The following video series gives insight into the exemplary work men and women associated with Reel Life Media conduct in just one of the many programs we will be presenting on our site currently and in the near future. You may select these segments in any order but we recommend you start with the Zimbabwe Preview in order to develop a more complete appreciation for the work being done.

An overview of Paula Leen's orphanage and those who collaborate with this amazing woman to meet the needs of others one person, one child, at a time.

Sandy Schultz of Soroptimist International for the Americas conducts an intimate, powerful orientation for one of the potential volunteers to the orphanage.

Additional crucial information is presented during Sandy's orientation to further inform and better equip our volunteer candidate, Roland, toward a responsible decision.

Roland listens to the final segment of Sandy's orientation and makes a firm commitment to launch upon a new chapter in his life journey.

An introduction to the people and places Roland explores as his journey begins in Zimbabwe. Told through interview excerpts and a montage of Roland's still photography series, with Jars of Clay's haunting, ultimately uplifting song "Frail."

A Day in the Life starts with Roland's quarters and a morning walk to Paula Leen's orphanage.

We meet some of Paula Leen's Staff and the Children in her orphanage.

Sandy Schultz conducts an orientation for Loma Linda University students majoring in Global Health Studies. In this first segment, Doug Schultz and Allen Taylor welcome the students and give an overview of Reel Life Media's goals and objectives to our young adult community interested in humanitarian endeavors.

Mitch Henson addresses the students in a lively challenge and authentic commitment to serve the needs of the less fortunate in our global community.

Sandy Schultz completes this orientation with questions and answers pertaining to the Zimbabwe Mission Project featured on Reel Life Media and how the students can become active participants.