Productions for Change

We all know how much unconditional love a pet can bring to someone. Despite facing numerous challenges, such as finding shelter and employment, these individuals prioritize the well-being of their beloved companions while enduring the hardships of homelessness. Watch our No Way To Live docuseries to understand better the logistics of owning a pet while homeless.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/NhDzjao1U88?si=H_1OPrwS_WXuxKCu

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We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to speak with Kenny King's son during the Southbury showing of the “No Way to Live” documentary.

We chose to dedicate our documentary to Kenny, whose life and story deeply touched us throughout filming. Kenny's journey through our docuseries has reshaped our understanding of homelessness and inspired us to continue to pursue answers.

During the screening, Kenny's son, Nick, was able to join us and was profoundly moved to witness his father's impact onscreen. It brought us immense joy to see Kenny through his son's eyes and to share in this meaningful experience together.

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Thomas Mazzarella has 40 years of experience as an award- winning video producer and has served on many nonprofit boards. With his passion for helping nonprofits achieve their goals, he wants to use his skills to tell stories that affect positive change in communities throughout Connecticut. Contact him today to tell your story and raise awareness for your cause.

www.productionsforchange.org
[email protected]
(860) 940-9838

The Waterbury Regional Chamber has named Jim Beland as the organization’s Membership Director.

As Membership Director, Beland will be responsible for growing and maintaining a robust, active, and involved membership for the Chamber—which is the largest Chamber in New Haven County.

Beland was most recently the Chief Operating Officer for Habitat for Humanity North Central Connecticut. Beland also worked at Thrivent Financial, the nation's largest fraternal benefit organization in the position of Manager of Community Engagement and President of their Northeast Member Network.

Beland has a Corporate Communications degree from Southern Connecticut State University, a Masters of Science in Management and Leadership from Western Governor’s University, and a Professional Certificate in Organizational Leadership from Fort Hays State University.

If you are interested in learning more about the benefits of being a Chamber member, contact Beland at 203-757-0701, ext. 305 or by email at [email protected]. Additional details can be found at waterburychamber.com/joinnow

No Way To Live Episode 15 now available
The Importance of God and Spirituality
Watch here: https://youtu.be/lyePvqsgal0
Faith and hope are not luxuries but lifelines for those living on the streets or in shelters. Many find solace and strength in prayer, seeking forgiveness and help from God. This episode explores how unshakable faith can become a refuge and sanctuary, providing warmth and courage when everything else is stripped away. It is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering love of God that supports us all.

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No Way to Live Panel Q&A United Way of Greater Waterbury held a free screening & panel discussion of the new documentary 'No Way to Live: Rummaging Through Connecticut's Homeless Mes...

Productions For Change takes your story to the next level. Interviewing and digging deep to share it with others. Learn more about how we can help your non profit and get your truth out there!

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or call Tom at (860) 940-9838

Catch us on the Office of Radio & Television Office of Radio & Television interview about our No Way to Live Documentary. Watch here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/7722218 the June 9th Episode

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We are spending the summer helping non-profits get their message out, let us help you. Productions For Change offers low-cost or grant-funded videography to showcase your organization.

Contact us today (860) 940-9838 or email [email protected].

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Congratulations to o producer, Thomas Mazzarella , and writers Cynthia Chalfant Simms and Tony Mazzarella on receiving the Bronze Telly Award for the No Way To Live Documentary for Long Form (above 40 minutes) - Online!

The Telly Awards honor excellence in video and television across all screens

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We were so grateful to be presented with a very generous donation yesterday at our “No Way to Live” documentary presentation to the greater Waterbury community by the United Way of Greater Waterbury! The funds will help Productions for Change continue to create additional short stories for the "No Way to Live" docuseries, raising awareness about homelessness in our area.

Stay tuned for more impactful stories on YouTube and our website. www.productionsforchange.org

What an excellent showing of the No Way To Live documentary today in Southbury at Riverview Cinemas 8 in collaboration with the United Way of Greater Waterbury! This is our second live showing and we are looking forward to future showings. Stay tuned for more info to come. For now, you can continue to watch our short clips on https://youtube.com/-zi3kt?si=qnT9UNFzagUEX1sj

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Last chance to register for our No Way To Live Documentary presentation in Southbury. Join us complimentary on Wednesday , June 12th from 10 AM - 12 PM at Riverview Cinemas 8
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Reserve your spot: https://bit.ly/Nowaytolivetickets
Watch the trailer: https://bit.ly/NoWaytoLiveTrailer

Homelessness is often misunderstood. Not every person on the street is lazy or addicted to drugs. Listening to their stories without judgment can make a significant difference. Many people living on the streets of Connecticut are there due to unfortunate circumstances, not by choice. Instead of judging, offer compassion and kindness. Everyone has a story, and no one chooses to be homeless. Let's start with something simple yet powerful: a smile. Compassion is free and needed by all. Watch our live stream or documentary to learn more about the struggles and resilience of those experiencing homelessness.

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Next week we are presenting our No Way To Live Documentary in Southbury. Join us complimentary on Wednesday , June 12th from 10 AM - 12 PM at Riverview Cinemas 8
In partnership with the

Reserve your spot: https://bit.ly/Nowaytolivetickets
Watch the trailer: https://bit.ly/NoWaytoLiveTrailer