A quick, fun reel for Junior Achievement to share facts about their program and what they have to offer! Filmed by Reel Hoot Edited by Video Story Studio

The Buckeye Institution-Supported Agriculture (ISA) Project was funded by a $750,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The grant was in recognition of AMP’s role in the grassroots formation of the Initiative for Food and AgriCultural Transformation (InFACT) at The Ohio State University, and the commitment that the University made in its sustainability goals. The original goals of Buckeye ISA were: - To leverage Ohio State’s goal to increase production and purchase of locally and sustainably sourced food to 40% by 2025 in order to promote more urban farming in economically disadvantaged local communities by providing access to tools, seeds and expertise. - To provide training and workshops to Buckeye ISA households through the Ohio State Franklin County Extension program. - To partner with Nationwide Children’s Hospital to use biometric screenings of children and adults from participating households to compare their health before and after participation in the growing and home use of produce through the project. - To streamline the process of aggregating and distributing produce from small producers like households to large institutions like Ohio State. Initiated in 2017, Buckeye ISA sought to create a network of at least 100 low-income households with young children, particularly in communities of color, that grow produce for their own use but also with the option of producing enough to sell to Ohio State, or other outlets. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation's mission is "to create conditions for vulnerable children so they can realize their full potential in school, work and life." When the W.K. Kellogg grant for the Buckeye ISA project was awarded, one of the requirements was that each household involved must have children between 2 and 8 years old. In four years, Buckeye ISA has built a robust network of 6 (originally 7) community liaisons, 3 corporate and 23 non-profit partners to support 126 gardening and farming households with multiple produce selling opportunities at their disposal. Video story produced by Video Story Studio

Our mission is to increase visibility to the women making an impact in the analytics space and provide a platform for women to lead the conversations around the advancements of analytical research, development, and applications. WIA aims to be an extremely inclusive organization and we welcome anyone to join the community!

Every time you visit The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center, your pet will receive compassionate, comprehensive and advanced care from our board-certified veterinary specialists at the Hummel Trueman Hospital for Companion Animals at Ohio State’s Veterinary Medical Center. Due to the specialized nature of our veterinary care, your visit will last longer than a visit to your family veterinarian, on average about two hours. After meeting with a doctor, your pet will be taken back to a treatment area for a thorough exam with lots of friendly attention. During this time, please relax in our comfortable lobby, complete with Wi-Fi and a children’s area. Once the exam is complete, a doctor will discuss your pet’s diagnosis and treatment options with you. Learn more: https://vet.osu.edu/vmc/

Malcolm J. Costa of Community Action Akron Summit explains why getting the COVID-19 vaccine was important to him.

Hear from local artist Evan Williams about his current show at Shadowbox Live, a performing arts theater in the Columbus Brewery District.

This video is part of OPAWL's 2021 Love Has No Borders Storytelling Campaign which aims to uplift Ohio & Midwestern immigration narratives and shift public support for comprehensive immigration reform that will reunite and keep families together. In this campaign, diverse storytellers who have been impacted by the U.S. immigration system share their immigration stories via photography, short-form video, podcast episodes, personal essays, and poetry on social media and a digital gallery. All immigrants deserve to be treated with dignity and respect and to have a permanent place to call home. From 1964 to 1973, the U.S. dropped more than two million tons of ordnance on Laos during 580,000 bombing missions—equal to a planeload of bombs every 8 minutes, 24-hours a day, for 9 years – making Laos the most heavily bombed country per capita in history. In this video, Mai Lor talks about how the Secret War in Laos started her family’s journey as refugees that brought them to the U.S. when her aunt sponsored their visas, and how this experience motivates her to serve her community. Video produced by: Anita Kwan, Creative Director, Reel Hoot Productions, LLC Story collecting support provided by Joon-Li Kim This campaign is supported and funded by the Value our Families campaign which exists to protect, preserve, and strengthen the family immigration system and promote an immigration system that is informed by love, empathy and justice.

To open the first Queer-owned Cycle Studio in Columbus, Ohio. Heartfelt Cycle Studio needed a crowdfunding video for their Indiegogo campaign. They talk about who they are, what makes them special, and why their funding is important.

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A self-care yoga event for the LGBTQ+ community hosted by Heartfelt Yoga Studio in Columbus, Ohio. Reel Hoot Productions is a video production company based in Columbus, Ohio

Update: Erika passed away early Monday, September 28th, 2020. She was truly a remarkable and inspirational human being and dear friend. I am so glad to have documented her once last time in her element, enjoying what she does best. RIP Erika. END Custom Design is a custom woodworking company in Columbus, Ohio. Learn more about Erika and her work!

Editing by Reel Hoot Video clips provided by Jayden During the pandemic, Jayden Jamison was asked to be a part of a documentary series called "And What About You, Sir?" - A conversation on gender, identity and art in the Drag King medium for the Boston Museum of Science. He was among other Drag Kings from around the world sharing their stories, vulnerability, experiences on how drag has changed their lives. Full event can be seen here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUsA96hIGJc Follow Jayden @thegoldendragking on IG!

A Black self care event hosted by Damn Girl in Columubs, Ohio. Instructors from Heartfelt Yoga Studio. Reel Hoot Productions is a video production company based in Columbus, Ohio

📽Highlight reel from #FatFlow a few weeks back with @heartfeltyogastudio and @fatbabesclubofcolumbus ! . This is @heartfeltyogastudio ‘s 3rd event for creating an intentional space for marginalized groups and Vinny (owner) doesn’t plan to stop! I can’t wait to see what he comes up with next.