Change The Outcome Documentary trailer
Change the Outcome is a non-profit organization from Minnesota that strives to inform and provide focused opportunities for audiences on important aspects of opioid use, the disease of addiction, and emerging drug trends. Making sure every attendee will be armed with practical knowledge that can save a life, prevent substance use disorder, and actively address the opioid epidemic in simple but meaningful ways. In coordination with the team at CTO, Overbite produced a renewed documentary for the non-profits usage in their teachings. The documentary, featuring private interviews, safeguards the anonymity of contributors while delivering impactful information for meaningful action.
The documentary delves into the harsh realities of opioid use, exploring its impacts on families and friends, while also offering glimpses of hope amidst the dangers. Through personal stories and expert insights, it navigates the complex landscape of addiction, shedding light on the profound effects it has on individuals and communities alike. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of support, education, and resilience in combating the opioid crisis and finding pathways to recovery.
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Since November 2017, Change the Outcome has engaged in conversations with more than 80,000 students, educators, parents, and members of the community. By integrating the insights gained from their programs and incorporating the content of this newly produced documentary by Overbite, we aim to extend their outreach to an even broader audience, fostering greater awareness and understanding of the issues surrounding opioid use.
Connor McLevish, Director of Documentary
“It was a fantastic experience working with the Overbite team on this documentary. The focus on pre-production really set the stage for a smooth and creative process from start to finish.”
Colleen Ronnei, Founder of Change the Outcome
“Overbite was great to work with! They were great collaborators who pulled the right team of professionals together and kept the process moving forward.”
FAQs
what hand did overbite have in the production of this documentary?
In cooperation with Change the Outcome, Overbite handled all scheduling, budgeting, research, hiring and managing crew, and searching for potential interviewees. Once finished filming all footage was handed over to our friends at Current Resident for post-production.
How does the documentary contribute to ongoing efforts to address the opioid epidemic in communities?
The documentary significantly contributes to ongoing efforts to address the opioid epidemic in communities by leveraging insights from experts in the medical field, encompassing both physical and psychological perspectives. Through these interviews, the documentary effectively presents current statistics, clinical observations, and personal experiences, offering a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of opioid use. By highlighting the prevailing climate surrounding opioid use, we hope that this fosters informed discussions and empowers communities to confront the challenges posed by addiction.
what were some of the challenges with filming a documentary like this?
One significant challenge was navigating the sensitive nature of the topic, as discussions around opioid use and addiction can evoke strong emotions and personal stories. Additionally, ensuring the privacy and confidentiality of interviewees posed logistical hurdles, requiring careful planning and communication. Moreover, capturing the complexity of the issue while maintaining a balance between realism and hope presented artistic and narrative challenges throughout the filming process. Despite these obstacles, the collaborative efforts of the team enabled us to overcome these challenges and create a compelling and impactful documentary.
how does the documentary highlight the realities of opioid use?
The documentary provides a candid portrayal of the realities of opioid use through a combination of personal stories, expert insights, and factual information. It delves into the lived experiences of individuals and families affected by opioid addiction, offering a window into the challenges they face on a daily basis.
what was the budget needed for this type of documentary?
The budget required to produce this documentary varied based on several factors, including production scale, crew size, filming locations, and post-production needs. Expenses typically encompassed costs associated with equipment rental, travel, crew salaries, insurance, licensing fees for music and archival footage, and marketing and distribution expenses.
what are the hopes for that change the outcome documentary?
Our hopes for the documentary are multifold. Primarily, we aim for it to serve as a catalyst for meaningful conversations surrounding opioid use and addiction, fostering greater awareness and understanding within communities. We aspire for the documentary to inspire empathy and compassion towards individuals and families affected by opioid use, while also offering practical insights and resources for prevention and support.