Black + Blue
Directed & Choreographed by Kirsten Ocampo
Mental Wellness
Projects
At Valour, our creative projects are always evolving, fueled by passion and dedication. We tell stories that matter - because sometimes, words aren’t enough. Many people struggle to communicate their experiences, and watching a short film or video about an issue they’re facing can be a powerful reminder that they’re not alone. Our work exists to say, It’s okay to not be okay. That you don’t have to find the words - because others feel it too. That simply being seen can be healing.
Bringing these projects to life takes resources. Sometimes, we secure grants to help, but that’s not always guaranteed - so we often fund them ourselves. With more support, we could create more and at a greater frequency. If our work resonates with you and you’d like to support us, there are many ways to get involved. Together, we can continue to make an impact.
Past Projects
Empower Healing Through Dance
Your support can turn dance into a voice for mental health awareness.
Every Little Bit Helps
To bring our vision to life, we need some support. Your contribution would help cover essential costs, including:
Dancers and performers
Studio and venue hire for filming
Videographers and lighting
Music rights & composition
Costume design and production
Assistants & crew
Choreography and creative direction
Social media ads & promotion
Planning, organisation, and admin
If you believe in what we’re doing and want to help us keep creating, your support would go a long way in covering these necessary expenses.
Sponsor a project
If you’d like to sponsor or collaborate on a project please get in touch using this form, or by emailing info@valourprojects.com
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Connect
Simply get on one of our platforms and engage with us. We’d love to hear from you and get past the ‘small talk.’