Film / TV
All Ages Productions provides full service TV and film production in Philadelphia and beyond. We create original features and series and provide production services to others. Our projects have screened at The Sundance Film Festival, The Toronto Film Festival, The Berlin Film Festival, The Venice Biennale, The Whitney Biennial, SXSW, The Tribeca Film Festival, Hot Docs and more.
Development Pre-Production Production Post-Production (documentary)
Development Pre-Production Production Post-Production (documentary)
Post-Production (documentary)
Post-Production (documentary)
Development Pre-Production Production Post-Production Animation (documentary)
Post-Production Animation (documentary)
Post-Production (documentary)
Production Post-Production Animation (documentary)
Production Post-Production (documentary)
Pre-Production Production Post-Production (scripted)
Post-Production (scripted)
Production Post-Production Animation (scripted)
Development Pre-Production Production Post-Production Animation (scripted)
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All Ages provides development and production services on documentary features and series. We have worked with some of the most acclaimed documentary directors, cinematographers, and editors working today. We have assembled crews and lead productions all around the US and abroad. All Ages runs post-production services out of our edit facility in Philadelphia, and can also provide remotely. Our in-house animation team creates original animated recreations and motion graphics for documentary films in a wide array of styles, and works alongside animators around the world when needed to scale up. We can take any documentary project from development through finishing. We have helmed productions in the US and beyond for a wide range of distributors such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney, ESPN, PBS, Vice, and many others. All Ages has also created branded documentaries as well.
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All Ages provides development and production services on scripted features and series. We can assemble non-union and union crews in the Philadelphia region and beyond while running schedules and budget. We can also source talent, locations, and art department needs. We are adept with working with out-of-state entities and teaming up to navigate productions in the region. We can also assist in navigating tax credits in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. All Ages runs post-production services out of our edit facility in Philadelphia, and can also provide remotely. We can take any scripted series or feature project from development through finishing. We have worked on independent scripted features and series that have played at festivals such as Sundance and Tribeca, as well as projects for entities such as Netflix, Disney, Comcast, PBS Kids, and others.
Case Studies
Disability rights organizations like DREDF, AAPD, and others had been on the front lines for years lobbying for bills that would address the “marriage penalty” for disabled people, which causes them to lose their benefits and/or Medicaid if they get married. However, they could never get any mainstream attention for the issue to cause constituents to press lawmakers for a vote. We created the feature length documentary, Patrice: The Movie, by spotlighting the life of disabled artist Patrice Jetter, who we had known for many years. The film was sold to Hulu where it became one of the top 25 “Most Liked Documentaries” on the platform and was seen by millions of people.
After it premiered the Social Security Administration put out a statement on the film admitting that they have “outdated rules” and they stated publicly for the first time that they “stand by to assist Congress in changing” them. The news broke the day before Patrice and the director were on The View, which prompted Whoopi Goldberg to write a letter to President Biden. The story made additional appearances on Good Morning America, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Dateline, PBS, NPR, and podcaster Trixie Mattel brought the story to over 2 million of their listeners. Patrice was invited to the White House to have dinner with President Biden and discuss the issue. He was on CSPAN the same day and mentioned both Patrice and the issue. The first time a President has ever done so. The film won an Emmy award and Patrice’s speech went viral and was viewed over 1million times between different platforms.
Oatley was looking to create a serious documentary about the most problematic and most overlooked aspects of the milk industry. Collaborating with XTR and People’s TV, we worked with award-winning directors Nick Bruckman and Yoni Brook to create a four part series that starts with the famous 90’s Got Milk campaign and uncovers the dark side of America’s history with the dairy industry.
The series premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival.