Film Production

The City of Louisville's Urban Forestry Division is seeking proposals from qualified firms or consultants to produce a film focused on prioritized areas within Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. The contract, titled "Film Production," is posted under solicitation number RFP260064 and is open for responses until September 5, 2025. The project is managed by Louisville Parks & Recreation, a Kentucky-based organization, with a contract value estimated between 50,000 and 150,000 dollars. The primary goal is to develop a comprehensive film that highlights specific urban forestry initiatives or priorities in Louisville, potentially involving storytelling, visual documentation, and community engagement. Interested bidders are encouraged to review the detailed requirements and submit their proposals via the Bonfire platform, where additional information and the application link are available. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with various policies, including Louisville’s Good Faith Efforts (GFE) documentation for subcontractor participation and adherence to the city’s 'Ban the Box' policy, which restricts inquiries into criminal history during hiring processes. Bidders must complete and submit GFE forms demonstrating efforts to include minority, female, and disabled business enterprises in subcontracting opportunities, ensuring equitable participation. The contract also requires certification affirming compliance with Louisville’s ordinances and policies, with specific attention to transparency, non-discrimination, and fair contracting practices. Overall, the project aims to foster community involvement, promote diversity, and produce a compelling visual narrative that aligns with Louisville’s urban forestry and community development goals.