A look at our work: documentaries, campaign films and series, each built around a real story.
Our method for turning one hour of filming into a month of content. We film an owner telling their story in a single session, then cut it into short pieces to share over the weeks that follow. This is how it works.
"Clear beats flashy. If the message is right, the editing doesn't have to work so hard."
A campaign film made in Colorado Springs for owners who are tired of networking that stops at swapping business cards.
"Most networking counts the cards you collect. We pointed the camera at the room instead: real people, no sales pitch."
A documentary series for Western Welding Academy. The Blue Collar Tour took a tour bus and a live welding rig out to the next generation of builders, and we filmed the six-hour hands-on events: students trying the work for themselves.
"To a teenager, recruiting material looks like every other ad. We filmed this one like a tour. The story isn't only a skill being taught. It's work worth being proud of."
A project made in partnership with REI Greenwood Village, filmed on location at Staunton State Park. It shows how adaptive exploration works and why it matters: the outdoors belong to everyone, including people with physical disabilities.
"We skipped the promo template and kept the camera on the people and the landscape. When the story is about real access, the place tells a lot of it."
Filmed entirely in high-contrast black and white, so nothing pulls your eye off the land: valley floors, industrial lines and mountain ridges, from the plains to the mountains.
"Taking the color out leaves the land and the pace of the shot. We pace our longer stories with the same care."
We start by finding the story your best customers share about you. Then we film you telling it.
