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ABIGAIL HEPNER GROSS

Owner and Creative Director of Impact Video Creative

Abigail Hepner Gross is the founder of Impact Video Creative.  Formerly an attorney, she was the Director of Communications for the nonprofit SINAI Schools for almost 12 years, where she created a rich library of documentaries following the journeys of children with special needs and their families.  Abigail’s interest in documenting family histories dates back to the work she did as a college student assisting in Holocaust survivor testimonials for the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

Abigail staffs each project with film professionals who are both talented and sensitive to the very personal nature of the projects they work on.  While the Impact crew may differ slightly with each video project, Abigail’s favorite person to work with is her son Max, who graduated from NYU in 2022 and has built an impressive resume of work in film production.

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Sam Fishman
★★★★★
Managing Director, SINAI Schools
Abigail is a gifted and passionate storyteller, and a joy to work with. The many short documentaries, music videos, and other videos which she has created for SINAI Schools make up a rich library of emotionally compelling films which have been highly instrumental in the growth of our enrollment and fundraising.
Helen M.
★★★★★
Abigail is a master at taking years of family lore to create a beautiful video relaying the story you hope to share. She listens with sensitivity and understands the importance of your narrative. Her attention to detail and reliability meeting deadlines will keep you in very capable hands. You will not be disappointed.
Rabbi Chaim Hagler
★★★★★
Head of School, Yeshivat Noam
The video Abigail created for our school was incredible, and it captured our history in such a moving and meaningful way. It was informative, captivating, and truly brought the origins of the school to life. While I expected the "old timers" to enjoy it, I didn't anticipate how deeply it would resonate with our younger, newer families; it connected them to Yeshivat Noam in such a powerful way, inspiring them to get involved and generating a real sense of school pride.