The Power of Film and Public Health

Glenn McKenna,

Filmmaker

Glenn McKenna is a seasoned content creator and video editor with over 20 years of experience producing dynamic visual stories. He has collaborated with major brands like Apple, Netflix, HBO, Google, and CNN, specializing in creative direction, drone cinematography, and post-production.

With expertise in Adobe Suite, Final Cut Pro, and media management, Glenn has worked across TV, film, and digital platforms, contributing to projects like Flint Town, Fire in Paradise, and Last Chance U. A Penn State graduate, he excels at blending creativity with brand strategy to engage and inspire audiences.

Film Enhances Understanding

Film has a unique ability to immerse viewers in the lived experiences of individuals and communities, vividly portraying the nuanced, emotional, and contextual aspects of public health issues. Through its visual and auditory storytelling, film can capture the human dimensions of complex health challenges, fostering deeper understanding and empathy.

Amplifying Voices and Lived Experiences

Documentaries and narrative films can be instrumental in elevating the voices and lived experiences of marginalized communities, driving meaningful change and promoting greater understanding and equity