The 1916 Project
It’s time the world knew about the well-hidden origins of the secular moral revolution. The 1916 Project is a documentary that exposes Margaret Sanger and her hidden motives for founding the well-funded, heavily enshrouded Planned Parenthood. The film challenges viewers to confront a century-long agenda with ties to eugenics, genocidal ideology, and targeted impacts on Black communities, as well as the controversial role the organization has played in shaping today’s moral culture.
Fieldwork Media co-wrote, produced, and directed a feature length documentary for the prolife organization, The White Rose Resistance. After a in-person screening tour to hundreds of churches, Angel Studios acquired the film for distribution.
“Working with the team at Fieldwork Media on our documentary film was a remarkably positive experience. Their professionalism and responsiveness were evident from the start, ensuring the production process ran smoothly. David's artistic skills were crucial in capturing the essence our organization, reflecting the voice and tone of our founder Seth Gruber, and the ethos of the pro-life movement. Fieldwork's ability to adapt to late changes without compromising quality was particularly valuable, both with handling difficult filming logistics and the hot-button topics we engage with at the White Rose Resistance. This flexibility, combined with his keen eye for detail, allowed our film to be a great success and grew our organization. We appreciate David's dedication to our project and recommend Fieldwork Media for anyone looking to create a compelling and authentic film that speaks truth.”
Kevin Krusiewicz, Chief of Staff, The White Rose Resistance
