Episode 11 Productions Provides Video for Kids
Charlotte-Based Episode 11 Productions Commits Year-Long Video Campaign Support to Guardians of the Children – Mooresville Chapter
- Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC (1888PressRelease) May 18, 2025 - In a heartfelt move that blends professional storytelling with community purpose, Episode 11 Productions, a premier video production company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, has officially pledged a full year of video production support to Guardians of the Children (GOC), Mooresville Chapter.
This commitment will include a wide range of video campaigns aimed at raising awareness about child abuse, amplifying survivor voices, expanding volunteer outreach, and building long-term visibility for the chapter’s mission to protect children in crisis. All creative development, filming, and post-production will be provided pro bono by the Episode 11 team as part of their ongoing dedication to causes that protect, heal, and empower.
“Some of the most important stories in our community are never told,” said Randy Davis, Co-Founder and Director of Episode 11 Productions. “The Guardians are out there every day—riding, showing up to court, mentoring kids who’ve been abused, standing in the gap when no one else will. We may not be able to change a child’s past, but we can help change how their story is seen—and that matters.”
A Creative Partnership Fueled by Compassion
Guardians of the Children is a national nonprofit motorcycle organization whose members use their presence and passion to advocate for abused and neglected children. The Mooresville Chapter, based in North Carolina, is a powerful example of what it means to turn personal strength into public service. Members attend court proceedings with children to help them feel safe, provide mentorship, and ensure that no child feels alone after trauma.
Though the group is highly active, much of their work happens quietly—behind the scenes, in emergency calls, in late-night check-ins, and in courtroom waiting areas where they simply show up to say, “We’re here. We see you.”
Beth Davis, Co-Owner and Head of Post Production at Episode 11, said,
“These are the kinds of stories video was meant to tell. Not just for attention—but for action. When we show the bravery of these kids, the dedication of these members, and the healing that happens in those relationships, we create space for support. For donations. For more volunteers. For change.”
Planned Video Projects for 2025
As part of year-long-recurring partnership, Episode 11 Productions will produce a comprehensive suite of video content designed to educate, inspire, and activate community support.
These include:
• A flagship chapter film introducing GOC Mooresville, its mission, and its members
• Survivor-centered testimonial videos (produced with full privacy, consent, and trauma-informed practices)
• Social media campaigns to promote awareness months, calls for volunteers, and donor appeals
• Recruitment and membership drive content
• Event coverage of major rides, rallies, and fundraisers
• Documentary-style micro-features on individual Guardians and the children they’ve helped
These productions will not only support GOC Mooresville’s outreach but will also provide them with high-quality, evergreen assets to use in presentations, training, fundraising, and public education for years to come.
More Than Just a Production Company
Episode 11 Productions is no stranger to social advocacy. With offices in Charlotte, Burlington, and Morganton, and a client list that includes international brands, national nonprofits, and small-town heroes, the company has built a reputation for emotionally driven, psychologically smart video content that delivers both impact and heart.
Founded by U.S. Air Force veteran Randy Davis and storytelling powerhouse Beth Davis, Episode 11 brings nearly two decades of experience—and a strong moral compass—to every project. Their mission is clear: to help businesses and organizations tell the stories that matter most.
“We’ve worked with Fortune 500 companies, famous brands, and broadcast networks,” Randy added. “But nothing feels more important than giving kids a voice. Helping the Guardians be seen helps the children be seen—and that’s what this is all about.”
About Guardians of the Children – Mooresville Chapter
Guardians of the Children (GOC) is a nonprofit organization made up of motorcycle riders who serve as advocates for children who have been victims of abuse. Their mission is simple yet profound: “Recognize. Respond. Rescue.” By showing up physically and emotionally for these children, GOC aims to restore faith, rebuild confidence, and help survivors take back control of their lives. The Mooresville Chapter is one of many across the U.S. carrying out this powerful mission with compassion, loyalty, and strength.
About Episode 11 Productions
Founded in 2007, Episode 11 Productions is a full-service video production company with a reputation for cinematic storytelling, strategic content creation, and deeply human narratives. With specialties in corporate video, 3D animation, aerial cinematography, and cause-driven content, Episode 11 serves clients across industries, including healthcare, education, nonprofit, government, retail, and manufacturing. Their veteran-led team combines precision and empathy to create content that engages, inspires, and delivers measurable results.
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Randy Davis
Director & Co-Founder, Episode 11 Productions
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