You won’t find a DVD package like this! Since 2013, we’ve been making meaningful documentary films that show unseen perspectives from inside law enforcement. We’ve shown them at film festivals, colleges, and even departments across the country to have the conversation about the humanity of law enforcement officers. We are now offering all 3 of our Officer Involved Project Documentary DVDs for just $45.00 (Normally $60). Our hard work goes back to 2013 when we first started asking the question ‘What happens to an Officer after a shooting?’ We’ve independently brought all three to DVD and now you can own each of our films on DVD at one low price. If you love police officers, these are for you. If you are a police officer, these are for you. If you dislike police officers and think they should be defunded, these are for you. Get them for you or a family member. We’ll even send them to someone for you.

Officer Involved
Over the course of 2 years, a police officer turned first-time filmmaker and his wife traveled the United States and brought together experts and current/former law-enforcement officers in an effort to explore the highly secretive, often misunderstood, and socially taboo topic of what the officer experiences in the wake of an officer-involved shooting. What they found was a profound statement on the sheer humanity of the men and women who make these split-second decisions and then enter into an emotionally charged series of events and questions. Featuring an exclusive interview with Officer Stephen Roach, whose shooting of an unarmed teenager in 2001 led to the Cincinnati riots.

’Official Selection’ Knoxville Film Festival
Shown over 90 times coast to coast.

Honor Chair
Saving a Hero's Place is a non profit out of Texas whose mission it is to build and deliver unique memorials in honor of fallen law enforcement officers. Honor Chair follows this group of friends from mission to memory as they honor fallen American heroes in a unique way.

’Best Short Film,’ West Texas Film Festival
’Director’s Choice, Documentary’ Austin Revolution Film Festival
’Official Selection,’ ME Film Festival

Dinkheller
Twenty years ago, Georgia Deputy Kyle Dinkheller was brutally murdered along a cold stretch of highway in rural Georgia in what has become the most infamous police dash cam video ever captured. The footage itself has been seen around the world millions of times, often attached to false stories and rumors. In 2017, one police officer sought to understand who that deputy was outside of one bad day and, in doing so, found a seed of truth that turned a short film into a feature-length investigation.

‘Best South Carolina Film’ 2018 South Carolina Underground Film Festival
‘Best Documentary Directing’ 2018 Colorado International Film Festival’
‘Official Selection’ 2018 Macon Film Festival
‘Official Selection’ 2018 ME Film Fest
‘Official Selection’ 2018 Knoxville Film Festival
‘Official Selection’ 2018 Niagara Falls International Film Festival
‘Official Selection’ 2018 REEL East Texas Film Festival

For Information related to licensing for classroom/exhibition, see Officer Involved and Dinkheller.