A smiling man with glasses and a beard standing in front of a blue backdrop with logos of 91.3 WLVN Lehigh Valley and NPR, wearing a black T-shirt and a lanyard with a festival badge.

Who We Are

From the moment we picked up a camera, everything clicked. 

After a decade of in-house video production, we started to search for a deeper meaning behind our work. After all, a tremendous amount of effort goes into creating a film, so you should care about it with all your heart. 

That’s why we created one4all films, to uplift stories of impact, community and perseverance. This allows us to platform the organizations and individuals working to make a difference in their own backyards.

Our Story

  • 2008-2012

    It was the early days of accessible digital cameras. Our founder, Shane Yelicanin, would head to the local skatepark to film he and his friends skating. After years of photo and video sessions, he was provided the opportunity to join a brand new filmmaking program at Quakertown High School. From there, the obsession only grew.

    As part of this program, Shane directed his first ever short film. There was nothing quite like bringing people together to work toward that commom goal, especially once the cast and crew got to enjoy a premiere at the school! Following the showing, it was clear that another career path wouldn’t be able to match up against this feeling. It was time to commit.

  • 2012- 2016

    Shane began studying Film & Anthropology at Fordham University. By the end of Freshman year, he was on staff as a Teaching Assistant for the school’s digital media laboratory.

    During this time, Shane also began interning with the New York City Department of Health as a member of the World Trade Center Health Registry. Here, he created short documentary films describing the long term physical and mental affects of the Sept. 11 attacks.

    It was this work at the Department of Health that made it clear how documentary could act as a platform for issues we care about. The seeds were sown.

  • 2016-2022

    After graduating from Fordham University with dual-degrees in Film & Anthropology, Shane began working at a tech company in Philadelphia. Here, his job was to synthesize complex ideas and product concepts into short and digestible video content. This proved to be crucial practice in storytelling and inter-department collaboration.

    Although the work was creatively satisfying for a time, we couldn’t help but feel a lack of purpose or community value to the work we were doing. So, we began volunteering at that very same skatepark from Shane’s childhood teaching photo and video class.

  • 2023- Present

    After a year of volunteering with Free Fall Action Park as a Media Mentor, Shane was provided the opportunity to develop and pitch his debut documentary feature, Pipe Dream. As soon as this became an option, Shane resigned from his full-time job and took the leap. A 40-minute film, a premiere attended by 250 and multiple film festivals later, it was clear that continuing down this path was the only option.

    That brings us to now, on the precipice of this adventure and ready to tell more inspiring stories. All for one & one4all!

A person in a gray hoodie and camouflage pants is seated in shop, with cameras set up around them recording the scene. The shop has skateboard decks on display on the wall and various clothing items like hoodies and t-shirts hanging on racks.
A building with a classical architectural style has stairs leading up to red doors and columns. Several people are standing outside, including a woman with a blazer and a man with a camera. There is a large microphone and boom pole in the foreground.
A young man with a beard, wearing sunglasses standing outdoors on a grassy area next to a tree, with a camera in hand. There is video recording equipment set up on a tripod nearby, and skateboarding ramps are visible in the background on a sunny day.
A person wearing a gray baseball cap and glasses, operating a drone with a professional camera in an outdoor street setting with cars, trees, and houses in the background.
Posters on a glass window advertising a documentary called 'Pipe Dream' and a campaign called 'Match Me Double Me' with a QR code for donation.
People standing on stage in front of an audience during a presentation in a theater, with a large screen displaying various logos.
Exterior view of a modern office building with large glass windows, a sign for PBS 39 on the roof, and the number 39 displayed on top. There is a sidewalk and some greenery in front of the building, with a partly cloudy sky above.
Close-up of a hand holding a purple and black sticker of a stylized cartoon character skateboarding. In the background are stickers and posters, including one with the words 'Pipe Dream' and another with a skeleton holding a spray paint can.