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LittlePurpleCow
Productions
PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL DOCUMENTARY
BY STEPHANIE C. ROBERTS
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Greetings!
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I hope this email finds you well, my friend. And I hope you are pushing yourself into new spaces.
 Image from somewhere in Tanzania.
Fall brings to mind the beauty
of change and the importance of gratitude. Having recently returned
from Arusha, Tanzania, our second Picture Hope photography and story-catching assignment, I'm so thankful to
have the opportunity to share these
experiences with you and look forward to expanding our Picture Hope assignment in 2010.
I'm also thankful to so many of you who have
supported me with your business, fair content contributions, and encouragement this year.
Let me know how I can help you uncover and share your stories.
Warm regards,Stephanie Robertswww.littlepurplecowproductions.comMobile: 404-861-5640Skype: littlepurplecowTwitter: littlepurplecow |
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Branding a Downtown Destination
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 If you're looking for southern hospitality and small town charm, you'll find it Downtown Monroe. The Downtown Development Authority representing locally-owned businesses called on LittlePurpleCow Productions for photography and production of a 30-second commercial to help attract visitors to shop, dine, unwind, and discover Downtown Monroe. View the image collection. |
Images and Stories of Hope in Tanzania
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Planting a Seed and Gathering a Tribe
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 While in Tanzania, Jen and I spent time with Arusha-based non-profit BEST (Business and Entrepreneurship Support Tanzania) and a few of their clients, "the poorest of the poor." Since that visit, we have begun to process ways in which we can expand Picture Hope's mission. For now, we are gathering people like you to build a tribe of support. If you are inspired by the stories and want to consider getting involved as Picture Hope grows, let me know: littlepurplecow@gmail.com |
Patient Stories for Walton Regional Medical Center
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 LittlePurpleCow Productions continues to support Walton Regional Medical Center and recently created a collection of documentary-style images of patients and caregivers. The photographs lend visual support to patient stories featured in the quarterly newsletter of this growing hospital. An extended image license allows them to use the images in many ways in print and online.
View select images from the collection.
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Picture Hope Dinner & Fundraising Event: Huge Success
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 On October 4, Jen Lemen & Stephanie Roberts led the first Picture Hope Event. Hosted by Nancy & Denton Smith and Suzanne & Roy Roberts at Villa Serena, 150 attendees raised more than $4,000 for the Picture Hope Fair Content Fund. Shown here is Rwanda native Odette Umurerwa preparing 450 mandazi (African donuts) for the guests, who listened with rapt attention to her story of hope. Learn more about the Picture Hope project. |
Global Celebration of Gratitude: TweetsGiving 09
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 LittlePurpleCow Productions is proud to partner with US-based non-profit Epic Change and their TweetsGiving project, a global celebration of gratitude on November 24-26. Check out the promotional video produced by LittlePurpleCow Productions featuring the Twitter Kids of Shepherd's Jr. School and find out how you can get involved with this live and online event. See the video on the TweetsGiving website. |
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About this e-Newsletter: In seasonal issues, Stephanie Roberts shares current project examples, interviews, digital media tips, and creative discoveries that might inspire you. If you have topics or questions you'd like covered here or have other feedback, please send an email to: littlepurplecow@gmail.comIf you choose to unsubscribe, click the "SafeUnsubscribe" link below and your email will be removed from this list. |
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Shepherds Jr. School in Arusha began as a seed of hope in the heart of Mama Lucy Kamptoni. Using what few resources she had - some chicken-and-egg money, the land beneath her home, and a strong dose of faith - she grew that seed of hope to house 350 young students. Thanks to our partner 