Changemaker Profiles

University of San Francisco

The University of San Francisco’s faculty, students and alumni are known for making a difference in their communities. 

When USF commissioned a series of videos highlighting their Changemakers, we wanted to bring out the best from people who weren’t used to being on camera. We created a production environment that was small and inviting, with a light footprint crew that would ensure each subject felt at ease and a belief that a good interview is a good conversation. The resulting profiles offer an intimate glimpse into each person’s passions, what drives them and what moves them. 

Featured Stories

Why Sociology Is Kind of Depressing (1:07) | USF sociology professor Stephanie Sears on why sociology is kind of depressing and why she loves it anyway.

Putting Filipino Food on the Map (1:23) | Restaurateur Nicole Ponseca on shame, dreams and bringing Filipino food to the table.

Confessions of a History Professor (1:04) | "We have to look at what blackness is and what whiteness is and how they're defined against each other," says USF history professor Candice Harrison.

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