DOCUMENTARIES:

Producing creative and informative non-fictional work is our biggest passion. And that's not just including The Notice Blog. Take a look at some of our other documentaries, including production work with Elite Daily.

In New York City, fare beating is the reason for the largest number of arrests made each year. Fare beating describes any action involving an individual using the subway without purchasing a pass. This includes hopping the turnstile, being let in through the emergency door without paying and bending a MetroCard to trick the scanner into giving you a free ride.

Take a look at the some of the groundbreaking documentaries Paul produced while at Elite Daily. 

HOMECOMING: THE HEIGHTS | EPISODE 3 In Episode 3, we explore different points of view on love and relationships with familiar faces from earlier projects In the Heights, relatives in St. Louis and people encountered in Washington DC. Here we recount stories of when lovers first meet, the permanence of relationships then & now, and finding meaning and significance in both.

A meta documentary series that follow Latinx actors living in Washington Heights, as they perform in a local production of "The Heights" - a musical about Latinx people living in Washington Heights. 

Welcome to the first episode of Mixtape! We profile both rising stars, and seasoned vets in mini vignettes. Our first guest is Jazz Trombonist, David Whitwell.

NYC is filled with a litany of musical artists, each with their own story. Mixtape seeks to tell them all.

FILM

Checkout some of our first work in fictional narrative film, and digital media.

YOU CAN'T DIE HERE: SEASON 1, EPISODE 1 (Director's Cut) Episode 1: "It's Always Good To See One Of The Family.." Synopsis: Older siblings hate it when you steal their junk food. But when Richard's forced to make a run to Trader Joe's for cookies, he meets a different sort of kin.

"You Can't Die Here," is a stage-play-turned-web-series-turned-short film. Click on the image above for more info. 

"Homecoming" Directed by Paul Notice SYNOPSIS Following the events of Ferguson, a young New York filmmaker returns home to his family in St. Louis. What starts as a documentary about the city, evolves into a more intimate journey into the everyday lives of Black St. Louisans, and their often-ignored humanity.

Homecoming blends both reality and the fictional role to tell the story of a Black St. Louis family making their way through the year before, during and after the Ferguson Uprising. Intimate. Unflinching. And Unapologetically Black. This semi-fictional film series is an addictive watch.