The Hodge Documentary Website
A compelling documentary website showcasing Cleveland artists and their impact on social change

Project Overview
"The Hodge" documentary website serves as a powerful digital platform that tells the compelling story of Cleveland artists who are stimulating change through their artistic platforms. The site exposes injustices and uncovers stories of gentrification, systemic racism, and institutional borders segregating Cleveland.
This project represents more than just a website—it's a digital movement that amplifies the voices of local artists and activists who are working to create positive change in their community. The platform features embedded video content, artist profiles, and interactive elements that engage visitors in the important social issues being addressed.
The dark, cinematic design aesthetic reflects the serious nature of the documentary while maintaining accessibility and ensuring the powerful message reaches the widest possible audience.
Key Features
Video Integration
Seamless YouTube integration for trailer viewing and documentary content.
Artist Profiles
Dedicated sections highlighting the featured Cleveland artists and their work.
Social Impact
Content focused on social justice, community change, and artistic activism.
Cinematic Design
Dark, atmospheric design that reflects the documentary's powerful narrative.
Social Impact & Mission
The Hodge documentary website serves as a crucial platform for social change, giving voice to Cleveland's artistic community and their efforts to address systemic issues. The project highlights how art can be a powerful tool for social justice and community transformation.
Through compelling storytelling and visual design, the website helps amplify important conversations about gentrification, racism, and community empowerment, making these critical issues accessible to a broader audience.
Project Details
Client Project
4 months
Tags
Live Project
Experience the powerful story of Cleveland artists creating social change.
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