“This thought-provoking commercial from Subjective Inventory Films for Planned Parenthood shifts the narrative and puts the diverse stories of those who have experienced abortion at the centre of focus.”
-Shots
NEW WORK WITH PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Every story is valid, and you’re never alone when you share it. Together, we can end abortion stigma. When we build each other up, we take abortion stigma down.
SUBJECTIVE INVENTORY RECEIVES M/WBE CERTIFICATION
Subjective Inventory is now certified by the City of New York as a minority and women owned business! With this certification, Subjective Inventory is now listed on the NYC Online Directory of Certified Businesses.
“STAND WITH BLACK WOMEN” INITIATIVE WITH PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Subjective Inventory founder & director Fredgy Noël directs new Planned Parenthood spot featuring Black women leaders in the reproductive justice movement. This initiative highlights the threats ahead for abortion access and expresses unwavering support for policies that protect the right to reproductive freedom and abortion justice.
JUST TECH FELLOW PROFILES WITH SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL
SSRC announces their Just Tech Fellowship with 6 intimate and thought-provoking interviews highlighting the fellows and their work. The first video highlights Kim Gallon; Associate Professor of Africana Studies at Brown, executive director of COVIDBlack & Black Press Research Collective and Just Tech Fellow.
DR. MARTENS CELEBRATES BLACK VOICES
During Black History Month and beyond, Dr. Martens is celebrates Black employees and the talented Black creators from their community. In this series they speak about historical Black figures who have shaped Black culture and the artists, activists and organizations who are pushing the conversation forward. Subjective Inventory Films was honored to produce this series of 4 films for digital, social, and international platforms.
DR. MARTENS PRESENTS
Long-running footwear brand Dr. Martens has announced their 2021 “Dr. Martens Presents: Music & Film Series,” which explores New York and Los Angeles music communities through the lens of six emerging filmmakers: Chelsea Odufu, Wes O’Connor, Ali Roberto, Jeanette D. Moses, Ambar Navarro and Fredgy Noël. In partnership with Collide Agency, the six short documentary-style films highlight artists, musicians and fans in their music scenes they’ve created.
-Variety
Dr. Martens has announced new episodes of the Dr. Martens Presents: Music & Film Series, which aims to dive into the local music communities of Los Angeles and New York
-Billboard
MTV
Palmer is the first woman of color to host the VMAs since then-MTV-VJ Downtown Julie Brown co-hosted in 1986-87—before Palmer was even born.
-Billboard
Palmer leaned into her small-screen alter ego in the first promo for her VMAs hosting gig, conducting a video call with True Jackson, now CEO, with the fictional character, also played by Palmer, offering to style the real Palmer for the show. The promo ends with Palmer rapping and singing of her VMAs plans to a tune reminiscent of the True Jackson theme song.
-Hollywood Reporter
THE DAILY
We’re seeing the kind of in your face, taunting of the president’s former associates who are in jail or about to go to jail, their faces surrounded by hearts and flowers––all adds up to this crowd pleasing taunt directed to the president…”-
The Daily - The New York Times
Bossip
Headline Heat is Bossip’s highest rated original series. We developed, produced, and edited the series and increased viewership to the site by 300%.
Logo documentaries
Kevyn Aucoin Beauty & the Beast in Me featured never-before-seen intimate footage of world famous make-up artist Kevyn Aucoin and the biggest celebrities of the 80s, 90s, and 00s. We produced and edited the highly anticipated trailer for Logo Documentary film.
NY Post
Extraordinary People profiles unique people all over the world. We produced and edited a short documentary for their website, social feeds and Facebook Watch channel.
BET Boomerang
Emmy-award winning writer, Lena Waithe produced a groundbreaking reboot of the classic film, Boomerang. We produced and edited a series of promos that led up to one of the Viacom property’s highest rated premieres.
Color of change
Color of Change is a progressive nonprofit civil rights advocacy organization in the United States. We produced and edited a short documentary that screened across the country and activated thousands of Americans to vote at local and federal elections.
MTV CATFIsh
From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. We produced and edited image and episodic promos for the sixth season of the show.