacle Financial Partners Sony MusicSony Music Cryo & ContourCryo & Contour

Good to know

A few details to settle in December

Interview location

Any quiet room with space for lights works, at your office or an Eastpoint space. Using the same room for every partner is what gives the series its uniform look.

Scheduling the partners

About 30 minutes per partner, booked back to back. If your team handles the invitations, I will send a simple sign-up schedule to share. If everyone cannot make one day, a second interview day is no charge when we can leave the setup in place overnight at the same location (venue rental, if any, billed at cost). If we have to break down and set up again on a later date, the second day is $1,000, plus venue rental if the location is rented.

Your visit dates

Once the December visit dates are set, I will lock them on my calendar for the ride-along days and plan the B-roll around each stop.

Photos and releases

Any photos from the visits can be woven into the reels. If your partners need media releases on file, I am glad to work from yours.

Next steps

Getting the series started

  1. Choose your package and click Book in HoneyBook.
  2. Sign the agreement and pay the 50% deposit to reserve the December production dates.
  3. The balance is due when the first reels are delivered in January.
  4. Share the partner list and your visit dates, and I handle the scheduling plan, the questions, and the rest.
Bryan Williams
Laws of Ace Films LLC  /  Nashville, Tennessee
lawsofacefilms@gmail.com  /  lawsofacefilms.com

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