How Organizations Use the Film

What It Looks Like in Practice

The film is usually shown at the beginning of a session.

No buildup.
No explanation beforehand.

It plays.
The room goes quiet.

That pause is where facilitators step in.

Settings Where This Works Well

• Classrooms and advisory periods
• Staff and faculty development
• Leadership workshops
• Board, volunteer, and community meetings
• Retreats and onboarding sessions

Short runtime. Long shelf life.

Discussions That Tend to Emerge

• What does leadership look like without a title?
• Why do small, repeated actions matter?
• Who quietly holds communities together?
• What role do I play where I show up every day?

The film doesn’t explain these ideas.
It creates space for people to find them together.

What Facilitators Receive

• The short film
• A facilitator guide that removes guesswork
• Participant or student discussion materials
• Optional context or alignment notes

Minimal prep. Maximum use.