Jean-Pierre Larroque believes video can be a catalyst for social change. He is best known for his guerilla-style, no budget, social commentary films that are often improvised and shot in single takes. Jean-Pierre has been featured on the cover of the Wall Street Journal for recording himself being waterboarded and recognized by the late film critic, Roger Ebert, for The Revealed Truth, a Luganda language passion play produced as a Peace Corps volunteer in rural East Africa. Jean-Pierre has also contributed to projects for MTV Networks and public broadcasting in the United States, Canada, and France. When not creating his own films, Jean-Pierre works in the telecommunications industry and with international development nonprofit organizations. He lives with his wife and their twin toddlers in Denver, Colorado.
Media for Social Change is his personal blog and portfolio.
