The Moving Picture Boys is the production company of filmmakers Jace Freeman and Sean Clark specializing in documentary films concerning human rights, community, NGOs and current events.

The past productions of "When The Ground Stopped Shaking" and "The Country Club" are both about Haiti in the wake of the biggest natural disaster in the history of the Western hemisphere.

Current productions include a film about Kids Against Hunger and their mission to end starvation, as well as the Moving Picture Boys' first feature length being produced in Charleston, South Carolina.