More About the "Woke Film" Concept
Woke Film
Woke Film, a division of Handcraft Film based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, showcases our TV shows, films, and documentaries that recognize and promote diversity and inclusion. Our company was rebranded recently because we realized Hollywood and the world would be forever divided into "woke" and "non-woke" projects, ideologies, and actions.
As a media company, we decided to take a stand on the types of projects we would, and would not, create.
There are many "non-woke" production companies in Hollywood.
We decided to rebrand ours into a "woke media company," for the production of our TV shows, docs, and films.
"Woke" simply means you literally "woke up" to the dangers of limiting and denying the rights of others; based on race, religion, nationality, lifestyle, gender, or sexual identity and choice. "Non-woke" means the denial of these rights. We will ONLY feature projects that recognize these rights and refuse to promote any media projects or work with anyone who denies these rights to all.
We will showcase movies, TV shows, documentaries, and other media platforms to advance projects that protect the rights of those most vulnerable. See our various projects and website links below.
Sample Videos
Help Us Save Lives- Suicide Awareness Trailer
Worldwide someone dies every 45 seconds by suicide! Our five-minute video outlines the risk of suicide and potential tools to prevent it.
Dad Downstairs Trailer and Pitch Deck
Dad Downstairs is a family drama/com TV show which features a divorced family with children, living in the same house. See video here.
Handcraft Film Projects
Help Us Save Lives TV Show
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Help Us Save Lives, in partnership with our production company, Handcraft Film, will produce a TV docu-series featuring 13-26 episodes per year. These episodes will address issues crucial to the wellness of all.
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Handcraft Film produces three types of documentaries; TV shows with commercials and sponsors, documentaries without commercials, and docu-drama films, based on true, factual, drama-based stories.
Dad Downstairs TV Show
Documentaries & Docu-Dramas
Dad Downstairs TV Show
Dad Downstairs is a TV drama com, based on a family with children, divided by divorce, each parent in their own duplex, but still living in the same house! Every market worldwide has its own cast, crew, and script!
Five Minute Movie
Five Minute Movie
Dad Downstairs TV Show
Five Minute Movie is a new website channel that will showcase movies one to twenty minutes long! These include short films, documentaries, TV shows and movie trailers, music videos, and other short-format media.
Handcraft Films
Five Minute Movie
Handcraft Films
Handcraft Film has six full-length feature films in pre-production; "The Elevator", "Frederick's Garden", "One Million Steps to Healing My Soul," "The Stolen Guitar," "Second Chance," and "Frank & Stein."
Partner With Us
Five Minute Movie
Handcraft Films
We created this platform to help change the world through entertainment and education. We are seeking other partners who wish to collaborate with us for meaningful change.
Raymond Oelrich, Producer & President
Support, Promotion and Production
Sponsorship
Co-Host or Co-Produce
Sponsorship
At Woke Film, our vision is to be the leading video production company in the industry, known for our creativity, quality, and professionalism. We fund our TV shows and docs with sponsorships and advertising. By adding your name to the film credits you are supporting our projects. See this link.
Advertise
Co-Host or Co-Produce
Sponsorship
Our TV shows and documentaries will feature selected product placement, brand integration, and commercials. We reserve the right to accept or refuse any products, depending on the show's content. This is an ideal method for individuals and companies to promote themselves and their products.
Co-Host or Co-Produce
Co-Host or Co-Produce
Co-Host or Co-Produce
We know real-life events and situations are the most compelling to share with others. Many of our TV shows and documentaries are "interview-style" and we welcome co-hosts to share their stories and conduct interviews, often on Zoom. Co-producer roles are also available.