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PAX LABS, INC. + DENNIS

Together with PAX Labs, Inc., we produced “DENNIS: The Man Who Legalized Cannabis”

The documentary was created in conjunction with PAX’s ongoing "Be a Force for Good" initiative, which focuses on supporting community, social justice, and health initiatives. PAX partnered with LGBTQ+ activists to honor the late activist Dennis Peron, who spearheaded medical cannabis legalization in California.
This project won numerous awards and was written up in Forbes.

People participating in a parade with signs promoting marijuana and cannabis legalization, riding in a convertible car under bright sunny weather.

“DENNIS: The Man Who Legalized Cannabis”, tells the story of veteran, LGBTQ+ and cannabis activist, Dennis Peron -

Who despite repeated arrests and intimidation from authorities, successfully co-authored and passed proposition 215 in 1996, making California the first state to legalize cannabis for medical use.


THE DETAILS

BONE + GOLD ROLE

Full Scale Production - Concept to Delivery


DELIVERABLES

20 minute documentary plus all necessary promotional assets including a trailer and social cutdowns.

A middle-aged man with gray hair, wearing a green shirt, appears to be talking passionately with his hands raised, in a room decorated with photographs and posters on the walls.
Group of diverse people gathered outdoors, some holding papers and others listening, engaged in a conversation.

APPROACH

We prioritized authentic, story-first narratives and cinematic quality. “DENNIS” is meant to feel like independent content, made to establish trust and emotional resonance by aligning with PAX’s brand values.


EXECUTION

Bone+Gold strategically submitted the film to various awards and film festivals around the globe.


RESULTS

The film generated press nationally and locally + received numerous awards including a Gold Cleo. “DENNIS: The Man Who Legalized Cannabis” remains streaming on PAX’s social channels indefinitely as a piece of evergreen content, reaffirming PAX as an industry leader.

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