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Hiztorical Vision Productions

Educate | Motivate | Inspire

HVP creates short-film documentaries highlighting untold African American history.

"Coming together is the beginning."

"Keeping together is progress. Working together is success."

- In honor of Frederick L. Moore Jr.

Our Mission

Hiztorical Vision Productions, a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization based in Opelika, Alabama, is dedicated to fostering positive change within local communities across Alabama. By collaborating closely with these communities, HVP endeavors to produce impactful short-film documentaries that shine a light on the often overlooked and underrepresented African American history within the region.

Our mission extends beyond mere storytelling; we strive to safeguard and honor the rich tapestry of African American heritage, preserving it for future generations. Through the transformative power of filmmaking, we not only educate the public but also empower and uplift marginalized communities. By amplifying the triumphs and resilience of African Americans, we seek to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of our shared history.

Each project undertaken by Hiztorical Vision Productions serves as a beacon of inspiration, igniting dialogue and catalyzing social change. By bringing to life the untold narratives of Black history through engaging short films, we endeavor to inspire individuals from all walks of life. Our ultimate aim is to promote unity, empathy, and progress within our communities, fostering a brighter and more inclusive future for all.

Make A Donation

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.

Testimonials

Thank you so much for your sharing the film Hobson City: From Peril to Promise. This documentary offers a compelling story while it preserves the history of Hobson City, Alabama.

Karen NeurohrOral History Association

Theo is an amazing leader with an extraordinary vision. I see this organization one day filling auditoriums.

Rep. Jeremy GrayAlabama State House District 83

I am very excited to know that this amazing organization serves the Opelika-Auburn Community.

Gary FullerMayor

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

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

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

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

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

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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✨ Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and peace reminds us of the power of storytelling in shaping history.📽️ At Hiztorical Vision Productions, our mission is to amplify untold stories and preserve the voices of those who fought for justice and freedom. Through our work, we strive to keep Dr. King's dream alive by shining a light on the struggles and triumphs that continue to inspire change.🌟 As Dr. King said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Together, let’s continue working toward a more equitable and just world, one story at a time.#MLKDay #HiztoricalVisionProductions #KeepTheDreamAlive #AmplifyingUntoldStories ... See MoreSee Less
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At HVP, our mission is to uncover and share untold stories from history, focusing on the rich and diverse narratives of Alabama's past. Through our educational short films and documentaries, we aim to educate, inspire, and bring these important stories to light.🌐 Explore Our Work:Visit our website to learn more about our projects and mission: hiztoricalvp.org/ 📽️ Watch Our Documentaries:Dive into the untold history of Alabama by watching our powerful documentaries: lnkd.in/eA9aAF2🤝 Support Our Mission:Help us continue to share these important stories by making a donation: lnkd.in/gARPg4Y5Stay connected with us for the latest updates and new releases. Thank you for supporting Hiztorical Vision Productions! ... See MoreSee Less
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HVP Executive Director contributed to another ep. of "In the Margins". In this episode of In the Margins, we dive into the complex process that non-federally recognized Tribes must navigate to gain federal recognition. We also shine a light on the MOWA Band of Choctaws, a state-recognized tribe in southern Alabama, and their ongoing fight for acknowledgment.Working with the MOWA Band of Choctaw to share their story was truly an honor, and I’m so grateful to the Alabama Public Television and PBS family for bringing this project to life.🎥 Watch the episode now on YouTube and learn more about the fight for federal recognition.www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6RP2S1TR-M#NativeAmericanHistory #MOWABandOfChoctaw #FederalRecognition #IndigenousStories #InTheMargins ... See MoreSee Less
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📢 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🚨We’re thrilled to announce that applications are NOW OPEN for the 2025 Bama Black History 365 Internship Program at Hiztorical Vision Productions! 🎬✨Are you passionate about uncovering untold stories and making an impact through the art of filmmaking? This is your chance to gain hands-on experience in research, media, videography, journalism, graphic design, and more while assisting underserved communities in sharing their powerful histories. 🗣️📽️🗓️ Program Duration: Spring Semester 2025📥 Application Deadline: December 22, 2024🔗 How to Apply:Submit your resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcript via Handshake or email them to theo@hiztoricalvp.org.Let’s bring untold history to life together! 💡✊🏾 #InternshipOpportunity #BamaBlackHistory365 #Filmmaking #Storytelling #HVP👉 Don’t miss out on this chance to make a difference! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are excited to share that Theo Moore of Hiztorical Vision Productions and @theo.the.hiztorian directed the latest episode of In the Margins. In this episode, Harini Bhat explores the crucial role Black-owned banks were expected to play in closing the racial wealth gap and examines the financial struggles Black Americans have faced from segregation to redlining.The episode dives into the history of Black banks, tracing their impact on economic empowerment in the communities they serve. It also reflects on key events like the Freedmen’s Savings Bank disaster, which significantly set back the Black community, and highlights early Black banks such as Alabama Penny Savings Bank and St. Luke’s Penny Savings Bank. ... See MoreSee Less
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