
Chairman of the Board of Governors, American Health Care Association

"In my 35+ years in this business, this is probably, the most accurate depiction of what the interaction between a caregiver and resident look like.”

President and CEO, Nebraska Health Care Association

“When I look back at my career when it's over, I know I'll be able to point to this and say this made monumental impact—not just on Nebraska, but on our industry as a whole. This is something that I believe will change how we perceive our industry. I’m just so excited to be part of it, to share that I was part of this.”

Board Member, Nebraska Health Care Association

"This docuseries has been a game-changer for our association, providing a high-impact asset that moved our board members to tears while simultaneously serving as a recruitment tool for the next generation of caregivers. Donors have been inspired at our fundraisers, and it has fundamentally elevated our facility's and the industry’s image and given our staff a profound sense of pride; it is a lasting strategic tool. We raised our highest amount of money ever!
People Worth Caring About is a long-format docuseries that brings visibility to the essential industries most people overlook but that keep our nation running.
Through honest storytelling and cinematic filmmaking, it reveals the human stories behind essential work—helping these sectors earn the respect, recognition, and support they’ve long deserved.
This movement helps these industries be seen, heard, and valued—building public trust, inspiring new talent, and opening doors to broader community and policy support.
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Director of Safety and Environmental Services at Brookestone View

"The docuseries has helped our families and communities see what we do each day and has brought that level of understanding and appreciation. We are now showing this series to new team members, setting them up with a passion and realization that what they do and HOW they do it, matters! "

Executive Director at The Grace Space

"Working with Peter and his team helped us bring real clarity and tangibility to what we do every single day. This docuementary beautifully highlights the importance of dignity, honesty, and compassion—being transparent about where someone is in their journey, and what it means to make each day as meaningful as possible."

Administrator at Wakefield Health Care Center

“It was such an honor to be a part of the docuseries. It validated the culture we’ve intentionally built over the past 50 years. It has reinforced staff pride, supported recruiting efforts, and given us a meaningful story to share with families, employees, and students in the schools. Its impact has been both emotional and measurable. We have a waiting list of people wanting to come work in our community - that's just insane!"







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We highlight the human side of long-term care—professionals who deliver not only medical care, but dignity and connection.
By capturing their stories with depth and respect, the series elevates public perception, strengthens workforce interest, and brings new recognition to an often underappreciated field.

This docu-series repositions the skilled trades as vital, high-value careers—showcasing the expertise behind the work that keeps society functioning.
From electricians to welders, we tell stories that shift cultural narratives, attract new talent, and reinforce the essential role of trades in the future economy.

We bring overdue visibility to the professionals behind waste and recycling—those driving public health, sustainability, and infrastructure reliability.
This series challenges outdated perceptions and highlights the innovation, skill, and impact of the industry.

Peter Murphy Lewis doesn’t just tell stories—he lives them.
Whether guiding rock legends like Steven Tyler and Paul McCartney through Chile or hosting "Aquí Te Las Traigo Peter" or "El Sueño Americano" on TVN, Peter has spent his career stepping into the worlds he captures on screen.
As a CNN political analyst, a filmmaker, and the director of People Worth Caring About, his work bridges cultures, industries, and human experiences.
With a profound understanding of human connection, he crafts narratives that inform, inspire, and challenge audiences to see the world differently.
Whether on-screen or behind the scenes, he is committed to crafting narratives that move people, challenge assumptions, and bring the world a little closer together through docuseries.
His mission is clear: Bring meaningful stories to life.


Valentina Essus is a journalist and documentary filmmaker committed to amplifying underrepresented voices through immersive, character-driven storytelling.
Trained at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and holding a Master’s in Creative Documentary from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, she has built a career in television journalism—specializing in investigative reporting, cultural programming, and in-depth storytelling for broadcast.
She has been deeply involved in acclaimed TV series such as "El Sueño Americano" and "Aquí Te Las Traigo Peter" playing a key role in uncovering untold stories with depth and authenticity.
Her passion for human-centered narratives led her to documentary filmmaking, where she directed "Huma" and the docuseries "People Worth Caring About" capturing the lives and struggles of those often overlooked.
Through her work, she challenges perceptions, fosters empathy, and ensures that the stories of everyday heroes are seen, heard, and valued.

Meet The Cinematographer
Felipe “Carta” Vergara, with over two decades behind the lens, Felipe brings a seasoned and soulful eye to People Worth Caring About.
A veteran audiovisual storyteller, Felipe has dedicated his career to capturing human stories through cultural documentaries and broadcast television features. His camera has traveled across continents, shaped by diverse cultures and landscapes that continue to influence his visual language.
Known for his intimate, empathetic framing, Felipe’s work reveals the quiet dignity and beauty in everyday life. His storytelling goes beyond documentation—it invites viewers into the heart of each moment.

