• Film crew filming a scene in a farm or garden with a white house in the background, including a large light reflector and crew members working with equipment.

    Video

    Authentic storytelling that highlights the people, values, and mission behind the brand. By capturing real moments and personal interviews, these videos create a sense of trust and emotional connection with audiences. This approach is especially powerful for small businesses looking to differentiate themselves with sincerity, transparency, and a human touch.

  • A woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a white blouse and gold jewelry, standing in a jewelry workshop with tools, jewelry pieces, and display cases in the background.

    photo

    Natural, relatable portraiture showcases the real people behind the brand in a warm and approachable way. These portraits are often shot in familiar environments—like workshops, studios, or storefronts—where owners feel comfortable and confident. The result is imagery that builds trust, communicates authenticity, and helps customers connect on a personal level.

  • A smiling woman and man standing inside a barn with sheep and lambs around them, with wooden walls and roof.

    combo

    When photo and video components share a cohesive aesthetic, they reinforce a brand’s identity with clarity and consistency across platforms. This visual synergy creates a unified story that feels intentional, polished, and professional. For small businesses, it strengthens recognition and trust while making marketing materials more impactful and memorable.

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the process

Corey has experience in all stages of production, from commercial photography on location to national television. He has credits as a Producer, Director of Photography, Cinematographer and Offline Editor.

  • Planning phase that can include location scouting, logistics, preliminary interviews, sourcing of archival images and the creation of a shooting script.

  • This is the big day, or many days…. when the story is captured. This can include interviews and supporting footage (B Roll).

  • This is the editing phase, where the project gets shaped, reviewed and polished into its final form.

  • This critical phase is where the effort goes to help get the work seen. This can include earned views and paid promotion.

the portable studio.

Looking to highlight the people behind the brand? company wide portraits are available upon request.

A young man wearing a red cap with a race car embroidered on it, holds a skateboard over his shoulder, looking confidently at the camera. The skateboard has a colorful graphic design.