Mackinac Center: The Overton Window & The American Revolution
CLIENT: The Mackinac Center for Public Policy
How did a radical idea become the foundation of a nation? In the years leading up to the American Revolution, public opinion shifted dramatically—moving independence from the margins to the mainstream. This short film explores that transformation through the lens of the Overton Window.
NODEHAUS handled the entire production for this short film — from pitching, developing, researching and writing, to recording and conducting interviews, and all of post-production from ingesting, archival research, editing, motion-graphics animation, sound and color.
Original link: https://youtu.be/KHtYDRTUcOc
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Client: Mackinac Center for Public Policy
Vice President for Marketing & Communications: Jarrett Skorup
Director of Communications: AnnMarie Pariseau
Production Co: NODEHAUS
Written, Directed & Edited by Tran Hoang Calvin
Cinematography by: Triston Centretto
Assistant Camera & Assistant Editor: Jacob McElroy
Motion Graphics by Emily Mosier & Tran Hoang Calvin
Narrator: Heidi Mollenhauer
Voice of Thomas Jefferson: Alex Robertson
Voice of Abraham Lincoln: Ed Robinson
