CARES Act campaign delivered in nine weeks
Government & institutional buyers
Experienced partners for public projects.
Documentary production, public-information campaigns and community outreach for agencies and institutions. Our experience includes work with the City of Portland and Multnomah County.
Federal · state · localPortland & Vancouver basedNationwide production
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Vendor snapshot
- Legal name
- Black Bald Films, LLC
- UEI
- TTJ2CWGZJKC6
- CAGE
- 247L2
- Business type
- Small business · Black-owned
- Primary NAICS
- 512110 · Motion Picture and Video Production
- Additional NAICS
- 512191 · 541810 · 541990
Dru Holley · Founder & Executive Producer
(253) 754-0705 · druholleyproductions@gmail.com
Identifiers confirmed by SAM.gov’s August 28, 2026 registration activation notice.
Selected past performance
By the numbers
REACH streaming impressions · 90% video completion
Repeat Multnomah County contracts, through June 2026
Travel Portland Neighborhood Guides
Public information & outreach
Clear stories for the communities public institutions serve.
Black Bald Films has produced culturally responsive PSAs and public-facing video for the City of Portland, Multnomah County and Travel Portland. We translate complex messages into human stories people can understand, trust and act on.
City of PortlandMultnomah CountyTravel PortlandOregon Health AuthorityNational Park ServiceEnergy Trust of Oregon
Watch the series Tourism / destination storytelling
Travel Portland
Neighborhood Guides
Destination storytelling across a 27-episode neighborhood series and district campaigns—produced to make Portland's people, places and culture feel immediate.
Watch the PSA Public health / community outreach
City of Portland & Multnomah County
A $420,000 CARES Act campaign delivered in nine weeks: three films made with local talent and culturally responsive messaging for Black, Latinx and other communities disproportionately affected by COVID-19.