Traditional Production
We’ve partnered with non-profits, schools, political campaigns, and even a Twitter-famous poet to tell stories that matter.
Whether it’s raising awareness or inspiring action, we bring the same care and craft to every frame.
Client: Red Hen Press
THE CHALLENGE: As a non-profit independent publisher, Red Hen Press relies on fundraising for much of their operating budget. Like all non-profits, giving has taken a turn for the worse in recent years. We partnered with them to create this fundraising video and company bio.
THE RESULT: This video has resulted in accelerated giving in a competitive environment.
Client: Louisville High School
THE CHALLENGE: Recruiting students for an all-girls high school is a balancing act: students and parents may have very different goals. This was our second time creating a recruitment video for Louisville High School. We researched, interviewed, and shot students to hear how great Louisville is in their own words. This was paired with student-shot photos and videos of the school and students.
THE RESULT: This video helped lead to increased enrollment by speaking to young girls in their language.
Client: Women of the WGA
THE CHALLENGE: Director David Hartwell called us with an exciting project: a new political action committee made up of women in the Writers' Guild was launching and they wanted a video to inspire giving. The only problem: the only chance to get the writers together was at a function the next day. He needed a Producer, a DP, cameras, lights and a set. We accepted and immediately got to work.
THE RESULT: This video helped the PAC raise funds to support the campaigns of women running for congress.
Client: Poet Kristin Garth
THE CHALLENGE: Viral poet phenomenon Kristin Garth approached us with an intriguing challenge: she wanted a creative way to promote her new collection of poems and photos to her huge Twitter following. The solution was this "poem video' - like a music video, but for a poem. Using Kristin's voice, stop-motion, and live-action we created a moody, surreal video.
THE RESULT: This was blasted out on Twitter and led to gigantic (for poetry) first-day sales.