• Partnership Announcement
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• 31 May 2025
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• by Hermela Michael

Ask for Angela: Two Short Films, One Critical Message

A Grounded Partnership with Real-World Impact

We don't chase trends. We tell stories that stick—and sometimes, those stories can quietly change lives.

That's why we're proud to announce our latest partnership with Ask for Angela, a no-nonsense safety initiative that gives people a silent way to remove themselves from uncomfortable or threatening situations—especially in bars, restaurants, and venues where trouble can hide behind a smile.

The method is brilliantly simple: if you feel unsafe, go to the bar and “Ask for Angela.” Trained staff know exactly what that means. No scene, no questions, no hesitation—they'll get you to safety, call a ride, or bring in help. It's subtle. It's smart. And it's saving lives all over the world.

It's about common sense, safety, and decisive action—the kind that works when things go south. So, we're not just talking about it—we're making it impossible to ignore.

Two Short Films. One Essential Message.

We're producing two short films built around the Ask for Angela method—not in the form of PSA checklists or campaign videos, but through real storytelling.

These are short films with cinematic weight. They're sharp, grounded, and emotionally honest. No slogans. No moralizing. Just human stories that show how a single phrase can open a door to safety.

Why This Matters

Let's be clear: we're not here to tick boxes or chase buzz. We're doing this because some stories matter more than others, and Ask for Angela is one of them.

Every venue that trains their staff. Every person who learns the code. Every viewer who walks away thinking, “I didn't know that, but I'm glad I do now.”—that's what we're aiming for.

This is how film should work: not by shouting louder, but by cutting deeper. These films will do exactly that.

Be Part of It

We're currently in pre-production, with casting and release announcements coming soon. If you care about real safety, compelling storytelling, or just believe in the power of a well-told story to make a difference, you'll want to see these films.

Follow us on Instagram, and be the first to watch a project that could quietly save someone's life.