Hiztorical Vision Productions

Educate | Motivate | Inspire

HVP creates short-film documentaries highlighting untold African American history.
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God's people will rebuild the ancient ruins and restore the places long devastated.

- Isaiah 61: 1-4

Our Mission

Hiztorical Vision Productions is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization located in Alabama. HVP partners with local communities throughout Alabama to produce short-film documentaries that help protect and preserve the often-untold African American narratives found in the area. Rather than focusing on stories of victimization, our mission with HVP is to document the success stories of those who were civically engaged or made contributions to this country with the hopes of starting conversations, uplifting generations, and encouraging social advocacy. We help educate, motivate, and inspire people from all walks of life by bringing little known black history to life in the form of uplifting short films for all.

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Fuel a movement to educate, motivate, and inspire local communities with uplifting short-films about the hidden success stories in African American history that happened in many of our own backyards!

All donations are tax deductible and will be used to support the pre-production, production, and post-production expenses related to completing new historical documentaries.

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Testimonials

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Very nice, Theo! Informative and well executed. Cool to see the reenactments and it looked and sounded great. Thanks for sharing that little bit of history.

J. BurnsArea 47 Sound
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WOW!!! This was powerful and impactful on so many levels. Thanks for sharing this important piece of history and for the reminding us:
1. Our history is more than slavery
2. Education is a privilege
3. We MUST stand up to exercise our right to vote...I’m a fan!

S. MilnerHBCU in LA Internship Program
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Loved This! Need more films done to make sure our children will know of the past, a rich history..... GREAT!

J. MalonsonAlabama State University Alum
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Hiztorical Vision Productions of Auburn does some great award winning documentaries of African American history in Alabama & around the southeast. Glad to work with you on your latest project.

Cam WardAlabama State Senator
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This organization is phenomenal! I am so appreciative of this organization for covering the inspiring story of the historic town of Hobson City, Alabama. Great things are ahead for this passionate organitization.

Alberta McCroryMayor of Hobson City
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It is so refreshing to see an organization that is operated by young profressionals who see the importance of our history.

Barbara Boyd Ed.DAlabama Rep.

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Hiztorical Vision Productions had an Amazing weekend interviewing some incredible people for the Africatown short film documentary. We really can't thank them enough for taking out their time to be a part of this project.

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Hiztorical Vision Productions completed its' second interview for the upcoming documentary on Africatown Mobile, AL. The organization had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Kimberly Brown, author and History Professor at Majestic Famu.

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HVP has begun interviews for the short film documentary on Africatown. The first stop was Selma, AL visiting the grandson of Matilda McCrear, the last documented African captive that was aboard the Clotilda ship that illegally smuggled in human beings from the continent of Africa. STAY TUNED ... See MoreSee Less

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HVP had an Amazing weekend interviewing some incredible people for the Africatown short film documentary. We really can't thank them enough for taking out their time to be a part of this project.

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HVP has begun interviews for the short film documentary on Africatown. The first stop was Selma, AL visiting the grandson of Matilda McCrear, the last documented African captive that was aboard the Clotilda ship that illegally smuggled in human beings from the continent of Africa

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On this day in 1865, slaves in Texas were notified by Union Civil War soldiers about the abolition of slavery. This was 2.5 years the final Emancipation Proclamation which freed all enslaved Black Americans.

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