Latino Victory
Film and Photography for a Movement
Latino Victory was founded by Eva Longoria and Henry Muñoz III to build Latino political power, and it works on two fronts at once. It backs candidates and it moves voters. Both of those need to be seen to matter.
We handled both sides of that for them. We cut the films that carry the movement’s message and the spots that ask people to go and vote, and we shot the rooms where the movement actually gathers. The campaign work and the event photography come out of the same team, which is why the whole thing looks like one organization rather than several.
Latino Victory
Film and Photography for a Movement
Latino Victory was founded by Eva Longoria and Henry Muñoz III to build Latino political power, and it works on two fronts at once. It backs candidates and it moves voters. Both of those need to be seen to matter.
We handled both sides of that for them. We cut the films that carry the movement’s message and the spots that ask people to go and vote, and we shot the rooms where the movement actually gathers. The campaign work and the event photography come out of the same team, which is why the whole thing looks like one organization rather than several.
Eight Years, One Message
This film marks eight years of Latino Victory and makes the case for what comes next. It moves through the people the organization helped put in office, among them Joaquin Castro, Catherine Cortez Masto, Teresa Leger Fernandez and Alex Padilla, and cuts their words against footage of the organizing that got them there.
The edit is built on typography as much as picture. Lines land one phrase at a time over the footage so the argument reads even with the sound off, which is how most of it was actually watched.
Getting Out the Vote in Florida
The other job was getting people to actually turn up. This is a fifteen second get out the vote spot for the Latino Victory Fund, pointed at Florida and at votaflorida.com.
It is deliberately not solemn. Talent to camera on a plain cyc, hard magenta and teal graphics, and a script that teases the viewer into going. A serious ask lands better here as a joke than as a lecture, and the fifteen second length is what a paid social buy will actually run.
Immigration
Kamala Lucha
Immigration
Kamala Lucha
Conversations from the Stage
Latino Victory’s events bring together candidates, organizers, and cultural leaders to talk about what’s at stake and where the movement is headed. Eva Longoria moderated panels with co-founder Henry Muñoz III and a slate of guests pulled from across politics, media, and community organizing. Capturing those moments on stage means reading the energy of the room, anticipating where a conversation is going, and being in position the second a speaker leans into the mic. Each frame becomes part of the campaign’s visual record — used in donor decks, social posts, and the next round of outreach.
Conversations from the Stage
Latino Victory’s events bring together candidates, organizers, and cultural leaders to talk about what’s at stake and where the movement is headed. Eva Longoria moderated panels with co-founder Henry Muñoz III and a slate of guests from across politics, media, and community organizing.