Documentary Filmmakers

Telling Stories That Matter, From Boardrooms to Neighborhoods
Dickens Brothers preserves unique stories through documentary filmmaking, human experiences, achievements, and legacies to inspire future generations.

Our Story

Our Story is Telling Yours

That’s what our legacy will be. Telling impactful stories that preserve the milestones, achievements, and legacies of people from all walks of life.

It started for us in 2016 when we decided to make a documentary about our late father. He passed away from cancer when we were kids. We wanted to create something that not only honored him, but also brought together all the people who he impacted throughout his life.

A year later, we interviewed close to 40 people and developed an 80 minute film that brought our father’s story to life. We titled it, His Legacy.

Since then, it’s been our mission to use our creative passion to preserve the legacies of other people with significant stories. These films are timeless keepsakes that capture the essence of a life for future generations.

WHAT WE DO

Film Production, A-Z

Personalized Storytelling

We focus on the individual, their closest relationships, and the details that make their story unique.

Flexible Length

Our Docu-Style productions can be short micro deliverables to full length films.

Global Network

Our productions capabilities extend around the globe with our production network.

Comprehensive Research

We conduct thorough interviews and research, plus examination of your backstory, challenges, and impact in Pre-production.

Inclusive Production

We include visuals, photos, videos, and interviews with family, friends, and associates to craft a robust story.

Post-Production Support

We ensure there's a close collaboration in the editing process to be more efficient in editing your story.

AWARDS

PORTFOLIO

Past Films

Two Magic Drops

This award-winning documentary covers a Rotary group’s effort to provide polio vaccines to children in West India.

Son of the Old Country

This full length documentary explores the life of Charles Khalil, an early immigrant to America from Lebanon who went on to build an empire with Mobiil.

Dirty Toes

Cameron Sluggett, 24, lives a nomadic lifestyle, despite having cerebral palsy. He has grown 5 businesses and is known for his positive attitude and technical knowledge.

The Cowgirl

Lyndalee Whipple is a rodeo star from Oakdale, CA. Her wisdom, work ethic, and life-journey is preserved through this legacy documentary.