While network newscasts focus their cameras on orchestrated press conferences and groomed correspondents, The Full Monte puts cameras on the street and into the alleys to investigate the reality of world events. With a two-man team and the power of the digital videocamera and the internet, we explore in-depth the decisions by the powerful, and their affect on the masses-- for better or worse.

    In a world that is carved up and reinforced by wealth, race, nationality and religion, The Full Monte believes that people on the street can shape the world's direction. In character driven documentaries that focus intensely on the personal struggle to be heard, we aim to emphasize the power of the individual. Whether it is the wives of jailed dissidents demanding that Cuban leader Fidel Castro release their husbands from prison, or the only woman running in the Afghan presidential election, we are rolling our cameras on the inside.

    With vibrant in-your-face footage, Full Monte produces documentaries that tie current events, historical context, and gritty reality into colorful stories that intend to engage the viewer in global issues. In a time that has been deemed the "Information Age," The Full Monte stands at the apex-- where real "Reality TV" meets world events.