Film Documentary Services

The Government of the Virgin Islands is seeking a film production company to create a documentary film chronicling the final year of Governor Albert Bryan Jr.'s tenure in office. The film will provide a behind-the-scenes look at defining moments of the Governor's last year in office, highlight major achievements during his two terms, and present an intimate portrait of his upbringing and early career. The selected company will be responsible for pre-production, filming, post-production, and final delivery of the documentary. The project is expected to last 12 months, and the budget will cover all expenses related to the production. • The documentary will be divided into three main narrative arcs: The Final Year, Two-Term Retrospective, and Origins and Rise to Leadership. • The film will include interviews with the Governor, his family, and other key figures, as well as footage of significant events and projects. • The production company will be responsible for ensuring that the film is of high quality, engaging, and respectful of the Governor's story and the people of the Virgin Islands. • The company will also be required to provide a detailed budget and timeline for the project, as well as regular progress updates to the Department of Property and Procurement.