Short Films
Check out some of our latest short films.
TAOS TOURISM
Check out our video on Tourism for Taos, New Mexico.
Be Well NM - Ad Campaign
Sancre Productions had the opportunity to work with Be Well NM & The Los Lonely Boys to remind everyone that affordable healthcare is available for all. Watch our Television Spot, filmed from the K-TAO Solar Center in Taos, New Mexico.
NONPROFIT CAMPAIGNS
A New Normal.Life
Assisting Northern New Mexico recovery advocates to reframe the public conversation around drug abuse as a public health issue, rather than a criminal one.
Uploaded by A New Normal New Mexico Campaign on 2018-07-12.
Uploaded by A New Normal New Mexico Campaign on 2018-07-12.
Uploaded by A New Normal New Mexico Campaign on 2018-08-19.
Uploaded by A New Normal New Mexico Campaign on 2018-07-12.
Con Alma Health Foundation
Sancre Productions partnered with Con Alma to create four short videos that illustrate how their grants improve the lives of people living in New Mexico. These compelling videos illustrate how four nonprofits used Con Alma’s multi-year grants to help people access health care, protect the confidentiality of adolescent health care and support community health workers to help those in need.
Con Alma Health Foundation awarded the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty a multi-year grant (three year grant ending in 2017) for the New Mexico Healthcare Access Project, ensuring that low-income individuals have access by removing barriers to enrolling, accessing or renewing Medicaid or Exchange coverage; addressing coverage gaps in healthcare; and promoting healthcare coverage and services for low-income Native American children and families.
Con Alma Health Foundation awarded the New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care a multi-year grant (three year grant ending in 2017) towards Improving Access to and Confidentiality of Sensitive Services for Adolescents and Others, a coordinated network of more than 120 members and governmental agencies advocating for changing the policies and practices of commercial health-insurance companies to protect the confidentiality of adolescent health care.
Con Alma Health Foundation awarded the New Mexico Community Health Worker Association a multi-year grant (three year grant ending in 2017) towards Bridging the Health Equity Gap, a collaborative approach for recruiting, training, and mentoring lead health workers with certification and grandfathering efforts of the 2014 Community Health Worker Act while seeking innovative credentialing opportunities with community colleges and others.